Kanpur's Kuli Bazar area declared as COVID-19 'Red Zone,' movement restricted

Covid cases are climbing in parts of India: Should you be worried?

Andhra Pradesh has reported 12 Covid-19 cases and four deaths since late June, raising fresh concerns about the virus. But is this the beginning of another wave?

How Reliance Jio plans to build India’s own satellite internet network

Reliance Jio is planning India’s first home-grown LEO satellite broadband constellation with around 1,600 satellites.

Trump announces 100% tariff on imported generic drugs: What it means for India

US President Donald Trump has announced a phased tariff plan for imported generic medicines, with a 100% tariff from August 2028 and 200% from August 2029.

Monsoon, AI, Inflation, China & more: 10 macro trends that will drive Indian markets in H2 2026

Inflation is back above the RBI's target. The monsoon remains uneven. China's economy is slowing, while India's AI-driven data centre ecosystem is expanding rapidly. An Abakkus Mutual Fund.

Lost your job? Here’s how to build a financial safety net before you need it | Layoff | Savings

What would happen if your salary stopped tomorrow? Could you pay your rent, EMIs, and bills without a paycheck? In this video, we explain why an emergency fund is essential, how much you should save

Can restaurants force you to pay a service charge: Here’s the law

The CCPA has cracked down on 41 restaurants, saying service charges cannot be added to your bill without your consent.

Global investors worried: Could climate change trigger the next market crash?

Climate change is no longer just an environmental concern; it's becoming a financial one. The world's biggest pension funds and asset managers are now preparing for a scenario

Andy Burnham becomes UK PM: Can Britain's 'King of the North' end a decade of political turmoil?

Andy Burnham is Britain's newest prime minister, becoming the country's seventh leader in just a decade. But who is he, how did he rise to the top

India's first dengue vaccine: What is QDENGA and who can take it?

India has approved its first dengue vaccine. Japan-based Takeda's *QDENGA* is now approved for people aged *4 to 60 years* and protects against all four dengue virus serotypes.

Why India’s stock market could soon get a new fear gauge

The NSE is working on a new volatility index that could eventually replace or complement India VIX. But why does the market need a new fear gauge? And what could it mean for investors and derivatives