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Stocks that were in focus include names like Tata Motors, which rose 0.93%, Adani Wilmar, which gained 1.92%, and PC Jewellers, whose shares jumped 10% on Monday.

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Viacom18, the official broadcast and digital partner for Paris 2024, announced the biggest Olympics presentation yet in India, with 20 concurrent feeds and a roster of Olympians, starting July 26, 2024, across the Sports18 Network and for free on JioCinema. The network has lined up former champions across multiple sporting disciplines to amplify the best Olympic presentation ever. It also launched its campaign film ‘Dum Laga Ke… Haisha’. For the first time, Olympics coverage in India will be presented across 20 concurrent feeds on JioCinema for free, allowing fans to catch their preferred action and Indian performances at the Olympic Games anytime, anywhere, on their preferred device.

The Indian stock markets had yet another excellent week for the bulls, with the benchmark index maintaining its winning streak for the fifth consecutive week aided by broader participation along with positive global sentiment, Osho Krishan, Senior Analyst — Technical & Derivatives at Angel One said.

Asix months’ grace period was something I learnt to negotiate in assignments as one of the first women working in the infrastructure sector. When I was posted in the ports sub-sector, or in a large infrastructure project, many would question my suitability as a woman officer for a role in a male-dominated field. Inevitably, I would ‘beg’ for six months before a decision was taken to re-post me to an assignment considered more conducive for a woman officer.

inflation data when it is issued on Friday. Inflation for the month is likely to rise 5% year-on-year, higher than the trend expected earlier in the month, according to a senior economist at a global bank. Climatic factors are playing an increasingly key role in influencing food and fuel inflation, which tends to impact overall inflation levels, creating a new area of concern for policymakers. Gayatri Nayak explains how climate change can impact monetary policy: How have climatic factors affected prices in India?

BYD has signed a contract to build a $1 billion factory in Turkey, stepping up its efforts to expand internationally. This calculated action seeks to support BYD's ambition to lead the world EV market. According to a statement shared on X, Turkey's industry minister Mehmet Fatih stated the factory will start production by late 2026. It is anticipated to increase BYD's capability for European vehicle manufacture, with an approximate yearly production capacity of 150,000 vehicles.

Euro Cup 2024 is currently on a cliffhanger with a lot of calculations, analysis and predictions to yield results. This edition of the Euro Cup 2024 has seen it all, from high intensity group stage matches to major upsets, along with some more action between top footballing nations of Europe in the quarter finals and semifinals.

Here's how analysts the market pulse:

Unionized workers at Samsung Electronics have declared an indefinite strike to pressure South Korea’s biggest company to accept their calls for higher pays and other benefits

Here's how analysts the market pulse: «Technically, the 24,250 zone showed signs of resilience, which could be seen as an intermediate obstacle for the bulls to overcome. On the lower end, the pivotal level of 24,000 still holds significant importance, and a decisive breach could trigger some correction in the near future, with immediate downside support at 23,800,» said Osho Krishan, Senior Analyst — Technical & Derivatives, Angel One.

Supreme Court on Wednesday reserved its judgement on a PIL of an NGO which alleged a rise in child marriages in the country and non-implementation of the relevant statute in «letter and spirit». A bench comprising Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud and justices J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra heard submissions from the counsel of the petitioner, 'Society for Enlightenment and Voluntary Action', and Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, appearing for the Centre, before reserving the verdict.

Shiv Sena MLA Pratap Sarnaik on Wednesday demanded action against a Mumbai-based college for banning students from wearing «jeans and T-shirts». The Chembur Trombay Education Society's N G Acharya and D K Marathe College, in the notice issued on June 27, banned students from wearing torn jeans, T-shirts, revealing dresses and jerseys, or a dress that «reveals religion or shows cultural disparity». The students should wear a formal and decent dress while on campus, it said. Speaking in the assembly, Sarnaik said the notice issued by the college was a «Talibani fatwa». More than 70 -80 per cent students wear jeans and jackets, he said. «Will you ban a swimming suit for a swimming competition and T-shirts, shorts for sports competitions?» the Sena legislator asked. The education minister should take action against the college authorities for the Talibani fatwa, Sarnaik added. Last month, the students of the same college moved the Bombay High Court, challenging the directive issued by the college imposing a dress code under which they cannot wear hijab, naqab, burka, stoles, caps and badges inside the premises. The high court on June 26 said a dress code is meant to maintain discipline which is part of the college's fundamental right to «establish and administer an educational institution».

Opposition staged a walkout in Rajya Sabha, the leader of Opposition in the upper House Mallikarjun Kharge said that they walked out from the House because Prime Minister Narendra Modi was speaking some 'wrong things' during the reply to the motion of thanks. «It's his habit to lie, mislead people and say things beyond truth. I have just asked him that, when he was speaking about the Constitution, you didn't make the Constitution, you people were against it,» Kharge alleged. He further said, «I just wanted to clarify who was for Constitution and who was against it. RSS wrote in their editorial in 1950 that the bad thing about the Constitution is that there is nothing about India's history. They opposed the Constitution. They are against it since the beginning and they say that they are for it. Effigies of Ambedkar, Nehru were burnt. Now they are saying that we are against it.»

NHRC has issued notices to the chief secretaries and the police chief of all the states and union territories over reports that women are allegedly being forced into sex trade by anti-social elements on the pretext of providing them with lucrative job opportunities. In a statement on Friday, the National Human Rights Commission observed the content of a news report quoting statements by women arrested during a raid, if true, raises a serious concern relating to the life, liberty, equality and dignity of women, irrespective of caste, religion and geographical boundaries. «The media report, carried on July 1, indicates that most of the arrested women during a raid at a hotel in Ranchi, Jharkhand, got into sex trade out of compulsion and helplessness. Many of them were pushed into this web by their relatives and some of them were forced to enter into this ugly business to fulfil the needs of their families and could not come out of the vicious network of anti-social elements once got into their grip,» it said. The news report indicates that the victim women are natives of different places, «trapped in the name of a job» and their handlers are reportedly operating from distant locations. This indicates the «depth of the crime syndicate» across the country, which requires a pan-India action against such criminal elements, the statement said.

The Association says Big tech companies should be forced to pay compensation to victims of fraud on the basis of the ‘polluter pays’ principle. The lobby group has also been increasingly vocal on the reimbursement rules set to be introduced by the Payment Systems Regulator which have set a maximum mandatory refund by banks for APP fraud victims to £415,000.

Narendra Modi broke his «silence» on the situation in Manipur, which has been on the boil since May 3 last year, when he asserted in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday during the reply on motion of thanks to the President's address that all efforts were being taken to restore peace and welcomed suggestions and help from all quarters in this regard. He also appealed to the Opposition to rise above party politics and warned those «adding fuel to the fire». In his reply that lasted a little over 100 minutes, the PM also spoke on the NEET paper leak, assuring the youth that their future will not be jeopardised and those guilty would not be spared. Modi also took jibes at the Opposition which staged a walkout 30 minutes into his speech as the Chair did not heed to its demand for an intervention by Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge, leaving the floor open for the PM to have his say uninterrupted. Unlike in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, Modi finally heeded to the Opposition criticism that he skipped the Manipur ethnic crisis in his speeches both during the election campaign and in his public utterances since he assumed office for the third consecutive term.

mother of trainee IAS officer Puja Khedkar, in a confrontation where she allegedly wielded a gun while confronting local men amidst a land dispute in Pune's Mulshi taluka. Puja Khedkar herself has been embroiled in controversy, accused of misrepresenting her credentials during her UPSC candidacy and facing allegations of misusing official privileges. The video is doing the rounds since the IAS officer was shunted from Pune to Washim after she came under the spotlight when she was transferred from Pune to Washim district before the completion of her training after kicking up controversy with demands such as a separate cabin and staff. The controversy revolves around Puja's father, Dilip Khedkar, a retired IAS officer known for his substantial property holdings, including a 25-acre plot in Mulshi taluka of Pune district. Allegations from local farmers suggest that the Khedkar family may have encroached upon neighboring lands, leading to confrontations captured in the viral video.

Domestic markets faced selling pressure for a second straight day on Thursday. However, a recovery in the last hour helped the indices to close flat. «Overall strength is seen in the market as every dip is being bought, supported by strong domestic flows aided by FIIs buying in the last few days,» said Siddhartha Khemka, Head — Retail Research, Motilal Oswal

Japanese bomb from the World War II era. The finding immediately drew a crowd, with speculation running high until confirmation came from officials at Gopiballavpur police station. Evacuation and Safety Measures Upon confirmation of the bomb's historical significance, a joint effort between local police and a specialized Air Force unit was swiftly mobilized to ensure safe disposal. The operation necessitated the evacuation of residents within a 1-kilometer radius, with extensive precautions taken, including the deployment of a substantial police force and the strategic placement of 5,000 sandbags to contain any potential hazards.