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Biocon inks patent settlement pact with Genentech for breast cancer drug

The deal allows Biocon to launch the biosimilar in the EU and the UK from the Q1 of 2027, and in the US from the Q3 of 2028

Wholesale inflation hits series high of 11.39% in September on broad rise

At 11.39%, the rise was driven by a broad-based increase in prices of food, fuel, and manufactured goods

Datanomics: Internet shutdowns dip but India still ranks second globally

During a recent protest against alleged irregularities in electoral roll revision, authorities imposed internet shutdowns in parts of Delhi, citing security concerns.

Rubio to visit Jamnagar, Mumbai as US trade deal near 'landing point'

Marco Rubio will visit Mumbai and Jamnagar to discuss energy cooperation as S Jaishankar says India-US trade talks are nearing a landing point, with a few issues unresolved

India working to develop relations with China 'once again', says Goyal

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said India is working to develop relations with China again, but stressed that the journey remains unfinished and must ensure fair, stable engagement

Policy reforms, risk capital fuel India's fast-growing space-tech ecosystem

Space-tech funding has surged as policy reforms, government-backed risk capital and access to Isro infrastructure allow private companies to move from development to commercial deployment

Next AI phase about outcomes, not experiments, says OpenAI executive

OpenAI's Pragya Misra says the next phase of AI will focus on measurable business outcomes, as Indian firms increasingly use AI tools to improve efficiency, cut costs and solve operational challenges.

Can India's latest FTAs put it on the road to Viksit Atmanirbhar Bharat?

India's FTAs can boost export-led growth, but sustainable gains will depend on responsible subsidies, stronger labour standards and environment-friendly production

The elusive challenge of 'taming' Bastar

From British rule to the rise of Maoism, this book takes us through the history of a region that remains an enigma

Clean streets need capable cities

Swachh Bharat expanded coverage. Now cities must build the capacity to sustain progress

India positioning itself as trusted global supply chain partner: Vaishnaw

The Union minister said cost alone no longer drives supply-chain decisions, with trust, cybersecurity and resilience becoming central to global technology partnerships

Tata's paradoxical succession

The group faces the same problem as family-owned businesses with many heirs

Sri Lankan court orders to seek Interpol Red Notice against Basil Rajapaksa

The Rajapaksa family is currently facing a spate of court cases for alleged illegal transactions while in government

Mind the gap

Travel survey underlines public-transport shortage

Shifting immigration rules

Indian IT firms are prepared for the change

UK study visa refusals affect university offers to foreign students: Report

This tightening of the previous 10 per cent threshold is aimed at what the UK government believes is the abuse of the student visa route by certain nationalities, led by Pakistanis and Nigerians

IMF chief urges wealthy nations to tackle rising global debt levels

That is forcing countries to make hard choices between supporting their most vulnerable people and meeting their debt repayment obligations

Immature: Sheikh Hasina slams Bangladesh PM for skipping Brics summit

Hasina said Bangladesh's participation at the summit of the influential grouping could have opened up new opportunities for the country's economic and social development, but that chance was lost

Alternative accommodation gains ground among Indian travellers: Report

A Booking.com and VIDEC report projects India's alternative accommodation gross booking value to reach $4.7 billion by FY29, with business travel and smaller cities driving growth

Houthis hit Saudi Aramco headquarters with missiles as conflict escalates

The strike on an office complex in Dhahran caused a limited fire and no injuries, according to Saudi Arabia's energy ministry