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Rimjhim Singh is a writer at the Business Standard, where she researches and crafts articles on a diverse range of subjects, including general news, sports, and in-depth explainers. Over the course of one year at the organization, she has honed her skills in editing and paid attention to accuracy, clarity, and depth. In this digital age, she strives to present the news in a crisper and more structured way.
Rimjhim Singh is a writer at the Business Standard, where she researches and crafts articles on a diverse range of subjects, including general news, sports, and in-depth explainers. Over the course of one year at the organization, she has honed her skills in editing and paid attention to accuracy, clarity, and depth. In this digital age, she strives to present the news in a crisper and more structured way.
The RBI has allowed all bank branches, offices, ATM-linked branches and currency chests to remain open on September 27 to avoid a possible five-day disruption
The Supreme Court delivered a split verdict on the Centre's plea to refer challenges to the 2023 Election Commissioners appointment law to a larger five-judge Bench
ADB raised India's FY27 growth forecast to 7 per cent from 6.6 per cent on strong investment and services exports, while cutting its FY28 estimate to 7.1 per cent from 7.3 per cent
Anthropic and OpenAI have launched cheaper AI models, Opus 5.5, and GPT-6 Sol and Luna, as the US firms face growing price pressure from Chinese rivals and demand for lower-cost AI rises
Global diesel supplies are tightening as fuel stocks fall to historic lows, refinery capacity remains limited and wars disrupt trade, raising the risk of high prices into 2027
The National Task Force's interim report flags academic pressure, caste-related concerns and social exclusion on campuses, as protests continue at IIT Bombay after the death of a second-year student
The Supreme Court said arrested persons must be told the grounds of arrest in writing, even in cases under special laws such as UAPA, and ordered action against officers who fail to follow the rule
Pakistan said 28 suspected 'militants' were killed in airstrikes in Afghanistan, while Kabul said three civilians died and four others were injured in the attacks
India's policy calendar this week will track infrastructure output, business activity and forex reserves
Biocon's Pertuzumab has received a positive EMA CHMP recommendation, becoming the first biosimilar to clear the agency's new tailored clinical development approach for HER2-positive breast cancer
The CBFC has revised its film certification guidelines, setting out new rules on what films can show and how they will be classified for different age groups
Tata Sons' listing dispute has deepened into a boardroom split, with Tata Trusts opposing the IPO and N Chandrasekaran's reappointment, while the board backs both moves
Turkey has frozen trading in funds and ordered 130 funds to be liquidated after a market sell-off; the central bank has also stepped in with more lira liquidity to limit further fallout
India's TFR has fallen to 1.9, below replacement level. The EAC-PM has called for ending sterilisation-linked incentives and reviewing population-control rules in low-fertility states
Tata Sons' board has cleared a listing plan after years of legal and regulatory hurdles. Here's a look at the key events that shaped the Tata group holding company's road to the IPO
India needs ₹168-172 trn in infra investment by FY31. While ₹38-40 trn is financed, ₹78-80 trn is yet to enter the pipeline, ₹31-32 trn awaits closure and ₹21-22 trn is stalled
The EU has proposed making Canada its first associate member, prompting Trump to warn of 'very heavy tariffs' if he sees the move as a 'hostile act' by Europe
Assocham said the new UPI MDR framework for high-value merchant payments will support investment in technology and infrastructure, while helping expand UPI acceptance across the country
The US Federal Reserve is set to announce its latest interest rate decision today. Here's what the move could mean for the US economy, markets
Women account for nearly 88 per cent of Japan's centenarians, with 94,298 aged 100 or older, compared with 13,379 men, according to the latest data by Japan's health ministry