Abhishek Jha
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Muthoot Finance Share Price Slides As Active Customer Base Falls — Check New Target Price
Muthoot Finance shares fell 5% on Friday morning after Q4FY26 results; Jefferies has cut target price to Rs 4,350.
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Madonna, Shakira And BTS To Headline First-Ever FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show | Watch Coldplay's Announcement
Coldplay's Chris Martin to curate blockbuster New York New Jersey Stadium spectacle tied to a global education fundraiser
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Jaishankar Urges BRICS To Step Up Amid A More Fragmented World
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Thursday called for deeper cooperation within BRICS, saying the grouping has an increasingly important role to play as geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainty and supply-chain disruptions reshape the global landscape.
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Gold Duty Hike May Push Smuggling Higher, Hurt Larger Jewellers Most, Warns Jefferies
India's decision to raise customs duty on gold and silver from 6% to 15% risks stoking a rise in gold smuggling, with larger jewellers bearing the brunt of the fallout, global brokerage Jefferies has warned.
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TVS Motor Q4 Profit Jumps 31%, Meets Estimates
TVS Motor Company posted a 31.1% year-on-year rise in net profit to Rs 998 crore for the fourth quarter of FY25, roughly meeting Bloomberg's consensus estimate of Rs 1,041 crore.
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Texmaco Rail Surges 10% After Securing Rs 4,045-Crore African Rail Order
Shares of Texmaco Rail & Engineering jumped as much as 10% to Rs 117 on Wednesday after the Kolkata-based rolling stock manufacturer announced a landmark international order worth USD 430.57 million (approximately Rs 4,045 crores)
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Tata Power Q4: Brokerages Unmoved Despite Positives — Target Price Trails CMP With Sell, Hold Calls
Three major global brokerages — Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and BofA Securities — have maintained cautious stances on Tata Power following its fourth-quarter FY26 results, with all three carrying target prices below or barely above the current market price
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Uday Kotak To India: More Brahma And Mahesh, Less Vishnu — That's The Path To Economic Power
Kotak says India must chart a clear-eyed, strategic course rather than swinging between unwarranted optimism and needless gloom.
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NEET UG Exam Cancelled: Do Students Need To Register Again And Pay Exam Fees? Here's What NTA Says
The National Testing Agency (NTA) cancelled the NEET (UG) 2026 examination, which was conducted on 3 May 2026 over paper leak allegations.The decision to cancel the examination comes after inputs examined by NTA in coordination with central agencies and investigative findings shared by law enforcement agencies.
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Infosys To TCS: Five Reasons Why IT Sector Is Crashing
Some of the biggest IT stocks in India are trading with huge losses. TCS and Infosys, two of the biggest IT companies, have both fallen more than 3% while others such as Wipro, HCLTech and LTM are also down 2% or more.
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India 'Very Vulnerable' In Short Term Amid Oil Shock, Says Trinh Nguyen
India faces significant near-term economic vulnerability as surging crude prices strain its external accounts, Trinh Nguyen, senior economist for emerging Asia at Natixis, has told NDTV Profit — even as she argued the oil shock due to the Iran-US war itself was unlikely to persist.
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Pidilite Industries To Hike Prices Over Raw Material Inflation, Says MD Sudhanshu Vats
Margins in Q1FY27 would witness compression due to the US-Iran War, Pidilite MD said.
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Nolan Hails 'Fabulous' Devil Wears Prada 2 As He Breaks Silence On The Odyssey
The Oscar-winning director joined The Late Show to discuss his $250-million IMAX epic and couldn't resist praising Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt along the way.
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Economics Of Met Gala: Do Fashion And Art Need The Tech Bros To Stay Afloat?
These funds are the lifeblood of the institution, supporting a conservation lab and storage for over 35,000 works, the salaries of the staff, and the maintenance of over 1,500 designer files dating back to the 16th century.
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Maruti Holds Fort At 39%, But Tata Motors Is April's Quiet Gainer In PV Race
India's passenger vehicle market has notched its best-ever April, but the more telling story lies beneath the headline number — in the shifting weights of the market share table.
