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The RBI reportedly rejected Tata Sons’ request for exemption from rules requiring upper-layer NBFCs to list publicly. The decision could intensify pressure on the Tata Group holding company to launch an IPO, despite its efforts to remain private.

PwC India and PwC US plan to create a 40,000-employee consulting joint venture that would be worth about $2 billion at launch. PwC India will control operations despite holding 49.9%, bringing its consulting business together with PwC US’s India-based acceleration centres to target global, domestic and GCC clients.

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Modi emphasizes collective action among BRICS nations to address technological misuse and resource competition, advocating for sustainable growth strategies to support the Global South.

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Delhi's public bus network is set for a significant technology upgrade. An AI-enabled Bus Management System will track over six thousand buses in real time. This system aims to improve services for nearly forty lakh daily passengers. It will monitor bus movement, speed, and operational performance closely. The upgrade will also enhance passenger information and electric bus operations.

Eight NSE midcap stocks reported year-on-year EBITDA growth of more than 80% in the June 2026 quarter. Lloyds Metals & Energy led the list with a 245% surge, followed by Rail Vikas Nigam at 232%.

ITC's Aashirvaad brand expects consumer spending to double to twenty thousand crore rupees. This growth will occur over the next five years as the brand expands. The company is strengthening its core atta business and entering new food categories. These adjacencies include ready-to-cook foods and frozen snacks for wider appeal. Aashirvaad aims to address consumer needs through innovation and differentiation.

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