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T20 World Cup, which they ended a decade-long title drought. Yet, heading into the 2025 Champions Trophy, he is India’s biggest concern.

Anand Mahindra has responded to El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele’s recent proposal to house convicted criminals from the United States in exchange for monetary compensation. Mahindra described this as an outsourcing strategy but firmly stated that he hopes India never implements such a model.

Jeff Bezos' next big investment, you might picture space travel, AI, or renewable energy. But instead, the Amazon founder has poured $9.4 million into developing a vaccine to curb cow farts—yes, you read that right.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. New Delhi: Taking a leaf out of China's book on standards for agro-based disposable utensils, the government has decided to tighten regulations for food-serving utensils made from agricultural by-products by making microbial safety testing mandatory for manufacturers, two people aware of the matter said. The move assumes significance as demand for disposable food-serving utensils at social gatherings has been growing amid environmental concerns sparked by the widespread use of non-biodegradable polythene-based products.

Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot has returned the Karnataka Micro Loan and Small Loan (Prevention of Coercive Actions) Ordinance, 2025 to the State Government seeking its clarification on six points.

Delhivery reported a 114% year-on-year jump in its December quarter net profit at Rs 25 crore versus Rs 12 crore reported in the year ago period making it the third consecutive profitable quarter for the company. The revenue from operations in the reported quarter stood at Rs 2,378 crore, witnessing an 8% jump over Rs 2,194 crore reported in the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year. On a sequential basis, the profit after tax (PAT) was 145% higher over Rs 10 crore posted by the logistics company in Q2FY25. Meanwhile the revenue was up 9% on a quarter-on-quarter basis versus Rs 2,190 crore reported in the July-September quarter.

private members' bills, including those seeking to protect employees' rights in relation to use and implementation of artificial intelligence in workplaces; prevent and criminalise creation and use of deepfake contents were introduced in Rajya Sabha on Friday. Members across political parties, from ruling BJP to opposition TMC, Congress, RJD, CPI, CPI(M) and AAP introduced several private members' bills, including two separate bills seeking to increase the sitting of Parliament to at least 100 to 120 days a year, in the post lunch session of the Upper House.

stood among the top gainers.

Shares of Federal Bank Ltd.(up 2.47 per cent), IndusInd Bank Ltd.(up 1.28 per cent), Au Small Finance Bank Ltd.(up 1.0 per cent), Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.(up 0.7 per cent) and IDFC First Bank Ltd.(up 0.57 per cent) ended the day as top gainers in the pack.

porch pirates attempted to swipe her ready-to-make Hello Fresh meal kit order from her front step.Danielle MacPherson was drinking her coffee on Sunday morning when her delivery arrived on the front step.Not even a minute later things started to go sideways when she noticed a stranger coming up her walkway.“I noticed her walk up and try to steal it. She was wearing a ski mask and there was a getaway car following shortly behind,” said MacPherson“Adrenaline took over.”Wearing just her bathrobe, pyjamas and slippers in the bitter cold, MacPherson leaped into action and flung the front door open, clearing her front steps while running after the thief.“As soon as I flew out the open door, she took off running, as if she wouldn’t drop the package! But she finally did.”MacPherson deftly leaped over the discarded package and continued pursuit.“I gave her a little push to say, ‘Get out of here.'”MacPherson said a guy standing next to the silver getaway car said something unbelievable.“He called me an effing psycho.

«We are not talking about the near-term pain that we are seeing in equity market because of the short-term headwinds that we are seeing in India,» says Manish Sonthalia, Emkay Investment Managers. Capital market stocks. So, I am assuming that Motilal Oswal is also looking good as a stock for a fund manager like you. Manish Sonthalia: See, I do not want to talk about individual companies, but suffice to say that this entire theme, because it is leveraging a lot of technology and these are somewhat annuity sort of businesses, not specifically the online broking piece, but other pieces across the spectrum. Just one name, it is across the spectrum and mind you why I am saying this is because in India's case, the financial sector is leading the real sector.

Cochin Shipyard shares cracked 7% to an intraday low of Rs 1,311.40 on the BSE on Friday, February 7, after the company on Thursday announced a 27% year-on-year (YoY) drop in its consolidated net profit at Rs 177 crore in the third quarter of financial year 2025. Shares of state-owned Cochin Shipyard shares will remain in focus on Friday, February 7, after the company on Thursday announced a 27% year-on-year (YoY) drop in its consolidated net profit at Rs 177 crore in the third quarter of financial year 2025.

«So, many of these construction, infrastructure, capital good companies have corrected very significantly from 52-week highs to three-four months back they are more near 52-week lows,» says Sandip Sabharwal, asksandipsabharwal.com. Lots of numbers yesterday and with the standout one and when I say standout one bad numbers also stand out, the standout one or the standout group for me actually is cement and construction. Everything there is just getting marred because of slowdown in the government action. Sandip Sabharwal: Yes, exactly. So, it is across the board. You see capital good companies, you see infrastructure companies, across the board there is a slowdown in execution.

Raymond’s real estate subsidiary has entered into an agreement to jointly develop a residential project on a 2-acre land parcel in central Mumbai’s Mahim locality through a revenue-share model.

Swiggy shares continued to fall for the fourth consecutive day on Friday as investors continued to sell the stock after the company's Q3 EBITDA losses were higher than Street estimates. During the day, Swiggy stock fell up to 2.5% to Rs 379.20 on BSE. Macquarie is the biggest bear on the stock right now with the target price going as low as Rs 325. The stock had fallen below its IPO issue price of Rs 390 in the previous session before ending the day with 7% downside. Despite revenue jump of 31% year-on-year (YoY), Swiggy's Q3 loss widened to Rs 799 crore.

Au Small Finance Bank Ltd.(up 0.95 per cent), HDFC Bank Ltd.(up 0.91 per cent), Federal Bank Ltd.(up 0.15 per cent), IndusInd Bank Ltd.(up 0.08 per cent) and Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.(up 0.06 per cent) were among the top gainers.

Sunil Koul, Emerging Market Equity Strategist, Goldman Sachs, says gone are those days wherein you saw 30% plus capex spending during the last three-four years and then the capex spending going forward will be more in line with nominal GDP, which is what we have been seeing in the last couple of years, sort of 10-11% in that sense. At a very aggregate level, we would see some outperformance from the consumption cohorts compared to the capex-sensitive sectors. Sectors like infrastructure or very capex-heavy railways, and roads can underperform in the current context. Koul further says that barring IT, a lot of FIIs are still engaged in the consumption story in India and it will still trade at a relatively higher multiple to the rest of the indices and rest of the consumer pack across the market. Somewhere around 30-40 times PE is still relatively okay compared to the broader market trading at 20 times. When are FIIs coming back? Sunil Koul: You want the global sentiment to improve a little bit before FIIs can come back. Today, the market is trading micro as opposed to global macro. So, let the global macro stabilise a little bit.