Policy

A 12 August inspection produced an improvement notice. Blink Commerce filed a compliance report. The re-inspection found the problems still there.

Electric two-wheeler registrations dropped 16.2 per cent to 1.72 lakh units, a second straight monthly fall. The purchase subsidy was halved this month, and the market noticed.

Over twenty second-level fund managers are due to be appointed within weeks. The governance questions raised by the first ₹2,192 crore round have not been answered.

Volume hit a record 24.51 billion while value slipped to ₹29.82 lakh crore. The average payment is shrinking, and the industry's revenue fix depends on the payments that are not.

John Ternus takes over on 1 September. India expects its share of global iPhone output to reach 30-35 per cent within five years, on a strategy Cook negotiated personally.

India's deal value grew 5 per cent in the first seven months while volumes fell 13 per cent. The gap is less about caution than about what this cycle funds.

A listing in late September or early October would be the largest ever attempted. The prospectus must also explain what Anthropic's stated limits have already cost.

The AI Compute Partnership let smaller cloud operators borrow against Nvidia's promise to rent unsold GPUs. Some deals are on hold after internal antitrust warnings.

The heavy industries ministry has sanctioned a second straight year of auto PLI money for Ola Electric. Its June-quarter revenue was still 45 per cent below a year earlier.

Cook hands over on 1 September with India assembling one in four iPhones. The government thinks a hardware engineer in charge could push that toward a third.

The NCLT cleared a plan settling ₹22,006 crore of claims for ₹6.5 crore. Lenders now say the family entities that voted it through should never have voted.

Hyderabad Cybercrime police have registered two cases naming Meta's India head alongside unidentified Facebook and Instagram account operators. Neither complaint alleges that Meta itself created the content.

France's labour regulator DRIEETS fined Infosys €175,000 over gaps in its working-hours tracking system. The company has not disclosed which employee categories were affected or whether the system needs an overhaul.

Two groups drawn from the Centre for e-Governance and the Home Department will identify where AI fits state services. No agreement has been signed and no terms disclosed.

The clusters at Manallur and Pillapaikkam will provide land and shared infrastructure for electronics firms. The same two sites were announced in March 2025 at a higher figure.

The Japanese conglomerate is exploring sites in Durgapur and Panagarh as the state government prepares a new industrial policy to attract advanced supply chains away from established western and southern hubs.

Despite Chairman N Chandrasekaran recently predicting the deployment of half a million autonomous AI agents, the company's CEO insists the workforce will simply transition into prompt engineering and model management to service a $2.6 billion AI pipeline.

After thirteen years of dormancy, the newly elected state government has proposed backing the historic regional exchange in its 2026-27 budget to decentralise India's financial ecosystem and unlock local public-sector value.

A Detroit pension fund is leading a derivative lawsuit against CEO Dara Khosrowshahi and other directors, alleging the ride-hailing giant sacrificed passenger safety and disabled access to accelerate growth.

Chief Minister V D Satheesan’s revised 2026-27 budget marks a definitive policy shift, attempting to retain young talent by funding indigenous artificial intelligence datasets and deep-tech innovation hubs.

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has invoked Section 69A to temporarily suspend the messaging app and disable its edit function, establishing a severe new precedent for platform compliance during national examinations.

L&T Chairman and MD SN Subrahmanyan met Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay at the Chennai Secretariat on June 4 to formalise an investment that spans three projects and promises over eight thousand direct jobs.

Anirudh Rapole's decade-long compensation breakdown highlights the massive financial upside of corporate global mobility channels while shifting the conversation around domestic versus international purchasing power.

The viral departure of tech entrepreneur Mehul Mohan has ignited a fierce debate over whether India’s complex regulatory environment and failing urban infrastructure are actively pushing top-tier talent out of the country.

A viral social media post defending delayed compensation due to underperforming business quarters has reignited an intense workplace debate over fundamental employer obligations versus executive financial pressure.

By committing massive domestic balance-sheet capital into early-stage fintech and enterprise technology, the financial services conglomerate is bypassing traditional venture fund models to institutionalize corporate pipeline access.

By establishing its first fully owned manufacturing footprint in West Bengal, the dairy cooperative is capitalizing on fresh regional political dynamics to build a localized, high-volume collection ecosystem.

Achieving complete baseline literacy positions the Himalayan state as a high-potential hub for digital services, formal employment, and structured economic expansion.

By integrating Artificial Intelligence into its core governance and industrial structure, the newly elected state government aims to proactively manage disruption and accelerate tech-driven investments.

As fuel costs surge and base fares remain stagnant, the upcoming three-day strike threatens to cripple mobility platforms while exposing the structural flaws in the aggregator business model

As highlighted in 82761.png, more than 12.40 lakh traditional retailers are pausing operations to protest what they claim is predatory pricing and regulatory non-compliance by digital medicine platforms

The global consulting major is tightening its operational expenses by restricting domestic and international movement, signaling a broader industry shift toward optimized remote engagements.

By bringing a field-ready, AI-driven counter-drone system to market in just 14 months, Gurugram-based Armory has bypassed legacy contractors to set a new benchmark for sovereign defence procurement.

The restitution of 657 artifacts, overlapping with remarks by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani on the Kohinoor diamond, highlights a broader international crackdown on cultural smuggling networks.

Acting on a complaint linked to JioStar, authorities have shut down the 'Vedu' application, exposing the lucrative, ad-funded mechanics of unauthorized premium streaming.

After AAP MP Raghav Chadha explicitly called out the 28-day billing cycle in Parliament as a mathematical trick to extract a 13th month of revenue, the government is leaning on telecom giants to enforce true monthly plans.

Invest UP unilaterally terminated the massive artificial intelligence infrastructure agreement, citing the startup's critical lack of net worth and failure to establish credible financial linkages.

The AAP MP raised critical questions in the Rajya Sabha, demanding stricter front-of-pack warning labels for high-sugar drinks currently masquerading as healthy fruit juices.