Investors are falling in love with railway stocks all over again. Will they be betrayed?

After going through a phase of steep correction in the July-October period, railway stocks are back on the fast track, rebounding sharply over the past month. Analysts point to a series of positive catalysts fueling this turnaround. Read More

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Zomato & Temasek backed Shiprocket kicks off around Rs 2,000-2,400 crore IPO

Top e-commerce enablement platform and logistics-tech unicorn Shiprocket, which is backed by the likes of Zomato and Temasek has kicked off the process to launch an initial public offer in 2025, multiple industry sources in the know told Moneycontrol. Read More

Delhi Elections 2025: Arvind Kejriwal borrows BJP playbook in bid to woo women voters

Aam Aadmi Party national convener Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday announced the launch of the Mukhyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana, that entitles women above the age of 18 years to receive Rs 1,000 per month in their bank accounts, while promising that the payout will be increased to Rs 2,100 if the AAP returns to power in the capital. Read More

How to secure your Android phone from hackers and scammers

With smartphones becoming an integral part of daily life, protecting your Android phone from hackers is crucial. Cyberattacks can compromise personal data, including sensitive passwords, banking details, and personal photos. Hackers exploit vulnerabilities in devices using malware, phishing attacks, and unsecured networks. Read More

Ashok Leyland’s Switch Mobility aims to manufacture battery packs in-house

Switch Mobility, the electric vehicle (EV) arm of commercial vehicle major Ashok Leyland, is aiming to build battery packs in-house in the long term  A senior official of the company affirmed that with the higher adoption of electric buses in India, it will also be making battery cells, motors and other critical parts at its EV facilities. Read More

World Chess Championship: Meet D Gukesh, Prodigy who has become a pioneer at just 18

Chennai is the unquestionable capital of Indian chess. It’s a part of school curriculums and the number of people involved with the game in remarkably high. Players, coaches, facilitators in other capacities — there are thousands who spend time on chess. It’s not an accident then that the state of Tamil Nadu keeps churning out Grandmasters, who become global headlines. Read More