Savings Effect

PURAVANKARA: CO SECURES 14.57-ACRE LAND PARCEL IN MANDUR, BENGALURU, WITH GDV OF RUPEES 2,300 CRORES

CEAT: CO TARGETS OPERATING MARGIN OF UPTO 20% AND USD 1B REVENUE BOOST FROM CAMSO DEAL - ET

TEXMACO RAIL & ENGINEERING: CO RECEIVED A RS 28.58 CRORE DOMESTIC ORDER FROM VEDANTA ALUMINIUM METAL LIMITED

HERO MOTO: CO EYES DOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTH IN FY27, BETS BIG ON E-SCOOTERS- PTI

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) warned against sweltering heat in the coming days as it forecasted more heat wave to severe heat wave conditions over Central India during next 6 days. At the same time, East adjoining Peninsular India is likely to witness similar weather conditions till 26 May while residents of Northwest India can expect heat wave to severe heat wave conditions between 24 and 29 May.

India’s retail investing boom far bigger than official data showed, SEBI study reveals, says Rs 141 lakh crore household wealth in markets

Marco Rubio says India to purchase $500 billion in US goods over five years

AXIOS: UNDER THE PROPOSED DEAL, IRAN WOULD BE ALLOWED TO FREELY SELL OIL WHILE TALKS CONTINUE ON LIMITING ITS NUCLEAR PROGRAM.

MARCO RUBIO SAYS INDIA WILL PURCHASE $500 BILLION WORTH OF U.S. GOODS OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS.

INDIAN GOVT FLAGS CRYPTO SYSTEM AS “HIGH RISK” IN NOTE TO PARLIAMENTARY PANEL.

JEFFERIES SAYS INDIA’S SIP BOOM GAVE FPIS A MASSIVE EXIT WINDOW, PUTTING HEAVY PRESSURE ON THE RUPEE.

Pakistan's Foreign Minister: The call made by President Trump is an important step toward regional peace giving whole world sigh of relief

GOKALDAS EXPORTS: CO'S CONFIDENT IN ITS LEADERSHIP STRENGTH AND BUSINESS CAPABILITIES TO NAVIGATE ANY NEAR-TERM EXTERNAL CHALLENGES EFFECTIVELY.

Bank of Baroda economists project India's FY27 GDP growth at 6.5–6.8%, warning that the West Asia crisis could push the fiscal deficit past its 4.3% target to 4.7–4.8%. The fiscal strain could include a shortfall of about ₹2.1 trillion, with the absolute deficit rising from the projected ₹17 trillion to ₹18-18.5 trillion.

Petrol and diesel prices were raised by 87-91 paise per litre on Saturday, taking the cumulative increase in retail fuel rates to nearly ₹5 a litre in under 10 days as state-owned firms passed on soaring international oil prices. The latest revision pushed petrol prices higher by 87 paise per litre and diesel by up to 91 paise across the country, according to industry sources

RAILTEL CORPORATION: CO SECURES ₹31.2 CRORE ORDER FROM NEWSPACE INDIA LIMITED FOR UPGRADATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF IT INFRASTRUCTURE

SEAMEC: CO’S VESSEL “SEAMEC SWORDFISH” GOES OFF-HIRE FOLLOWING TECHNICAL BREAKDOWN; RECTIFICATION UNDERWAY ON PRIORITY.

#FederalBank: RBI approves appointment of Elias George as Part Time Chairman of Bk w.e.f May 23, 2026

‘DO NOT ASSEMBLE’: BENGALURU POLICE WARNS PUBLIC AGAINST JOINING COCKROACH JANATA PARTY HUMAN CHAIN EVENT