🚨Bharti Airtel has overtaken TCS to become India’s third-largest listed company by market cap.

Waaree reports earnings. Renewable’s profit jumps 207% YoY, revenue up over 150%. Where QoQ Revenue and Net Profit stand👇

🔋 Sterlite Tech is partnering with Hygenco to set up Maharashtra’s first green hydrogen and oxygen plant for optical fibre production. Stock was up nearly 3%. States are really stepping up on green hydrogen 👇

"There’s another asset class that works almost exactly like equity derivatives.”. That’s how Jay Prakash Gupta Co-Founder at Raise Financial Services, introduces the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), a market most retail investors have heard of, but rarely understood. In this new

🛡️ MIDHANI just bagged a ₹6,000 crore order from Hindustan Aeronautics to supply advanced superalloys for jet engines and fighter jets. This comes as a big boost for India’s defence manufacturing, and a step away from import dependence.

India is going all out on building metros, with a record ₹24.6 thousand crore earmarked in FY25, the country is doubling down on urban transit. The goal: decongest cities, connect distant suburbs, and make commutes faster and greener. This isn’t just infrastructure, it’s a

Tax Deducted at Source, or TDS, is a pay-as-you-earn system where tax is deducted before the money even reaches your account. It’s designed to ensure that taxes are collected at the very point of income generation. Whether it’s your salary, bank interest, or even rent. But

🛵Ola Electric just posted its earnings. After a rocky FY25, the company is showing early signs of stabilisation, Gen3 scooters now make up most deliveries, software revenue is picking up, and costs are under better control. Worth noting: MoveOS+ adoption jumped from 2% to 50%.

Ola Electric Mobility Q1FY26 Earnings:. - Revenue: ₹828 Cr (-50% YoY).- Net Loss: ₹261 Cr. (Net Loss widened by 23% YoY).- Vehicles Sold: 68,192 (-46% YoY). Ola shares rally ~15% on the forecast of turning cash flow positive in the coming quarters.

India’s IPO boom reveals a clear trend: over the past decade, a large share of proceeds has come from investor exits rather than fresh capital. In 2024, companies raised $2.5B in new funds, while $7.7B came via offer-for-sale deals. The first half of 2025 continues the same

🚨 Jane Street deposits ₹4,843.5 crore in escrow to comply with SEBI’s order, clearing the way to resume trading in India.

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India has become addicted to 10-minute deliveries, with spending on quick-commerce reaching ₹64,000 crore in FY25 and projected to triple by FY28. Platform fees alone surged from ₹450 crore in FY22 to ₹10,000+ crore. With ads, subscriptions & private labels, fuelling profits.