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Air India updates Maharaja Club programme; here are the key changes

Women investors’ equity allocation rises to 65% from 40% in five years, ICRA Analytics data shows.

🚨📈 Sensex jumps 564 points, Nifty ends above 23,400: 5 reasons behind today's market rally

🚨 Waiver of Premium adoption grows to 46% in FY27 so far, retirement plans see sharpest rise: Policybazaar

Gold prices fall ₹773 per 10 grams and silver drops ₹2,024 per kg in India.

Indian Oil board approves ₹2,448.70 crore investment for a 424.65-km Kochi-Thoothukudi gas pipeline.

🚨🚨 India-New Zealand FTA to come into force on October 20: What the trade deal means for businesses

SBI MF launches Nifty200 Value 30 ETF fund of fund; NFO open till September 30

Microsoft has formally launched its fourth India cloud region, in Hyderabad, as part of its $20.5 bn investment commitment to the country's digital and AI infrastructure. The India South Central region, which became generally available on August 6, joins the company's existing regions in Pune, Chennai and Mumbai.

Adding to Tamil Nadu's growing GCC ecosystem, the world's largest chain of coffeehouses, Starbucks, has signed a MoU with the Government of Tamil Nadu to establish its Global Capability Centre in Chennai. The GCC is expected to create 800 high-value jobs in its first phase, further strengthening Chennai’s position as a destination for global companies seeking to build technology, talent and business capabilities for the world.

Pakistani fighter jets carried out airstrikes in eastern Afghanistan on Monday (local time), targeting what Pakistani security officials described as "militant hideouts". Pakistan said 28 suspected "militants" were killed in the strikes, while Afghan authorities said three civilians died and four others were injured, Associated Press reported. The strikes took place in Kunar and Paktika provinces, close to the Pakistan border, The Washington Post reported.

Companies That Dominate Their Industries 1. MCX – ~98% 2. NSDL – ~86% 3. IEX – ~85% 4. CDSL – ~80% 5. Hindustan Zinc – ~75% 6. CAMS – ~68% 7. Vinati Organics – ~60–65% 8. Zomato – ~57% 9. APL Apollo Tubes – ~55% 10. Lumax Industries – ~50% 11. Flipkart – ~48% 12. Rajratan Global Wire – ~45% 13. Reliance Jio – ~39.3% 14. Sharda Motor Industries – ~30% 15. Polycab India – ~27% 16. Mold-Tek Packaging – ~25% 17. Coal India – ~75% 18. Pidilite Industries – ~70%

Home prices in 11 emerging Indian cities surged 63% between 2021 and 2026, outpacing the top 8 cities.