India’s current account deficit (CAD) widened to $7.4 billion in September 2026 from $5.2 billion in the corresponding month last year, mainly due to a sharp rise in primary income outflows and a slight dip in remittances, according to data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday.
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India’s current account deficit widens to $7.4 billion in September: RBI
India’s current account deficit (CAD) widened to $7.4 billion in September 2026 from $5.2 billion a year earlier, driven by surging primary income outflows and lower remittances.
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India’s defence drone market is moving beyond surveillance and reconnaissance. The armed forces are looking to expand their capabilities in tactical strike, long-range surveillance and kamikaze drones. An estimated ₹20,000 crore procurement opportunity is emerging for military drones used in border surveillance, intelligence gathering and precision strikes.
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Rs 20,000 cr military drone opportunity: 2 defence stocks betting on India’s next military upgrade
India's ₹20,000 crore drone opportunity is drawing domestic manufacturers into surveillance, tactical strikes and counter-drone systems. But can order inflows and earnings growth justify their premium valuations?
Investors were keenly awaiting Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles September 2026 quarterly results, in a bid to understand the turnaround in its operations.
At the Tata group company’s key UK operations of Jaguar and Land Rover (JLR) which account for nearly 78% of its consolidated revenues, the company had faced several operational headwinds in the first quarter of FY27 – a fire at a major component supplier at the start of the quarter, disruptions related to the Middle East crisis and the planned wind down of outgoing Jaguar models ahead of the launch of Jaguar Type 01.
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At the Tata group company’s key UK operations of Jaguar and Land Rover (JLR) which account for nearly 78% of its consolidated revenues, the company had faced several operational headwinds in the first quarter of FY27 – a fire at a major component supplier at the start of the quarter, disruptions related to the Middle East crisis and the planned wind down of outgoing Jaguar models ahead of the launch of Jaguar Type 01.
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Maruti vs M&M vs Hyundai vs Tata Motors PV: Which stock offers growth at a better price?
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles showed a broad recovery in the second quarter of FY27 from operational problems it faced at its key UK operations in earlier quarters. It has also launched new models in the UK, which will drive growth, going forward. Other…
India’s nuclear expansion is creating an engineering opportunity that extends well beyond reactor manufacturing. The government aims to increase installed nuclear power capacity from 8.78 GW in 2026 to 100 GW by 2047. India currently operates 24 nuclear power reactors, excluding the 100 MW Rajasthan Atomic Power Station Unit 1. Every additional reactor also increases the need for specialised radioactive waste infrastructure.
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More nuclear power means more waste: 2 engineering stocks that could profit
India's nuclear expansion could create demand for 15,000 cubic metres of annual waste-handling capacity. Discover which engineering capabilities could benefit and the financial risks involved.
e government has lowered the entry barrier for textile manufacturers seeking production-linked incentives, potentially encouraging fresh investments in man-made fibre (MMF) apparel, fabrics and technical textiles.
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6 PLI-approved textile stocks to watch as India eases incentive rules
The government reduces entry barriers for textile manufacturers in the PLI scheme, boosting investments in MMF apparel, fabrics, and technical textiles with lower turnover requirements and extended incentive periods.
In the space of about a week, a young man in Madras lost both his elder brothers to the same wasting illness. He had survived what had killed his brothers, but their deaths would stay with him. Somewhere in that grief, a purpose began to take shape. Yellapragada SubbaRow would spend the rest of his life searching for ways to fight the diseases that had taken so much from him and from countless other families.
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Two of his brothers died in a week. He turned personal loss into lifesaving discoveries
Discover how Yellapragada SubbaRow turned family tragedy into breakthroughs in folic acid, antibiotics and cancer drugs—and why his name faded.
Some men are born loud. Mahesh Bhupathi was not one of them.
His father, CG Krishna Bhupathi, a former top-6 national player from the era of Ramanathan Krishnan, once said of his son: “It’s impossible to get him to speak three words in three minutes.”
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His father, CG Krishna Bhupathi, a former top-6 national player from the era of Ramanathan Krishnan, once said of his son: “It’s impossible to get him to speak three words in three minutes.”
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12 Grand Slams, ₹100 cr in annual billings: The quiet Indian tennis star called a ‘shark’
His father said he couldn’t get 3 words out of him, and his family had to coax him to smile for cameras. Yet Mahesh Bhupathi won 12 Grand Slams, built India’s pioneering sports agency while still on tour, and was called a shark in business. Here’s how the…
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Gold and silver have a way of slipping out of the spotlight. They can stay dormant for several years, and then, almost overnight, they become the talk of the town.
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Gold or Silver? The one big reason why I prefer one over the other
Gold prices have corrected sharply from record highs, but central-bank buying and its role as a store of value continue to support its long-term investment case.
When I read Aarav Sharma’s investment journey, one thing stood out. He did not build a Rs 1 crore portfolio by making perfect investment decisions from the beginning. In fact, he admits that some of his early mutual fund choices were poorly planned and that he often picked schemes based on past returns or recommendations from others.
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Bad mutual fund picks, Rs 1 crore wealth: 7 lessons from this 29-year-old investor
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12 Grand Slams, ₹100 cr in annual billings: The quiet Indian tennis star called a ‘shark’
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12 Grand Slams, ₹100 cr in annual billings: The quiet Indian tennis star called a ‘shark’
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Gold or Silver? The one big reason why I prefer one over the other
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4 Debt Mutual Fund Categories to Explore When Interest Rates Are Rising
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The Indian debt market is navigating a challenging and increasingly uncertain interest rate environment, with inflationary pressures, geopolitical tensions, volatile crude oil prices and changing global monetary policy expectations influencing the trajectory of bond yields.
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4 Debt Mutual Fund Categories to Explore When Interest Rates Are Rising
Rising interest rates can affect debt fund returns and portfolio performance. Here are four types of debt mutual funds investors can consider to navigate a rising interest rate environment.
Tata Trusts Chairman Noel Tata on Saturday warned that a public listing of Tata Sons could change the group’s traditional business philosophy, with a broader shareholder base eventually placing profits ahead of philanthropy.
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‘Do not question direction, sometimes question delivery’: Noel Tata on Tata Group governance
While Tata Trusts has opposed a public listing, the Shapoorji Pallonji Group, its second-largest shareholder with an 18.37 per cent stake, has backed a stock market float to unlock value from its investment.
I earn Rs 70,000 a month, have no savings or investments and want to buy a house in Noida on my own by 2029. ChatGPT’s plan calculates how much I could save by then, and why I may have to wait longer for my dream home.
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By most measures, Rohit Saran has done everything right. He has been working for 24 years. His mutual funds are worth about Rs 2.6 crore. His house in Chandigarh is paid off. He owes nobody anything.
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Rs 32 lakh salary, Rs 5 crore wealth: Why AI-led job loss worries this 46-year-old IT worker
Rohit Saran, 46, has about Rs 3.7 crore in financial assets, a house with no loan on it, and one persistent fear: that AI will take his IT job before he is ready. We tested that fear against his own numbers.
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2 newly listed engineering stocks in solar and wind. One has a Rs 6,500 cr order book
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2 picks-and-shovels stocks for India’s premium liquor push. One’s profit jumped 114.9%
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India’s premium liquor industry is booming. And its valuations reflect that. This potentially leaves little for retail shareholders looking for investment opportunities in this space. However, there may be an alternate way to ride this opportunity. A picks and shovels play – the glass packaging industry.
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2 picks-and-shovels stocks for India’s premium liquor push. One’s profit jumped 114.9%
India's glass packaging market could reach US$4.86 billion by 2030. But which manufacturers can convert premiumisation, capacity expansion and technology into stronger earnings?