Policy: what is moving
- RoDTEPNew
▲ bullish +87%8 stories15 reports
Government extends RoDTEP refunds to December 31, 2026; rates remain unchanged
5 sources · 4d
- RoDTEP scheme extended by three months, until December 31, 2026
- Existing refund rates and caps will continue
- The extension preserves refunds for Indian exporters while the government reviews the scheme
- ▲India extends RoDTEP export support till Dec 2026; raises insurance cover to 95% amid West Asia disruption1 source · 21h
- ▲CII welcomes RoDTEP extension, seeks five-year policy horizon for exporters1 source · 7h
- ▲Government extends RoDTEP export tax refund scheme by three months till December 311 source · 1d
- ▲Export schemes extended amid West Asia crisis1 source · 3d
- CAFE-3New
▲ bullish +35%12 stories20 reports
CAFE 3 norms retain weight-based formula, with no small-car carve-out
6 sources · 4d
- Revised emission targets take effect from April 2027
- TMPV and M&M may emerge as key beneficiaries
- The rules may favour Tata Motors PV and Mahindra & Mahindra over smaller-car makers
- ▲Automakers welcome CAFE-III rules; Citi favours Maruti, M&M and Hyundai2 sources · 3d
- ●In CAFE 3, auto companies have wider choices and a better view of the road1 source · 3d
- ●CAFE 3 explained: What India's new fuel-efficiency rules mean for carmakers and buyers1 source · 3d
- ●CAFE 3 norms notified: Carmakers face 16.7% tighter CO₂ target at 78.9 g/km by FY32; small-car relief scrapped1 source · 3d
▲ bullish +52%56 stories108 reports
India weighs lower pulse import duties to curb food inflation
4 sources · 2d
- Possible duty cuts on lentils and yellow peas; chickpeas may be excluded
- The move is being considered amid weak monsoon concerns over domestic pulse supply
- Lower duties may ease food inflation but pressure Indian pulse growers and domestic processors
- ▲India extends apparel export tax rebate scheme by three months3 sources · 3d
- ▲Government extends RoDTEP refunds to December 31, 2026; rates remain unchanged5 sources · 4d
- ●P K Mishra says sanctions, tariffs can be weaponised as policy tools2 sources · 9h
- ●UP mulls measures to help leather exporters tackle tariffs, West Asia risks1 source · 10h
with Import dutiesAll 56 stories →- H-1B visas4.2× usual
▼ bearish −29%12 stories14 reports
Revised green card rules, H-1B visa fee hike, social media vetting forcing Indians to rethink about American dream?
1 source · 15h
- Tighter US immigration policies include a $100,000 H-1B fee and stricter visa scrutiny
- Tighter US visa rules raise staffing uncertainty for Indian IT services companies
- ▲Trump’s $100,000 H-1B fee blocked again: Relief for Indian IT firms, tech professionals? What we know1 source · 2d
- ▼US tightens H-1B rules again: How new fees and layoff scrutiny could affect Indian tech workers1 source · 4d
- ●H-1B visas may look ‘very different’ in a year: What it could mean for Indians in US1 source · 4d
- ▼$100,000 H-1B Fee: More Visa Curbs Ahead? JD Vance Says 'Should Not Exist To Replace American Workers'1 source · 5d
▲ bullish +71%9 stories17 reports
Cabinet approves ₹1.86 lakh crore Green Energy Corridor III for 135 GW renewables
7 sources · 3d
- The scheme will enable evacuation of up to 135 GW of renewable energy
- Project outlay is ₹1.86 lakh crore, including support for energy storage
- Transmission and storage spending may create opportunities for Indian renewable-energy and power-infrastructure companies
- ▲GEC-III scheme to unlock next growth phase for India renewables sector1 source · 2d
- ▼Power stocks fall despite ₹1.86 lakh crore PM-DHARA scheme: Tata Power, Adani Power, NTPC, Power Grid in focus2 sources · 3d
- ▲UN climate chief hails India's Green Energy Corridor-III, says grid strengthening will deliver "big dividends"1 source · 1d
- ▲Why Brands Need to Become Machine-Understandable: ThatWare Brings Entity Intelligence to the New Era of SEO and AI Search1 source · 1d
▲ bullish +16%46 stories89 reportsCapital Markets −4.8%≠
Sebi to issue Closing Auction Session framework after reviewing over 3,500 comments
7 sources · 8h
- Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the regulator will quickly review feedback and move ahead
- Comments cover proposed changes to CAS, market timings and derivatives settlement
- The framework could change closing-price execution for Indian stock-market participants and exchanges
- ●SEBI developing second surveillance system to flag bad actors at listed firms and small IPOs3 sources · 9h
- ▲SEBI drops Adani MPS case, finding insufficient evidence Vinod Adani controlled FPIs8 sources · 5d
- ▲Sebi, RBI join hands to make onboarding easier for FPIs1 source · 3d
- ▼SEBI may review self-listing rules for stock exchanges3 sources · 5d
- Autos1.5× usual
▲ bullish +22%27 stories46 reportsAuto −5.0%≠
India’s CAFE-III rules tighten automakers’ fleet fuel-efficiency targets from April 2027
5 sources · 4d
- CAFE-III rules take effect on April 1, 2027
- Automakers must cut average passenger-vehicle fleet fuel use over a 5-year period
- Final rules give carmakers more ways to comply, including incentives for EVs and hybrids
- Tighter efficiency targets raise compliance pressure for Indian automakers, including Maruti Suzuki
- ●CAFE-III norms explained: What they mean for small cars, SUVs, EVs and hybrids1 source · 6h
- ●CAFE III norms start in April 2027; battery EVs receive three times the credit4 sources · 4d
- ●CAFE-III could push carmakers towards cheaper EVs, costlier ICE vehicles1 source · 3d
- ▲3X credits for range-extender EVs, ethanol benefits for hybrids: CAFE-III expands compliance options1 source · 3d
with Cars and SUVsAll 27 stories → - FSSAI3.4× usual
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Supreme Court reserves verdict on FSSAI’s front-of-pack warning labels
5 sources · 5d
- The Supreme Court reserved its judgment on the proposed packaged-food labelling framework
- Parties must file final written submissions within three days
- Packaged-food companies face potential labelling changes and compliance costs
- RBI2.0× usual
● mixed +10%26 stories39 reports
Govt should have made RBI's 2022 inflation failure report public: Janak Raj
1 source · 23h
- Janak Raj said the government should have made public the RBI’s 2022 inflation failure report
- He said India is still early in reaping the benefits of flexible inflation targeting
- Inflation-targeting credibility matters for Indian banks and rate-sensitive stocks
- ●MPC external members should be appointed full-time, says Chetan Ghate1 source · 23h
- ●'Best practices require publication of RBI letter on inflation target miss'1 source · 1d
- ●Is the RBI’s inflation formula helping or hurting you?1 source · 2d
- ●RBI extends benchmark issuance strategy to 7 more states, J&K from Q3 FY271 source · 2d
▲ bullish +19%47 stories83 reports
GST relief for gaming companies raises hopes across the sector
1 source · 22h
- Tax authorities took a softer approach in the first four final GST orders after the Supreme Court ruling
- Gaming companies may benefit from lower GST-related uncertainty
- ▲Centre cuts windfall tax on diesel and ATF exports; petrol levy unchanged6 sources · 3d
- ●India should tax capital income, not wealth or inheritance: Economist Daniel Waldenstrom2 sources · 8h
- ▼BMC entertainment tax proposal likely to marginally increase ticket prices by Rs 5-102 sources · 11h
- ▲‘Big relief’ for online gaming: Sanjit Bangar flags sharp GST demand cuts, no director penalties1 source · 5h
with GSTAll 47 stories →▲ bullish +33%24 stories42 reportsPharma −2.7%
Kerala HC says government can intervene over exorbitant prices of patented drugs
3 sources · 5d
- The Kerala High Court ruled government intervention is permissible for prohibitively priced patented medicines
- The court directed the Centre to gather information on drug prices
- Pricing intervention may affect pharma companies, including makers of patented medicines
- ▼SC flags a costly dose of markups, asks for 16% cap on essential meds2 sources · 4d
- ●Karnataka flags 52x mark-up on cancer drugs, seeks Centre's intervention1 source · 2d
- ▲US exempts select Indian specialty drugs and ingredients from its 100% pharma tariff7 sources · 5d
- ▲Nifty Pharma defies market slump as select drugs get US tariff exemption3 sources · 5d
● mixed +3%14 stories37 reports
Cabinet raises wheat MSP to ₹2,610; safflower gets largest hike at ₹675 per quintal
6 sources · 3d
- Wheat MSP rises ₹25 to ₹2,610 per quintal for 2027-28
- Safflower MSP rises ₹675 to ₹7,215 per quintal, a 10.3% increase
- The government estimates a ₹91,000 crore payout for rabi MSPs
- Higher support prices may lift farm incomes and food costs, affecting FMCG and agricultural-input companies
- ●Centre caps sugar dealers’ stocks at 1,000 quintals and limits holding to 15 days10 sources · 2d
- ●India raises wheat procurement price to ₹2,610 per 100 kg2 sources · 3d
- ●India weighs lower pulse import duties to curb food inflation4 sources · 2d
- ●Edible oils duty cut: Indian govt has to balance consumers’ and farmers’ interest, says Agriculture Minister1 source · 4d
- Diesel1.9× usual
▲ bullish +37%9 stories19 reports
Centre cuts windfall tax on diesel and ATF exports; petrol levy unchanged
6 sources · 3d
- Diesel export levy cut to ₹16/L from ₹20/L; ATF levy to ₹10.5/L from ₹15/L
- Petrol export levy unchanged at ₹0.50/L; new rates effective October 1
- Lower export levies may support margins for Reliance Industries and other fuel exporters
- ●Govt warns Nayara, RIL-BP against fuel sales caps amid diesel curb reports1 source · 2d
- ●Nobody is allowed to cap fuel sales: Petroleum Secretary3 sources · 2d
- ●Govt May Force Rollback Of Diesel Caps Imposed By Private Retailers2 sources · 2d
- ●India cuts windfall taxes on diesel, aviation fuel exports2 sources · 3d
● mixed −11%52 stories61 reports
Irdai plan to help check mis-selling, raise returns
1 source · 14h
- IRDAI proposed guidelines to reshape commission and expense structures for insurance distribution
- The plan aims to curb mis-selling and raise returns
- Changes to distribution costs and commissions may affect Indian insurers and insurance distributors
- ●IRDAI reforms target insurance pricing transparency and commissions3 sources · 5d
- ▼IRDAI’s proposed distribution norms ruffle feathers of LIC agents, broker body1 source · 3d
- ●IRDAI pushes LIC, SBI Life to seek further cost efficiency1 source · 5d
- ●Irdai’s distribution overhaul: Will it make insurance cheaper, curb mis-selling?2 sources · 6d
- Energy storage3.0× usual
▲ bullish +69%8 stories16 reports
Cabinet clears ₹1.86 trn green energy corridor scheme with battery storage
2 sources · 3d
- Cabinet cleared a ₹1.86 trn green energy corridor scheme with battery storage
- The scheme enables evacuation of 135 GW of renewable energy and deployment of 50 GWh of battery storage by 2032-33
- Grid and storage investment could benefit Indian renewable and power-sector companies, including NTPC Green Energy
- ●Cabinet clears ₹1.86 lakh crore green energy plan for power lines, battery storage1 source · 3d
- ▲GEC-III scheme to unlock next growth phase for India renewables sector1 source · 2d
- ▲Cabinet approves ₹1.86 lakh crore Green Energy Corridor III for 135 GW renewables7 sources · 3d
- ▲UN climate chief hails India's Green Energy Corridor-III, says grid strengthening will deliver "big dividends"1 source · 1d
● mixed +2%25 stories57 reports
Centre plans statutory age restrictions for social media platforms
4 sources · 5d
- The Centre told the Supreme Court it will make age restrictions a statutory obligation for platforms
- ●Supreme Court to hear challenge to MDR on UPI payments above ₹2,00010 sources · 6d
- ●SC orders vehicle seizure, licence renewal curbs over unpaid e-challans1 source · 1d
- ●Supreme Court suggests linking unpaid traffic e-challans to electricity bills3 sources · 5d
- ●Supreme Court reserves verdict on FSSAI’s front-of-pack warning labels5 sources · 5d
- Donald TrumpRising · 8 in 2d
● mixed −3%25 stories39 reports
Judge blocks Trump's $100,000 fee on H-1B visas
3 sources · 3d
- ▼Revised green card rules, H-1B visa fee hike, social media vetting forcing Indians to rethink about American dream?1 source · 15h
- ●Trump Says Powell Should Be Forced to Resign From Fed Board2 sources · 3d
- ●Trump administration starts sending $500 Obamacare refund checks — who stands to benefit3 sources · 3d
- ●Trump expected to name intelligence chief Jay Clayton as AI czar3 sources · 1d
- Maharashtra2.2× usual
▼ bearish −15%11 stories13 reports
Maharashtra FDA orders tighter regulation of infant foods across the state
2 sources · 4d
- Maharashtra order requires FSSAI licences and BIS marks for infant foods
- It tightens labelling and promotion rules, and bars advertising, discounts and benefits to health workers
- Tighter compliance may affect Indian infant-food makers and distributors operating in Maharashtra
- ▲Devendra Fadnavis launches 'Invest Maharashtra' platform; 67 MoUs with proposed investment of Rs 8.57 lakh cr signed1 source · 2d
- ●Rs 3,161 Crore Credited To 3.27 Lakh Farmers In Phase 3 Of Maharashtra Loan Waiver1 source · 2d
- ●Housing society demanded Rs 1.42 lakh maintenance dues with 18% interest, Maharashtra Court protects resident from being labelled defaulter; Know why1 source · 10h
- ●ADB frowns at Maharashtra utility’s financial health1 source · 4d
- TRAINew
▲ bullish +55%5 stories11 reports
TRAI directs telcos to act on AI-flagged suspected spammers without complaints
5 sources · 5d
- Operators must act against suspected spammers flagged by AI or machine-learning systems
- Repeat offenders face disconnection for 1 year
- Stricter spam enforcement affects Indian telecom operators including Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel
- ●TRAI directs telcos to prominently display mandatory recharge packs2 sources · 2d
- ●Telcos, consumer groups clash over TRAI’s 5G slicing, coverage map and service quality rules1 source · 3d
- ●Broadcast industry seeks TRAI NTO impact review as media landscape shifts1 source · 2d
- ●Mint Explainer | Why state-owned BSNL is wary of Trai's proposed service quality rules1 source · 1d
- Delhi-NCRNew
▼ bearish −17%6 stories6 reports
Delhi's free-pass for mid-size electric trucks finds no takers
1 source · 2d
- Delhi's free pass for mid-size electric trucks has attracted no takers
- The lack of interest in N2 e-trucks raises concerns as Delhi seeks to reduce pollution
- Weak e-truck adoption is a caution for Indian commercial-vehicle and EV makers
- ●Delhi’s Rs 413 cr pollution-control plan: 30 electric road sweepers, tracking PM sources1 source · 3d
- ●Delhi Changes Rules To Ease Private School Establishment On Commercial Land1 source · 4h
- ●CAQM modifies GRAP rules: Here’s what you need to know about new Delhi-NCR restrictions1 source · 4d
- ●Centre picks 50 cities for PRAGATI-50 clean-city initiative1 source · 4d
- EPFONew
● mixed −14%5 stories7 reports
Will Your Monthly Take-Home Salary Fall? Your PF Deduction Has Changed From Sept 17 - Here’s The Math
3 sources · 4d
- EPFO wage ceiling raised from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000, effective September 17, 2026
- The move will bring over 51 lakh additional [employees]
- ▼‘Don’t cut salaries’: Govt’s clear directive to companies as EPF wage ceiling rises1 source · 1d
- ●EPFO enrolment campaign for workers left out of PF coverage: Will they lose interest on past contributions?1 source · 1d
- ●EPFO wage ceiling jumps, but why is EDLI insurance cover still stuck at Rs 7 lakh?1 source · 1d
- ●Future-ready labour ecosystem needs partnership, not binaries: Mandaviya1 source · 5d
▲ bullish +31%20 stories32 reportsAI Catalysts −2.4%
Andy Mukherjee: If India wants to fuel the AI boom, it must get its solar power policies right
1 source · 2d
- ●Leading Democrat asks AI firms for data on any Chinese access to sensitive code2 sources · 2d
- ●Balance AI-driven judicial transformation with constitutional values: CJI1 source · 22h
- ●ASCI releases guidelines for responsible labelling of AI-generated ad content3 sources · 4d
- ●Khanna to introduce AI safety bill with ban on 'recursive' technology until safeguards exist1 source · 5d
● mixed +10%24 stories31 reportsInfrastructure −3.8%
Haryana brings Delhi-Panipat-Karnal Namo Bharat corridor under TOD policy: What it means
1 source · 4d
- Project estimated to cost ₹33,000 crore to ₹34,740 crore
- Haryana will contribute its approved share in phases
- The corridor’s phased state funding may benefit Indian rail and construction companies
- ▲Govt to launch capital subsidy scheme for textiles soon: Giriraj Singh1 source · 2d
- ●Doubled parking fees, WFH for 50% workforce, construction ban & more: Delhi govt ahead of winter air pollution2 sources · 5d
- ●Sovereign cloud framework proposed to safeguard India’s digital infrastructure1 source · 4d
- ●Senators clinch construction permitting deal before election jet-set1 source · 3d
● mixed −12%23 stories26 reports
PMEGP may get 5-year extension till 2030-31 with Rs 15,000 crore outlay; govt weighs easier norms
1 source · 21h
- Government is considering extending PMEGP until 2030-31
- The proposed extension has an estimated Rs 15,000 crore outlay
- A larger PMEGP could support Indian micro-enterprises and employment
- ●PM Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana decoded: Salaried employees earning up to ₹1 lakh/month can get DBT benefit—Check details1 source · 3d
- ●PM Internship Scheme: only 20% of offers convert to joins in three rounds1 source · 4d
- ▲Karnataka targets ₹20,000 crore textile investment and 5 lakh jobs under new policy2 sources · 3d
- ▼Companies upset as states delay labour codes adoption1 source · 3d
▲ bullish +61%15 stories33 reportsIndia Manufacturing −3.9%
Piyush Goyal invites US manufacturers to invest in India and partner with SMEs
7 sources · 3d
- Goyal pitched India to US manufacturers and technology companies for advanced manufacturing investment
- He urged partnerships with Indian SMEs as India and the US seek to advance a proposed trade deal
- Potential investment and SME partnerships could benefit Indian manufacturers and electronics producers
- ●Goyal says India has no structural excess manufacturing capacity in identified sectors3 sources · 1d
- ●CAG flags 12,394 acres of allotted industrial land lying unused in Odisha1 source · 4d
- ▲Large-Scale Electronics PLI Beneficiaries Get Rs 19,091-Crore Incentives, Draw Rs 20,580-Crore Investment3 sources · 6d
- ●Bhavya industrial parks application deadline extended1 source · 4d
▲ bullish +54%15 stories24 reports
Stricter DSM rules may cut renewable project IRRs by up to 100 bps: Crisil
1 source · 2d
- Stricter DSM rules may cut renewable project IRRs by up to 100 bps
- Better forecasting, aggregation and storage will increasingly shape cash flow resilience
- Lower project returns may weigh on Indian renewable energy developers and storage companies
- ▲Cabinet approves ₹1.86 lakh crore Green Energy Corridor III for 135 GW renewables7 sources · 3d
- ●Govt unveils Rs 1.9 lakh-crore DHARA programme to evacuate 135 GW renewable power1 source · 3d
- ●Cabinet clears ₹1.86 lakh crore green energy plan for power lines, battery storage1 source · 3d
- ▼Power stocks fall despite ₹1.86 lakh crore PM-DHARA scheme: Tata Power, Adani Power, NTPC, Power Grid in focus2 sources · 3d
▲ bullish +33%9 stories21 reports
Centre caps sugar dealers’ stocks at 1,000 quintals and limits holding to 15 days
10 sources · 2d
- Rules apply from October 15 to November 30
- The Food Ministry says the rules aim to prevent unnecessary accumulation in the distribution chain
- Stock limits may affect pricing and inventory for Indian sugar and ethanol companies
- ●Government raises sugar sales quota ahead of festive season1 source · 3d
- ▲CAFE-III norms clear pathways for the industry to offer multiple choices to consumers: Auto veterans1 source · 3d
- ●India rejects Australia's high sugar subsidy claims at WTO1 source · 4d
- ▲Ethanol blending does not damage vehicles, diversifies agri sector: Gadkari2 sources · 2d
● mixed −2%17 stories46 reports
Supreme Court refuses to stay UPI charges above ₹2,000; seeks Centre’s explanation
6 sources · 5d
- The new framework sets a 0.4% charge on specified UPI payments above ₹2,000
- The court refused an interim stay and asked the Centre to explain the levy
- The levy’s impact on payment costs matters to Indian merchants and fintech companies
- ●Supreme Court to hear challenge to MDR on UPI payments above ₹2,00010 sources · 6d
- ●Supreme Court declines interim stay on UPI MDR levy above ₹2,0004 sources · 5d
- ●AIMRA announces nationwide 'No UPI Day' on October 2 to protest against proposed MDR for UPI transactions3 sources · 3d
- ●UPI MDR Charges: Start date, slabs and why is this Merchant Discount Rate being introduced now? All questions answered1 source · 1h
- HousingRising · 4 in 2d
▲ bullish +27%7 stories11 reports
Govt preparing new affordable housing policy, expected to come in next six months, says Credai
3 sources · 1d
- A new affordable housing policy is expected within six months
- Credai urged the government to remove the ₹45 lakh per-unit price cap
- A revised affordability definition could affect Indian housing developers and home-finance companies
- ▲West Bengal finance minister calls for scrapping Urban Land Ceiling Act3 sources · 1d
- ●CREDAI says unable to build affordable homes due to high input cost, taxes; seeks govt sops1 source · 1d
- ●Spain Approves Emergency Housing Measures to Curb Unrest1 source · 4d
- ●PM Awas Yojana Urban 2.0: Over 18 lakh houses sanctioned so far; who is eligible1 source · 4d
▲ bullish +29%6 stories7 reports
India imports 50% of gas needs, targets 10X CBG output: Hardeep Singh Puri
1 source · 2d
- India imports 50% of its gas needs, Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said
- Domestic gas and CBG expansion may affect Indian gas producers and distributors
- ▲Rajasthan steps up push to move households from LPG to DPNG connections1 source · 2d
- ●PNGRB bats for level playing field across EV, CNG and LNG vehicles1 source · 3d
- ●LPG Aadhaar rule: How subsidy and cylinder bookings change from Oct 12 sources · 5d
- ●Gas Vs Green: Who Wins Under Trump’s Relaxed Fuel Rules That Ends Biden's EV Mandate?1 source · 6d
▲ bullish +18%26 stories44 reports
India raises wheat procurement price to ₹2,610 per 100 kg
2 sources · 3d
- Wheat procurement price raised to ₹2,610 per 100 kg
- Information Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced the price after a Cabinet meeting chaired by Narendra Modi
- Higher procurement prices may support farm incomes but add to food costs for Indian consumers
- ●Cabinet raises wheat MSP to ₹2,610; safflower gets largest hike at ₹675 per quintal6 sources · 3d
- ●Indian govt approves procurement of 7.11 lakh tonnes of soybean, moong, and tur at MSP in 3 States1 source · 3d
- ●PM crop insurance enrolment rises as weather risks mount, Bengal rejoins scheme1 source · 3d
- ●Cabinet approves Minimum Support Prices for Rabi crops for 2027-281 source · 3d
- FDI1.5× usual
● mixed ±0%3 stories3 reports
India wants foreign capital, but US investors see hurdles at the gate
1 source · 2d
- A US report says India eased some investment rules, but foreign investors still face hurdles
- Foreign investment barriers may temper flows into Indian equities and companies seeking overseas capital
● mixed ±0%8 stories10 reports
- ●Delays, recoveries and ethics pose key challenges for IBC: IBBI chairperson1 source · 2d
- ●Distressed assets need a market1 source · 4d
- ●Personal guarantor insolvency: Why the regulator is tightening the data trail1 source · 4d
- ●Need reforms for higher recoveries and speedier resolutions in IBC: IBBI Chair1 source · 2d
● mixed ±0%10 stories18 reports
India will ask private fuel retailers to end sales rationing
3 sources · 2d
- Oil Secretary Neeraj Mittal said private fuel retailers must not ration fuel sales
- Affects fuel availability and pricing for Indian consumers, oil retailers and refiners
- ●Draft Petroleum Bill Proposes Up To Rs 25 Crore Fine, Jail Time For Unlicensed Operations2 sources · 3d
- ●LPG Aadhaar rule: How subsidy and cylinder bookings change from Oct 12 sources · 5d
- ●US states take steps to curb diesel and gasoline prices1 source · 4d
- ●Govt May Force Rollback Of Diesel Caps Imposed By Private Retailers2 sources · 2d
- Niti AayogNew
● mixed ±0%4 stories6 reports
Rajiv Gauba urges energy reforms and stronger regulation to bolster security
2 sources · 2d
- The Niti Aayog member called for faster domestic exploration and a stronger gas value chain
- He urged regulatory reforms to keep pace with new technologies
- Faster exploration and gas-sector reforms could affect Indian oil, gas and energy companies
▲ bullish +40%9 stories10 reportsIndia Defence −2.3%
Datanomics: Private companies gaining ground in defence tender wins
1 source · 2d
- Private firms’ share of government defence tender value rose to 56% in 2026 from 3% in 2019
- A shift toward private tender wins may benefit Indian defence manufacturers
- ▲Rafale Deal Won't Slow Tejas Mark 1A Development, Says Defence Secretary1 source · 6d
- ●Meloni’s Budget Dials Down on Defense to Narrow Italy’s Deficit1 source · 1d
- ●Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey and Newt Gingrich to help Pentagon with warfare initiative, Hegseth says1 source · 3d
- ▲'Chips To Ships — India Must Be Self-Reliant In Defence': Rajnath Singh At NDTV Summit1 source · 6d
- PNGRBNew
▲ bullish +75%2 stories4 reports
National PNG Drive 3.0 targets 50 lakh new connections by March 2027
2 sources · 2d
- The drive aims to accelerate PNG adoption and shift consumers from LPG
- PNGRB and the Oil Ministry launched the third phase through March 31, 2027
- More gas connections could benefit city-gas distributors and supporting infrastructure companies
▲ bullish +50%11 stories28 reports
Nifty Pharma defies market slump as select drugs get US tariff exemption
3 sources · 5d
- Qualifying speciality medicines from India will be eligible for zero US duty
- The exemption provides some relief to Indian drugmakers with US exposure
- Zero-duty access could support Indian pharma exporters with qualifying speciality medicines
- ●Greer urges G20 to back Trump tariff agenda, takes aim at China3 sources · 3d
- ▼Commerce Minister Goyal defends India against U.S. forced labour and excess capacity investigations1 source · 1d
- ●Navigating the US tariff threat — India’s dual test on energy and exports2 sources · 3d
- ▲US exempts select Indian specialty drugs and ingredients from its 100% pharma tariff7 sources · 5d
● mixed ±0%2 stories4 reports
TDB pauses accepting applications under RDI fund amid capital constraints
2 sources · 3d
- TDB paused new RDI fund applications as deep-tech project demand outpaced available capital
- An additional ₹1,000 crore allocation had not prevented the funding call from closing
- The pause may constrain funding for Indian deep-tech startups
▲ bullish +67%3 stories3 reports
Pension savings may get bigger infrastructure play as PFRDA explores direct project exposure
1 source · 2d
- PFRDA is exploring ways to give pension savings direct exposure to infrastructure projects
- PFRDA chairman S Ramann said the government wants to channel more pension savings into long-term infrastructure needs
- More pension funding for projects could support Indian infrastructure and construction companies
▲ bullish +80%4 stories10 reports
India targets 600 million tonnes of steel capacity by 2047 in new policy
7 sources · 4d
- The government will soon unveil a new national steel policy
- Steelmaking capacity target is 600 million tonnes by 2047
- A capacity push may support Indian steelmakers and metals-sector investment over the long term
▼ bearish −100%2 stories4 reportsSWIGGY −11.0%
Swiggy 'cost for two' misleading? What Delhi consumer court's ₹1 lakh order means for diners
2 sources · 23h
- A Delhi consumer court ordered Swiggy and a restaurant to pay ₹1 lakh compensation
- The order concerned unfair trade practices
- The ruling adds consumer-protection scrutiny for Swiggy and India’s food-delivery sector
- Hotels and travel1.5× usual
▲ bullish +33%3 stories6 reportsIndia Tourism −2.6%
Tamil Nadu Free Bus Travel: 84 Lakh Women To Benefit As Vijay Expands Scheme
3 sources · 1d
- Tamil Nadu expands free bus travel to 84 lakh women across additional bus services and routes
- Free travel could affect Tamil Nadu transport operators and commercial-vehicle demand
- US midtermsRising · 3 in 2d
● mixed ±0%10 stories11 reports
- ●These companies look set to face high-profile hearings and other scrutiny if Democrats win the House1 source · 5h
- ●US midterm elections1 source · 19h
- ●Social Security, Medicare 2026: What US voters need to know before midterm elections1 source · 3d
- ●Feds can't withhold counterterrorism funds from states to force election admin changes, judge rules1 source · 5d
● mixed ±0%6 stories9 reports
NHAI to conduct quality checks on projects with abnormally low quoted bids
2 sources · 3d
- NHAI will inspect 17 projects with bids more than 15% below estimated costs
- A second round of quality checks is planned after six…
- Quality scrutiny affects road contractors and construction companies working on NHAI projects
- ●NHAI to conduct special quality checks on 17 highway projects with bids 15% below estimate1 source · 3d
- ●Over one crore FASTag annual passes issued since August 2025 launch: govt2 sources · 5d
- ●NHAI introduces barrier-free tolling in Tamil Nadu to cut queues, travel time1 source · 2d
- ●Mint explainer: what has changed in the new HAM highway contract?1 source · 6d
▲ bullish +36%6 stories22 reports
SEBI drops Adani MPS case, finding insufficient evidence Vinod Adani controlled FPIs
8 sources · 5d
- SEBI found no evidence Vinod Adani directed two FPIs investing in listed Adani companies
- Case covered Adani Enterprises, Adani Power, Adani Ports and Adani Energy Solutions
- Removes a regulatory overhang for Adani group companies, including Adani Enterprises, Adani Power and Adani Ports
- ●Four Adani firms settle SEBI public-shareholding case for ₹1.48 crore6 sources · 5d
- ●Adani Firms Clear Another Regulatory Hurdle With SEBI Settlement1 source · 5d
- ●India's market regulator disposes of proceedings against Adani Group companies on public-float violations1 source · 5d
- ▼Power stocks fall despite ₹1.86 lakh crore PM-DHARA scheme: Tata Power, Adani Power, NTPC, Power Grid in focus2 sources · 3d
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▲ bullish +100%2 stories2 reports
GOBARdhan eyes 10-fold increase in CBG output: Hardeep Singh Puri
1 source · 23h
- GOBARdhan aims for a 10-fold increase in CBG output
- The scheme provides capital assistance and guaranteed offtake for renewable fuel made from organic waste
- CBG expansion could benefit Indian biofuel players, including Godavari Biorefineries
▲ bullish +31%10 stories13 reports
How to tame the dragon: India seeks homegrown brands to take on China
1 source · 2d
- The government has drawn up a plan to encourage homegrown players to build mobile brands
- A push for domestic mobile brands could benefit Indian electronics manufacturers
- ●India probes alleged dumping of seven products from China1 source · 4d
- ●Chinese phone covers face anti-dumping duty1 source · 2d
- ▲DGTR recommends anti-dumping duty on tuberculosis drug ingredient imports from China, Thailand1 source · 2d
- ●Chinese mobile covers likely to cost more as govt imposes anti-dumping duty1 source · 3d
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