Medium-term growth outlook remains healthy for Bharat Forge stock
Brokerages expect growth to strengthen in the second half of FY27, supported by defence order execution, recovery in Class-8 truck demand and domestic CV momentum
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Will AI fix the U.S. federal debt? Wolfe Research weighs in.
Will AI fix the U.S. federal debt? Wolfe Research weighs in.
Datanomics: Small increase may not fix deepening shortage of judges
India’s judicial strength has risen since 2019, but pending cases have grown faster, leaving the country with a severe shortage of judges relative to its population and workload
Treasuries extend losses as 10-Year yield nears highest level since January 2025
Treasuries extend losses as 10-Year yield nears highest level since January 2025
Net direct tax collection grows 23% to over ₹8.11 trillion till August 10
Net direct tax collection grows 23% to over ₹8.11 trillion till August 10
Vodafone Idea capex plans get sails from ₹6,400 crore funding push
Hopeful of closing discussions with banks, confident of raising additional funds, says CEO Abhijit Kishore
Examining Mecca pact impact on national security, will protect interests, says MEA
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TVS SCS bets big on India growth, eyes around ₹17K cr revenue by FY30
The company expects India’s share of its business to rise from the current 30 per cent to 40 per cent over four years, supporting double-digit revenue growth
Attendance shortfall: Law students get one-time Bombay HC nod to take exams for academic year 2025-26
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Quarries were once dug out for rocks and minerals, but abandoned sites can slowly fill with plants, water and wildlife
Abandoned quarries are evolving into essential ecological and recreational areas. After mining activities have halted, these sites begin to regrow with nature, forming fresh habitats for various wildlife. With effective management strategies in place, these once-industrial pits can foster biodiversity and offer sustainable options for public use, transforming land value in innovative ways.