Day: September 2, 2026

Unsafe storage, contaminated food and poor hygiene practices were among the concerns flagged by Maharashtra FDA officials during recent inspections

A plea was mentioned before the Supreme Court on Wednesday challenging the NEET-PG re-examination for 2,445 students who were not able to give the exam. A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana was told by an advocate that re-examination is in violation of an earlier order passed by…

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Why did an AI-generated artwork qualify as original but still fail to get copyright registration? A recent order draws a clear distinction between originality, authorship and ownership

Asia stocks tumble as oil surge, bond yields weigh; Australia Q2 GDP beats

Making the announcements under Rule 110, Vijay said the decisions were aimed at strengthening public welfare, improving essential services and protecting democratic rights

Asian currencies ease as dollar steadies, euro and pound slip

Japanese government bonds extended their selloff on Wednesday as hawkish signals from the Bank of Japan strengthened expectations of a near-term rate hike. The five-year JGB yield hit a record 2.295%, while the 10-year yield rose to 3.01%, as investors also weighed rising global yields, higher government borrowing and fiscal spending plans. Strategists expect continued…

Yotta Data Services is gearing up for an initial public offering scheduled for early 2027, aiming to secure as much as $1.5 billion to settle debts and enhance their infrastructure. This strategic move taps into the surging demand for AI computing infrastructure seen across India. A noteworthy portion of Yotta’s clientele comprises global customers, bolstered…

Even the central banks of US allies are diversifying away from the dollar. Notably, US debt is no longer risk free. In an extreme global crisis, a diversified reserve base would serve India well. And risk mitigation isn’t de-dollarization.