Author: Ansh Singh

New Delhi: Slowly but surely, India is rising as a deep technology leader in fields like robotics, Artificial Intelligence, defense innovation, and energy technology. According to estimates, India’s deep tech market could achieve roughly $30 billion by 2030. Deep-tech industries apply science and engineering to real problem-solving, such as developing robots that will be able to assist in factories or applying AI to improve the quality of the country’s defense systems. India has thus seen tremendous growth in recent years in startups and research with these technologies. The government is investing in programs that promote robotics and machine learning. One…

Mumbai: Rajputana Industries Limited (NSE: RAJINDLTD), a renowned name in manufacturing of non-ferrous metal products, has announced its Un-Audited Financial Results for H1FY26. Commenting on the performance Mrs. Shivani Shaikh, Chairman and Managing Director of Rajputana Industries Limited said, “The first half of FY26 reflects steady operational progress and reinforces the strength of our integrated, recycling-based business model. Our consistent growth in revenue and profitability highlights disciplined execution, improved efficiency, and strong demand across copper, aluminium, brass, and alloy products. Industry tailwinds driven by electric mobility, renewable energy, infrastructure, and industrial applications continue to support our performance. With a robust manufacturing base, enhanced capacity utilization, and process automation, we…

New Delhi: India’s largest IT company, Tata Consultancy Services, reportedly intends to lay off almost 12,000 employees in light of its new automation strategy. The move comes with AI and digital tools taking over most of the manual and repetitive tasks. Sources inform that TCS plans to utilize AI-driven systems for coding, testing, and data analysis in order to further streamline its operations. The company has not issued an official statement on this topic, but reportedly, many of its employees are concerned about their futures. Once known for employment security, changes in automation have hit the Indian IT industry like…

New Delhi: The economy may be growing fast, but the profits of many large companies in the country are just not keeping pace with that growth. For the ninth quarter in succession, revenue growth for Indian firms has remained below the growth rate of the country’s GDP. In other words, the economy is moving ahead, but big companies are struggling to keep pace with it. Experts point to a set of reasons for this mismatch in estimates. Some companies are facing rising production costs, particularly after global prices of raw materials started going up. Others are battling slow demand in…

New Delhi: IndusInd Bank is in the middle of a huge crisis, after its ex-CFO accused the firm of accounting fraud worth approximately ₹2,000 crore. He claimed that the bank had camouflaged bad loans and juggled books to show higher profits. The allegations also extend to insider trading, as some senior officials reportedly traded shares before this information went public. Evidence from the whistleblower has reportedly been submitted both to the RBI and SEBI. It would be one of the biggest accounting scandals in recent years in the Indian banking sector if the claims were to be true. Investors are…

New Delhi: Shining Tools Limited has announced its plan to go public with an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on 07th November, 2025 to be listed on the BSE SME platform. Mr. Vipulbhai Laljibhai Ghonia, MD Shining Tools Limited said “I’m thrilled to announce our SME IPO listing, marking a significant milestone in our journey.” Objects of the Issue The primary objectives of the issue are to finance the purchase and installation of plant and machinery for Carbide Precision Tools at the existing premises, located at Survey No. 63/2, Plot No. 2, Rajkot–Gondal Highway, Pipaliya, Gondal, Rajkot–360 311, Gujarat, India (referred to as the “Existing Premises”).…

New Delhi: This week, seven of India’s most valuable companies lost more than ₹88,000 crore of market capitalization in one session. The losses were largely led by heavyweight stocks such as telecommunications and technology giants. Experts say this fall happened because investors are cautious on grounds of uncertainty over the global scenario and mixed company results. The fall in market value means a sharp decline in the overall worth of the shares of these companies. This happens when more investors sell their shares instead of buying, leading to lower stock prices. Events of this nature are often indicative that people…

Ahmedabad: With the nation’s recycling industry on the cusp of an exponential growth phase, prominent stakeholders from Gujarat convened at Ahmedabad for an exclusive high-level roundtable. The meet, hosted by Media Fusion & Crain Communications, served as a crucial precursor to the upcoming Bharat Recycling Show (BRS)and Plastics Recycling Show India (PRSI) 2025, focusing on forging a path for sustainable industrial growth, policy evolution, and circular economy goals. The central feature of the session was a dynamic panel discussion titled “Policy, Markets, and Circular Growth: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead for the Recycling Industry.” The dialogue zeroed in on vital strategies, including enhancing…

New Delhi: India’s largest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki, is all set to merge with its sister firm Suzuki Motor Gujarat. The company believes the merger will make its work smoother, faster, and more efficient. Earlier, both companies used to manage production separately, but after this merger, all manufacturing and management will come under one umbrella. The basic motive for merger is to eliminate unnecessary expenditure and bring efficiency in the operation. When two companies merge, they can eliminate duplicate departments and share technology in addition to better teamwork. According to Maruti Suzuki, this move will enable them to build faster cars…

New Delhi: Ratan Tata sisters, Shireen Jejeebhoy and Deanna Jejeebhoy, have recently given their views on their deceased brother saying he was an individual who never allowed any family sentiments to influence his work choices. Their words were timely when the Tata Trusts have been experiencing internal troubles and change of leadership. Both sisters talked fondly of Ratan Tata, not only as a successful business executive, but also as a loving brother. They added that though he was a loving and close family person, his personal life never interfered with his job. Shireen said that he was certainly the favourite…