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27 MoUs worth over ₹66,000 crore signed to boost India's maritime sector

The ports ministry statement said that the MoU ceremony showcases India's integrated vision for maritime growth

Spirit of selfless service, discipline true strengths of RSS: PM Modi

In his 125th Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast, the prime minister made another strong push for Swadeshi and urged people to buy a Khadi item on Gandhi Jayanti on October 2

Telangana aims to bring all Fortune 500 firms to Future City: Revanth Reddy

Elaborating on the unique facilities planned for the proposed city, the CM said, An underground power line network will be developed in the new city

Difficult to make case for sustained underperformance: Saion Mukherjee

India's equity story hinges on consumption, selective midcap bets, and FII flows, while IT faces headwinds and banks offer steady value, says Mukherjee

Street Signs: Low Vix, high tension, IPO fireworks light up grey market sky

A calm Vix belies market jitters as FPIs sell aggressively; IPO grey market stays hot; traders push back against Sebi's plans to curb weekly derivatives expiries

Fund Pick: Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund rewards investors who don't blink

10 years of methodical stock selection proves patience isn't passive - it's profitable

Gautam Adani, son pay homage at Zubeen Garg's Guwahati residence

Adani and his son spent around half-an-hour at Garg's residence in Kahilipara area here, and met his wife Garima Saikia Garg, an official told PTI

NeSL in talks with insurers to launch surety bonds in digital format

Although the volumes for surety bonds continues to be low, issuance in a non-paper manner will ease a lot of administrative work for the insurers and could also help in increasing volumes

US mulls supplying long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, says JD Vance

Tomahawk missiles have a range of 2,500 km (1,550 miles), and would be a powerful asset in Ukraine's arsenal as it fights back against regular barrages of Russian missile and drone attacks

From ₹1200 fares to 50% off meals: Inside Air India Express's PayDay sale

Bookers can use the promo code 'FLYAIX' to get special fares on domestic and international flights. Xpress Lite fares (with zero check-in baggage) start from ₹1,200 and Xpress Value fares from ₹1,300.

The highs that haunt: Sensex and Nifty still chasing last year's peaks

The summit slips from view: Midcaps trail, FPIs exit, domestic liquidity clings to the ledge

Despite correction, gains unlikely for realty stocks in the near term

The key trigger for the sector and listed companies are trends in housing sales. Data on this front does not look favourable

The price trap: Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana, Madhya Pradesh's high-wire act

From promised MSPs to manipulated markets, the state's soybean farmers walk a delicate tightrope of risk, loss, and hope

From FMCG to jewellery, GST rate cuts lift festival spending mood

Consumers held back purchases as they waited for new GST rates

Smart tech brings sea change in shipbuilding as revival gathers pace

Artificial intelligence (AI) is another game-changer, used to optimise ship design, predict maintenance needs, and streamline production schedules

The generation that could light the political fuse in Bihar's old order

Restless, connected, and politically aware, the state GenZ may be the spark in a volatile election. Arushi Bhaskar tracks their growing clout and unpredictable choices

Dell Technologies looks beyond computers to focus on AI servers, software

Dell bets on AI-optimised servers and its AI Factory to drive enterprise adoption in India, with Zoho among key customers using its stack for large-scale AI workloads

McNamara at War: Rare later regret over Vietnam worthy of admiration

Robert McNamara's life was defined by a quest for control. A new biography shows how that same drive shaped his Vietnam errors - and his rare, late-in-life willingness to admit them

Viasat in talks with Indian startups to build mini geostationary satellites

Miniaturised GEO satellites could reshape connectivity in India and attract demand from over 20 countries

Echoes of 2007 grow louder as risky debt, buyouts raise concerns

There are some key differences between now and 2007. Banks are more heavily regulated and have larger equity cushions. Consumers haven't borrowed as much this time around