Mentally unstable father held for killing 6-year-old son in UP's Agra

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Tata Group posted record profits in FY26, but three of its biggest growth bets—Air India, Tata Electronics and Tata Digital—together lost ₹28,823 crore. So why is Tata Chairman N. Chandrasekaran aski

Companies thought AI would replace jobs Now they’re hiring again

For nearly two years, companies believed AI would replace workers and reduce hiring. But now, many of the biggest AI adopters are hiring again. Why has the AI hiring narrative changed?

Steel stocks had a strong run: Can Q1 earnings keep the rally alive?

Steel stocks have outperformed the market this year. But now, the spotlight shifts to June-quarter earnings. Stable prices at home, falling rebar prices, rising costs, and fresh pressure from China

HDFC Bank under US scrutiny: Why three law firms are investigating the lender

Three US law firms have launched preliminary investigations into HDFC Bank after reports of alleged payment irregularities. But does this mean the bank has been sued?

Sebi's mutual fund only PMS

SEBI has proposed a new Mutual Fund-only Portfolio Management Service that could lower the minimum investment from ₹50 lakh to ₹25 lakh. Here's what's changing, why it matters, and what investors.

Flipkart is entering food delivery: Can it challenge Swiggy and Zomato? | Order food online

Flipkart is preparing to enter the online food delivery market with a pilot launch in Bengaluru during August-September.

New CEO, FY27 growth outlook trimmed, multiple downgrades: What’s happening at Infosys

New CEO, FY27 growth outlook trimmed, multiple downgrades: What’s happening at Infosys

Tesla's profit falls even after record sales: Is Elon Musk's empire cracking?

Tesla's profit falls even after record sales: Is Elon Musk's empire cracking?

35 years of liberalisation: Why India had no choice but to open its economy

In 1991, India faced one of the worst economic crises in its history. With foreign exchange reserves nearly exhausted and the country on the brink of default

NEET protests to JP Movement: How student movements have changed India's history

A paper leak sparked the latest student protests in India—but history suggests this may be about much more than NEET. From the Nav Nirman Movement and JP Movement to the Mandal protests, India Against