The Supreme Court of India has expressed serious concern over the government's failure to regulate escalating airfares, demanding an explanation for the lack of price controls in the aviation sector.
Ashok Leyland MD and CEO Shenu Agarwal advocates for a robust vehicle scrappage policy to replace old trucks, reduce pollution, and cut logistics costs amid record commercial vehicle sales.
The US Justice Department argues Live Nation should be broken up for maintaining a stranglehold on live events by freezing out venues that don't use Ticketmaster.
Textile Minister Giriraj Singh announced that India and the EU will likely finalize a trade agreement within four days. He highlighted growth in garment exports and criticized Rahul Gandhi's claims about US tariffs.
India's National Statistics Office plans to use GST filings, E-Vahan data, corporate results, and other administrative sources to improve quarterly GDP figures as part of a data overhaul.
The Central government has approved a retrospective wage and pension reset, resulting in a massive Rs 11,640 crore payout for employees of public sector general insurers, RBI, and Nabard.
Indian apparel exporters like Shishir Kapoor refuse discounts to US buyers despite 50% tariffs, while others pivot to Europe and UK. Companies adapt with sustainable products and new strategies amid trade challenges.
Payments infrastructure startup Juspay has raised $50 million from WestBridge Capital, achieving unicorn status with a $1.2 billion valuation. The funding includes primary and secondary transactions.
Intel's 17% stock plunge delivers reality check to Trump's domestic chip manufacturing revival plan. Despite US government stake, company struggles with yields and customer commitments.
Markets regulator Sebi is investigating alleged illegal gains using insider information in Yes Bank's July 2022 share sale. Notices sent to PwC, EY, Carlyle, Advent executives.
The Canadian dollar surged 1.5% this week, its strongest weekly performance since May, driven by broad U.S. dollar weakness and positive domestic retail sales data.
Indian stock markets plunged on Friday with Sensex falling 770 points and Nifty dropping 241 points due to rupee depreciation, geopolitical concerns, and sustained foreign institutional selling.
The Indian rupee fell to a new low against the dollar while RBI injected liquidity and forex reserves crossed $700 billion, highlighting policy balancing acts amid foreign outflows and global pressures.
Traders are aggressively re-entering the swap spread widener trade, betting on US Treasuries outperforming interest rate swaps. The strategy regained momentum after geopolitical tensions eased, with the 30-year spread hitting its widest since December 202
Before India's 1969 bank nationalization, public trust in formal banking was alarmingly low, with community-based courtyard systems serving as the primary financial backbone for millions.
India will present its diverse agricultural and food ecosystem through 161 exhibitors at Gulfood 2026 in Dubai, aiming to boost exports and global partnerships.
Ashika Group CEO Rahul Arora predicts India's upcoming budget will be inward-looking, emphasizing domestic growth and stability to counter global economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions.
Indian stock markets witnessed a sharp decline as the BSE Sensex plummeted by 770 points and the Nifty 50 fell below the 25,050 mark, driven by global cues and domestic concerns.
Silver prices surged past $100 per ounce for the first time ever on Comex, while gold approached $5,000/Oz. Domestic MCX futures hit record highs amid geopolitical tensions and strong industrial demand.
Chilli prices have surged sharply in Andhra Pradesh's markets, offering relief to farmers but raising concerns among traders and consumers. Strong export demand and limited arrivals have driven prices to multi-year highs at Guntur Mirchi Yard.
First Citizens BancShares shares fell over 9% after projecting 2026 net interest income below Wall Street expectations, citing Federal Reserve rate cuts as key pressure on regional bank margins.
Central trade unions and farmers' groups held a state-level conference in Trichy, passing six resolutions against government policies they call anti-worker and anti-farmer, and mobilizing for a nationwide strike on February 12.
Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will soon begin work on a world-class multi-sports complex in Narela, featuring Olympic-standard facilities, a hospital, and a hotel, with completion expected in three years.
Hotel and Restaurant Association of Odisha urges CM Mohan Charan Majhi to intervene as IndiGo considers withdrawing Dubai-Bhubaneswar flight, threatening tourism growth in the state.
Indian seafarers remain the most abandoned worldwide in 2025, with 1,125 cases marking a 25% increase from 2024. Global abandonment hits record highs, highlighting systemic issues in maritime labor.
Punjab's industries minister announces a major greenfield investment by AISRM Multimetals to establish a state-of-the-art steel manufacturing facility in Ludhiana district, creating over 920 jobs.
Central Bihar Chamber of Commerce urges East Central Railway to introduce direct trains from Gaya to Mumbai and Bengaluru, citing rising passenger demand. Also demands speeding up road overbridge construction on key routes.
Udupi's district-level fruit and flower show, themed on Padma Shri Saalumarada Thimmakka's life, runs Jan 26-28 at Shivalli Horticulture Farm. Features 7,000 plants, technical sessions, and displays.
Light to moderate rainfall across Punjab provides crucial moisture for rabi wheat crop. Agricultural experts advise farmers to halt irrigation and monitor for pests as more showers are forecast.
Bihar government announces development of seven national waterways including Ganga to boost trade, reduce transport costs by 30-40%, and create employment through new training institutes.