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DoT must ask telcos to display caller ID: Trai

If rolled out, Truecaller model will take a hit

Zee forms panel to shore up investor confidence

To tackle negative public opinion, erosion of investor wealth

SC: Centre not owner of enemy properties, can't seek exemption

ENEMY PROPERTIES VESTED with government-appointed custodians are not assets of the central government which cannot seek exemption from paying municipal cess, including house and water taxes, the Supreme Court has held.

Rooftop solar units, EVs get a push in new power rules

THE GOVERNMENT ON Friday approved amendments to the Electricity (Rights of Consumers) Rules, 2020, which among other things reduce the timeline for getting new electricity connections and simplify the process of setting up rooftop solar installations.

India to oppose non-trade issues at WTO: Goyal

INDIA WILL OPPOSE bringing in issues in the World Trade Organisation (WTO) that are not linked directly to trade and try to ensure that the guiding principles of the global trade regulating body are maintained, commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said Friday.

Centre's stance on data transfers scares chip giants

Chip sector key plank in govt agenda to push for economic growth

Benign global prices allay macro worries

INDIA'S KEY MACRO indicators, such as CPI inflation, WPI inflation, and trade and current account deficits, will remain subdued in the near term, given global commodity prices are low and unlikely to rise sharply in the coming months, say economists.

Nvidia stock's single-day gain surpasses Reliance's m-cap

THE MARKET CAPITALISATION of Reliance Industries (RIL) at the end of Friday's trading was ₹20.2 trillion.

Investment pact may dent WTO consensus

THE 13TH MINISTERIAL conference (MC 13) of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Abu Dhabi next week could dent the single undertaking rule or consensus-based decision-making at the multilateral body, sources here warned.

Phishing attack, impersonation: EGM sees it all

BYJU'S EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL meeting (EGM) on Friday got off to a rocky start with unknown people allegedly trying to disrupt and sabotage it, according to investor sources.

RBI looks to ensure @paytm migration

Asks NPCI to consider fintech firm’s request to be third-party provider

Investors vote for new chapter without Byju

Company says all resolutions invalid

Spinners must fill Bumrah's big shoes in Ranchi

India's practice session on Wednesday, their trifecta of spinners inspected the pitch for the Ranchi Test.

Indian pharma firms working on versions of weight-loss drug

DRUGMAKERS IN THE country aiming to grab a slice of the burgeoning weight-loss treatment sales pie, both at home and abroad, have begun developing their own versions of Novo Nordisk's wildly-in-demand Wegovy.

Political philosopher Sandel guest at Express Adda today

AS ONE OF the world's most influential public intellectuals, Michael J Sandel has engaged with the urgent moral issues of our times, his work taking on contemporary subjects with an eye on history.

Dubai unveils 5-year multiple-entry visa for Indians

DUBAI HAS INTRODUCED a five-year multiple-entry visa to boost travel between India and the Gulf nation, according to the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET).

X 'disagrees' with govt order to block handles

ELON MUSK'S SOCIAL media company X (formerly Twitter) has said it has received orders from the Indian government to block certain accounts and links, failing which the platform and its employees could face potential penalties including significant fines and imprisonment.

Nvidia nears $2 trn mark as AI mania rekindles tech rally

NVIDIA INCHED CLOSER to $2 trillion market value after the bellwether for AI chip demand once again exceeded Wall Street's sky-high expectations, re-igniting a global rally in tech stocks.

US eyes first moon landing in 50 yrs

A SPACECRAFT BUILT and flown by Houston-based company Intuitive Machines sailed around the moon on Thursday headed for an attempt at the first US touchdown on the lunar surface in more than half a century and the first-ever entirely by the private sector.

Putin flies in nuclear-capable bomber in signal to West

RUSSIAN PRESIDENT VLADIMIR Putin flew on a modernised Tu160M nuclear-capable strategic bomber on Thursday in a move likely to be seen in the West as a pointed reminder of Moscow's nuclear capabilities.

IT lifts Nifty to a record close in volatile trade

SHARES SHRUGGED OFF losses to end higher in a volatile session on Thursday, led by a rebound in information technology stocks and supported by gains in ITC.

Private credit deals rise 47% to $7.8 bn in 2023

PRIVATE CREDIT DEALS have seen a jump of 47% in CY2023 to $7.8 billion in value terms compared to $5.3 billion in CY 2022, said auditing and consultancy firm EY in a report.

Travel abroad: Airtel rolls out in-flight roaming from 195

BHARTI AIRTEL ON Thursday launched in-flight roaming plans starting from 195 for prepaid and postpaid users travelling abroad.

Milk production grew 60% in last decade, says PM

At Amul’s golden jubilee, he says milk producer can be the world’s largest

Centre to consider raising sugar's minimum sale price

THE GOVERNMENTWILL.consider the demand for higher minimum sale price (MSP) of sugar from mills in sync with the fair and remunerative price (FRP) of sugarcane paid to farmers, food secretary Sanjeev Chopra said on Thursday.

WEF chief: India on track to become a $10-trn economy

INDIA IS ON track to become a $10 trillion economy in coming years and grab the third-largest slot soon, World Economic Forum (WEF) president Borge Brende said on Thursday as he described the country as a place with optimism not seen elsewhere in a very fragmented and polarised world.

Govt releases 3 MT rice & atta to curb prices, extends duty

TO CONTROL THE rising prices of cereals, the government on Thursday announced a plan to release 3 million tonne (MT) of rice and atta into the retail market as part of the 'Bharat' brand initiatives over the next 4-5 months.

Green bonds response disappointing, says CEA

Nageswaran laments risk aversion of private capital

Price-sensitive India toughest market for Uber, says CEO

INDIA IS THE toughest market for growth as customers demand more services with very low spending, Uber Technologies CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said on Thursday.

Coal India eyes FY25 listing for two arms

COAL INDIA IS likely to come out with the initial public offer for two subsidiaries, Bharat Coking Coal (BCCL) and the Central Mine Planning and Design Institute (CMPDI), in FY25, according to sources.