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Former women HC judges to oversee Manipur relief work

As Manipur sank deeper into ethnic violence, the Supreme Court on Monday ordered setting up of a committee of three former women high A court judges to oversee relief and rehabilitation of victims and compensation to them besides asking former Maharashtra police chief Dattatray Padsalgikar to monitor the probe in criminal cases

Retail sales of vehicles rise in July

Retail sales of vehicles in India rose in July, a dealers' body said on Monday but cautioned of rising inventory levels and demand slowdown in certain categories despite the upcoming festive period

RIL ready to double its green energy investment to ₹1.5 tn

Company is planning to commence the transition from grey to green hydrogen by 2025

Meesho posts maiden profit in July, mulls IPO

Startup expects to close current FY with 40% growth in revenue run rate

Brookfield nears deal for Adani's BKC tower

Sale likely at 1,000-2,000 cr; may be finalized over next few weeks

Jet Airways asked to pay 350 crore to creditors by 31 Aug

Jet Airways' new management has to pay ₹350 crore to the Committee of Creditors (CoC), the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) was informed on Monday

Sebi slashes pending case load in FY23

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) significantly reduced the number of pending cases in FY23 as the regulator focused on resolving long pending litigation, according to the annual report of the markets regulator

Record $70 bn revenue for auto parts makers

Automotive parts suppliers saw a 33% increase in sales to OEMs in FY23

Auto OEMS sceptical about PLI payouts

Companies applying for the automotive and auto components production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme fear they may not be able to meet all of the government's requirements to receive the incentives this fiscal, multiple industry sources said, citing lengthy, \"onerous\" and complex procedures

Isro to build more bespoke satellites

Agency in talks with users for next demand-driven satellite

Veg thali cost surges 28% in July amid soaring food prices

Soaring prices of vegetables, especially tomatoes, onions, and potatoes, have placed a heavy burden on the poor, who spend the bulk of their income on food

LS okays data bill; worries on Centre's powers remain

The Lok Sabha on Monday passed the landmark Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Bill amid loud protests from the Opposition

Promoters raise $500 mn via Adani Green stake sale to QIA

The promoters of Adani Group raised about $500 million by selling a part of their holdings in Adani Green Energy Ltd to investors, including INQ Holding Llc, a wholly owned unit of sovereign fund Qatar Investment Authority (QIA)

Gandhi returns to Lok Sabha ahead of no-confidence

Congress lawmaker Rahul Gandhi re-entered the Lok Sabha on Monday, 137 days after his disqualification on 24 March, and a day ahead of the debate of the no-confidence motion that begins Tuesday, which he will likely initiate

Chandra to settle debt, reclaim Dish

Essel Group founder Subhash Chandra is poised to settle the ₹6,500 crore debt it owes JC Flowers Asset Reconstruction Co. (ARC) for close to ₹1,500 crore to regain ownership of the family's stake in assets, including Dish TV and Zee Learn, as well as three properties, including a bungalow in central Delhi

Ant transfers 10.3% in Paytm to Sharma

The Chinese firm will retain economic ownership of the shares

The UK's latest hydrocarbon policy is not climate friendly

Expanded North Sea production could come to haunt the country

Artificial vs human intelligence: An existential race is underway

Whether AI exterminates human civilization will depend on the extent to which we allow such technology to enslave us

Trade barriers must be deployed with caution

Import licensing for work devices like laptops and PCs are protectionist, with all its pitfalls, but could yet work for India if wielded well as part of a strategy for local manufacturing

How Sebi's new dispute redressal mechanism empowers investors

The online platform aims to make arbitration cost-efficient, less time-consuming for wider set of investors.

WHY INDIA MUST MIND THE CONSUMER CREDIT TRAP

In the last decade, banks loaned more to individuals. But if income growth remains weak, it could open a new stress point

Russia hits back for ship strike

Overnight shelling by Russian and Ukrainian forces across the country killed at least six people, said officials

PM flags off 508 stations' makeover

Modernization of stations will create a new atmosphere for development and a good first impression on visitors, Modi said.

Tata Play to raise bandwidth with extra GSAT-24 capacity

GSAT-24 was launched by NewSpace India Ltd as its first ‘demand-driven’ communication satellite mission after the space-sector reforms, leasing the entire capacity on board to the DTH service provider

Egypt Air eyes pie of India transit traffic with direct flights

In a bid to tap the fastest growing aviation market in the world, the airline has launched a direct flight between Delhi and Cairo

SC spikes Binny plea against Sebi probe

Apex court clears the decks for markets regulator to investigate alleged diversion of Rs850 crore by the textile company

Smaller scale helps regional OTT platforms ride bumps

Aha video, Planet Marathi, OM TV say they haven’t cut budgets as they started cautiously

Edelweiss to join Nitin Desai's death probe

On Friday, Edelweiss group chairman Rashesh Shah and four others were named in an FIR registered following the art director's death

Punjab & Sind Bank eyes mutual fund biz

In a bid to expand its fee-based income, state-owned Punjab & Sind Bank is planning a foray into the mutual fund (MF) space and hopes to find a partner by September, a senior official has said.

'India sees long-term foreign flows; debt troubles unlikely'

In India, regulators have driven change by disruption and innovation, said P​.D. Singh, the CEO & MD of corporate banking, India, at JPMorgan Chase Bank