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Iran threatens Hormuz shutdown over Trump's energy strike warning

Trump on Saturday threatened to "obliterate" Iran's power plants if Tehran did not fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours

Check unnecessary expenses, Air India CEO tells staff amid West Asia war

Loss-making Air India and Air India Express have been grappling with operational disruptions like other airlines since the start of the conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran

Vedanta moves NCLAT against Adani bid to acquire Jaiprakash Associates

Anil Agarwal-led Vedanta Group was in the race to acquire JAL through an insolvency process, but the lenders in November last year approved the resolution plan or bid of Adani Enterprises Ltd

Coal gasification key to India's energy security, says G Kishan Reddy

Describing coal gasification as a key transformative technology, he said it converts coal into Syngas, which can be further used to produce cleaner fuels, chemicals, fertilizers, and hydrogen

Assam Assembly polls: Congress announces final list of 7 candidates

With this, the party has declared candidates for 101 of the 126 seats in the state Assembly

Delhi set to host first international film festival from March 25-31

Delhi gears up for its first global film festival, bringing over 140 films, star power, and immersive cinema experiences to the capital

Gold, silver may see mild recovery next week; PMI, crude in focus

Gold and silver may stabilise after a sharp fall, with mild recovery likely but gains capped by strong dollar and high interest rates

Tata Capital gets ₹413 cr tax demand; to challenge reassessment order

Tata Capital faces a ₹413 crore tax demand for FY18, flags computation errors and plans to challenge the order with no expected business impact

Govt directs faster processing of city gas projects to ease supply stress

Government fast-tracks city gas approvals and boosts LPG allocations to ease supply pressures while pushing urban consumers towards piped natural gas

L&T hopes govt will sustain capex, widen deficit amid West Asia crisis

L&T backs continued government capex despite rising oil-driven import costs, even if it leads to a temporary fiscal deficit expansion

Little impact of West Asia conflict on biz, 95% projects on, says L&T

The company flagged logistics and supply chain as key challenges and noted revenue risks if the situation remains unchanged

EPC player Trenzet Infra files papers with Sebi to raise funds via IPO

The company proposes to utilise proceeds from the fresh issue to support its working capital requirements, purchase of construction vehicles and equipment, and for general corporate purposes

Govt likely to consider OFS option for raising public float in IDBI Bank

Government may opt for an Offer-for-Sale in IDBI Bank to boost public float and improve valuation after failed strategic divestment

Sebi board to consider FPI settlement norms, intermediary reforms on Monday

Securities and Exchange Board of India to consider easing FPI settlement norms and tightening governance rules as part of a broad regulatory overhaul

Indian firms facing shipment delays, input shortages amid Iran war: CII

CII Director General Chandrajit Banerjee said firms are already seeing "downstream effects" as the conflict disrupts key maritime routes and tightens global supply chains

India a long-term investment with strong ecomm growth potential: Amazon V-P

'E-commerce adoption is becoming more widespread, and the next wave of growth will be led by smaller cities and middle-income groups'

Indian companies lead in AI adoption, but lag in expertise: Report

The 'State of AI in the Enterprise' report for 2026 revealed that Indian firms are advancing past trials to lead global peers in large-scale AI adoption across key functions

West Asia war: PM Modi calls ministerial meeting to review energy situation

The focus of the meeting is to ensure uninterrupted supply, stable logistics and efficient distribution across the country, and the government is taking proactive steps

AC makers cautious as unusual rain may disrupt early summer demand

Because of plastic, prices of other large appliances such as washing machines are also likely to rise 10-12 per cent, industry leaders indicated

More than half of countries have banned phones in schools: Unesco

Facebook's own research revealed that 32 per cent of teenage girls felt worse about their bodies after using Instagram