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IDFC FIRST BANK: ICRA HAS REAFFIRMED ITS AA+/STABLE RATING FOR ₹12,520 CRORE OF THE BANK’S BONDS AND WITHDRAWN RATINGS ON ₹3,883.70 CRORE OF FULLY REPAID NCDS, WITH NO OUTSTANDING DUES REMAINING.

WINDLAS BIOTECH: CO WILL BUY BACK 4.7 LAKH SHARES FROM SHAREHOLDERS AT ₹1,000 PER SHARE IN CASH ON A PROPORTIONATE BASIS, AS PER SEBI BUYBACK RULES.

RDB INFRASTRUCTURE AND POWER: CO HAS SIGNED AN AGREEMENT WITH MECPOWER SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED TO BUILD A 70 MW SOLAR POWER PROJECT IN BIKANER, RAJASTHAN, ALONG WITH A 25 MWH BATTERY STORAGE SYSTEM.

Newly elected Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay on Friday slammed the increase in fuel price and asking the Centre to roll back the price hike. Stating that the price hike is 'unacceptable', Vijay said the surge in prices would severely impact the purchasing power of the poor and downtrodden and urged the Centre to withdraw it at the earliest.

🚨 Unemployment rises to six-month high of 5.2% in April - Urban unemployment fell to 6.6 percent, a 12-month low - Rural unemployment increased to 4.6 percent in April

Iran war energy shock drives interest in ethanol and other biofuels across hard-hit Asia

Hindustan Aeronautics shares fall 4% as Q4 results miss estimates, brokerages flag weak profitability

Sensex Today | Stock Market Live: Sensex rebounds, up over 300 points, Nifty near 23,800; IT, FMCG stocks lead

PM Modi’s visit to the UAE has helped India bag at least $5 billion in investment commitments apart from multiple key agreements that will help bolster the country’s energy security and boost bilateral trade, according to a statement by the MEA. As an outcome of the discussions in the meeting between PM Modi and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) and the National Infrastructure & Investment Fund (NIIF) of India will explore investments of up to $1 billion in India’s infrastructure sector.

The NTA cancelled the NEET-UG 2026 exam following a confirmed paper leak in Rajasthan, marking a recurring crisis in India’s medical entrance system despite enhanced safeguards. Despite GPS tracking, AI-enabled CCTV surveillance and watermarking of question papers, the incident has exposed the limits of technology in securing India's high-stakes examinations.