Author: FinSiddhi

Parliament deadlock: Rijiju meets Rahul to break logjam; Shah may speak on FCRA

Scottish police are probing reports of athletes from Pakistan and Uganda going missing after the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Four Ugandan boxers reportedly disappeared, with one seeking asylum, while Pakistani boxer Qudratullah was also reported missing. Pakistan finished with just one medal, a bronze for Fatima Zahra, marking its poorest Commonwealth Games campaign in…

An Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi experienced severe turbulence on Tuesday. Overhead bins were damaged and debris was scattered across the aisle. Several passengers and crew members sustained injuries during the turbulent event. The aircraft briefly lost altitude before landing safely in Delhi. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has initiated an investigation…

Meta CEO Zuckerberg apologises for child abuse ads, deepfakes and errors in operations

The Bombay High Court has mandated an immediate removal of offensive and defamatory posts from social media, labeling them as abusive and obscene. Justice Arif Doctor emphasized the need for online platforms like Meta, X Corp, and Google LLC to act. The court also inquired about their procedures for voluntary content removal and scheduled a…

Is now a good time to buy gold? The bull vs. bear case

Britain’s services sector returned to growth in July, with the S&P Global Services PMI rising to 52.1 as stronger domestic demand and easing cost pressures boosted activity. Improved business optimism and softer inflation supported UK and European equities, although employment and export demand remained weak, according to Reuters.

Paul Tudor Jones said failure leaves lasting lessons that strengthen judgment, resilience and decision-making. He urged investors and professionals to embrace setbacks as learning opportunities, arguing that long-term success often comes from adapting, persisting and making wiser choices after mistakes.

India’s electric vehicle (EV) sector is expected to generate30-40 million jobs by 2030, with hiring likely to grow15-20% annually, according to an Adecco India report. The study says the industry is moving beyond vehicle manufacturing into a broader ecosystem driven by demand for specialised skills in engineering, energy systems and battery technologies.

The company expects strong momentum through the rest of FY27 after its best domestic volume growth in 20 quarters, aided by easing input costs and improving monsoon conditions.