Picture India in the 1930s. The country cannot manufacture its own medicines. Every tablet, every vial, every dose of quinine comes from abroad, priced however foreign companies see fit, available

IDBI Bank shares extended their rally for a fifth consecutive session on Wednesday, climbing 5% during intraday trade amid heavy activity on the exchanges. The stock reached ₹92.39 on the

Gaja Alternative Asset Management made a strong stock-market debut on Wednesday, with its shares opening at ₹185 on both the BSE and NSE. The listing price was about 15.6% above

India’s energy story is changing fast, and Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) sits right at the centre of it. As the country leans harder into clean power and pulls away

OpenAI has introduced a new sticker-making feature in ChatGPT, allowing users to create personalised sticker packs from photographs, written prompts and everyday ideas. The new ChatGPT Stickers tool can turn

A nineteen-year-old left Patna for Mumbai in 1973 with roughly two thousand rupees, a tin trunk, and no formal degree to fall back on. He wasn’t chasing a start-up dream

IIFL Finance shares fell sharply on Tuesday after the non-banking financial company disclosed a ₹963.39 crore income-tax demand against its material subsidiary, IIFL Home Finance. The stock dropped as much

Larsen & Toubro has secured a large engineering contract to develop three battery energy storage projects in the Middle East, strengthening its position in a segment that is becoming central

A farmer’s son in Hisar once stared at pipe fittings stamped “Made in England” and decided the label had to change. That irritation, more than any business plan, kicked off

In 1948, a father in a Rajasthani village carried his ten-year-old son on his shoulders for three hours because there was no hospital nearby, and no money for one closer.

BLS International shares came under sharp selling pressure on Monday after reports linked the visa-processing company to an investigation being conducted by Spain’s National Court into alleged irregularities at the

Vivo will launch its next flagship smartphone series in China in September, with the company placing mobile photography and high-frame-rate video at the centre of the upgrade. The Vivo X500