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The company executives said that DLF has a very strong launch pipeline for FY2025-2026 and it is expected to launch its new housing projects in Mumbai and Gurugram in the first quarter of FY26 while the second phase of its super-luxury offering The Dahlias in Q3FY26.
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At 2.5 GW, Bangladesh is the biggest electricity export market for India as of now. Not just that, the neighbouring country uses India’s power grid to import electricity from Nepal.
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Shivraj Chouhan, Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare, said the government has launched Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan from May 29 to June 23 to educate farmers on critical information which would help them to further increase yield in the upcoming Kharif season.
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Sanghnomics: The border conflict with Pakistan highlights the need for Swadeshi Economics as India’s indigenous economic model. India must build a self-reliant framework amidst global instability and conflict
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Goyal’s trip to the US comes at a time when global power alignments are going through a churn
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Our research and opinion teams have curated a selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance for your weekend read.
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India will have the largest working age population by 2030, surpassing China
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India could generate 35 million additional green jobs by 2047 across sectors such as RE
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The asset sale process is under way and has a deadline of March 2026 but this could be missed due to state-level hurdles, say officials
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New Delhi will have to thread its diplomatic needle carefully to stitch a global engagement pattern that maximises its gains
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As part of its funding strategy, HAL may monetise a portion of its five-acre land parcel in Delhi. According to a government official, the land could be valued at around Rs 300–400 crore.
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The Finance Minister is also expected to nudge banks to strengthen governance, risk compliance, and lending practices, particularly in the context of ongoing heightened global tensions.
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MTNL defaulted on Rs 8,346.24 crore worth of loans taken from seven public sector banks, the telecom firm, which primarily operates in Delhi and Mumbai, said in an exchange filing in April
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Typically, countries have reserves for up to 120 days, while India has reserves for around 74 days.
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The G7 foreign ministers cautioned that any intensification of hostilities could pose a serious threat to regional peace
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Phishing attempts are being closely monitored and bank employees have received internal alerts to boost cyber awareness, banks said.
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However, any further escalation on the geopolitical front is likely to add further depreciation pressure on the rupee and bond yields.
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Launched in May 2015, the PMSBY provides a Rs 2 lakh accident insurance cover to individuals aged between 18 and 70 holding a savings bank account at an annual premium of Rs 20
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The meeting this evening comes as worries about a cyberattack on India's banking infrastructure mount over growing intensity of drone and missile attacks between the two countries
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Sources say millet-based goods, popcorn, and donuts show why misclassification in food persists. Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Kerala asked to share inputs.
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The revised policy will offer an opportunity to a number of private companies who have won commercial and captive coal mines in the government's auctions to set up thermal power plants in the future.
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Rajiv Kumar warns of economic repercussions, including flight of capital and increased fiscal pressure, if India-Pakistan conflict escalates further
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Xinhua's coverage of Operation Sindoor aligns with Beijing's strategic tilt towards Islamabad
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Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman says bilateralism is the ‘order of the day’ as India and the UK seal historic free trade agreement
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Amid weakening multilateral systems and rising global protectionism, Finance Minister emphasised urgency in forging trade pacts.
