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Haryana’s Global City project moves into focus with proposed 620 metre Gurugram tower
Find out how Gurugram Global City’s proposed tallest tower could reshape NCR real estate, infrastructure planning and investor interest.
Ganesh Green Bharat stock watch: Can the 1,000 MWh NTPC storage order change investor sentiment?
Find out how Ganesh Green Bharat’s NTPC Renewable Energy BESS order could reshape its growth story and India’s grid storage market.
SIS Limited (NSE: SIS) buys minority stake in Updater Services as business services sector consolidation stays in focus
SIS Limited bought 4.20 percent of Updater Services for ₹51.39 crore. Find out what this means for #SIS and India’s services sector.
BHEL bags Meja thermal order, but can the PSU convert its order book into margins?
Find out how BHEL’s ₹21,000 crore Meja power order could reshape its order book, stock sentiment and India’s thermal power strategy.
India protests Gilgit-Baltistan elections as Pakistan move reignites Kashmir sovereignty dispute
Gilgit-Baltistan is not just an election issue. India sees Pakistan’s vote plan as a direct challenge to sovereignty and Kashmir claims.
Ola Electric raises Rs 780cr through QIP as #OLAELEC tests battery cell localisation strategy
Ola Electric raised ₹780 crore via QIP as #OLAELEC rebounds. The real test is whether funding can fix margins and EV execution.
ACME Solar QIP puts #ACMESOLAR in focus as Rs 2,800cr raise strengthens renewable growth funding
ACME Solar raised ₹2,800 crore through QIP as #ACMESOLAR trades near highs. Find out how the fundraise changes its growth test.
IDFC First Bank got forensic clarity, but can #IDFCFIRSTB rebuild investor trust?
IDFC First Bank’s forensic audit says the fraud was isolated. Find out what #IDFCFIRSTB investors should watch next.
GE Vernova’s Gujarat turbine order tests whether India can scale wind beyond solar dominance
India’s solar boom needs balance. GE Vernova’s Gujarat wind order tests whether onshore turbines can regain strategic relevance.
Why Supreme Court’s overqualification ruling matters for government job aspirants
Higher degrees can now hurt eligibility. Supreme Court says recruitment fairness depends on the post, not just academic superiority.