The news of another aircraft crash dominated headlines on Monday, as a Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft crashed into a school building in Dhaka’s Uttara area killing 19 people.
Also among the headlines, the Securities and Exchange Board of India lifted the ban on Jane Street after the US-based investment firm last week deposited Rs 4,800 crore into an escrow account as mandated by the regulator in its July 3 order.
Here’s a quick roundup of today’s key headlines:
Zomato Q1 Results: Net Profit Falls 36%
Eternal Ltd., the parent company of leading food delivery platform Zomato, posted a 36% sequential drop in consolidated net profit in the June quarter of fiscal 2026. The bottomline came in at Rs 25 crore, compared to Rs 39 crore in the March quarter, according to a stock exchange filing on Monday. Analysts' consensus estimates compiled by Bloomberg projected Rs 106.8 crore.
SBI Raises Rs 25,000 Crore Via QIP
State Bank of India successfully closed its qualified institutional placement and raised over Rs 25,000 crore from institutional investors, the lender said in an exchange filing.
The committee of directors, which met on Monday, approved the allocation of approximately 30.6 crore equity shares at Rs 817 apiece, including a premium of Rs 816 over the face value of Re 1.
Jane Street Allowed To Re-Enter Indian Stock Markets
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has lifted the ban on Jane Street after the US-based investment firm last week deposited Rs 4,800 crore into an escrow account as mandated by the regulator in its July 3 order, according to people familiar with the matter.
Sebi has communicated to market infrastructure institutions, including exchanges, depositories, and custodians, that the trading ban on Jane Street has been lifted, the people told NDTV Profit.
India Plans To Allow Sugar Exports Next Season To Avoid Surplus
India may permit local mills to export sugar in the next season that starts in October as early signs suggest a bumper cane harvest, according to Bloomberg sources.
The crop looks promising across key producing regions, helped by higher acreage and ample rains, the person said, asking not to be named as the information isn’t public. As local consumption is set to rise only marginally, continued higher-than-average precipitation in the current monsoon period could lead to a sugar surplus, the person said.
US Stock Market Today: Stocks Inching Towards Fresh Records
The start of a busy week for corporate earnings sent stocks toward a fresh record, with traders looking for signs of resilience amid tariff risks. Treasury yields and the dollar fell. In the absence of relevant economic data, Wall Street will remain squarely focused on a slate of company outlooks.
Index Of Eight Core Industries Grows Marginally In June
The index of eight core industries grew 1.7% in June 2025, compared to a growth of 1.2% in May, according to data from the Office of the Economic Adviser on Monday. Five of the eight industries saw contractions in June.
Ola, Uber Strike May Resume In Mumbai From Wednesday
The strike by Ola and Uber drivers in Maharashtra may resume in Maharashtra from Wednesday, sources told NDTV Profit. The strike was paused on Saturday amid the impending talks with the government. Till Wednesday noon, the strike will remain on hold, the sources said.
The demands raised by the protesting gig workers include Rs 32/km rate for cab drivers on aggregator services, complete ban on bike cabs, implementation of the Gig Workers Act, the sources stated.
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