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35% of urban Indian singles feel lonely “often or always” despite active social lives, a Match Group-Ipsos survey finds.

FSSAI has proposed placing a red warning label on packaged foods if even a single nutrient exceeds limits for salt, added sugar, or fat.

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India’s microfinance portfolio fell 12% YoY to ₹2.69 lakh crore in Q1 2026.

Renault brings back 1964 rally icon as electric coupe with cafe racer-inspired look

Maruti Suzuki starts first green hydrogen plant at Manesar; targets cleaner manufacturing

🚨🚨 Google’s $15 billion Vizag AI data centre does not need Centre nod, Nara Lokesh clarifies

Pine Labs to deploy 10 lakh soundboxes across India

Airports Authority pushes back against Tamil Nadu CM’s demand to change Chennai airport operator

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Indian banks may need another $15 billion in next 20 months

WhiteOak Capital MF launches its first fund of funds focused on small-cap equities

IRDAI proposes changes to motor insurance, including more customer choice, digital buying and safeguards around dealer-linked sales.

🚨📉 Bajaj Finance shares fall 5% as company plans to seek approval for capital raise

NSE Listing: Ashish Kumar Chauhan on ringing the bell for the fifth time

Rupee weakens to 95.83 against dollar: Factors shaping the currency today

Cyclone 'Arnab' threat: Odisha, Andhra likely to witness heavy rains as Bay of Bengal system nears coast

💰 In The Loop: Money is set to get tighter. From rising rates and market risks to the NSE IPO, UPI fees, AI and India’s growing power needs — the latest In The Loop brings together the key stories shaping markets and business.

Despite a flat 0.84% debut, NSE shares quickly gained momentum, shifting investor focus to its long-term valuation and growth prospects.

Bank unions are planning a three-day strike from September 28 over demands including a five-day work week and withdrawal of the PLI scheme. Today's BS Editorial calls for negotiations that take into account the interests of employees, customers and banks.