IPOs Next Week: 12 Companies To Raise Rs 15,800 Crore
Primary market gears up for an active week starting June 23 with 12 IPOs worth Rs 15,800 crore, including Kalpataru Projects and HDB Financial Services. Source
Read MorePrimary market gears up for an active week starting June 23 with 12 IPOs worth Rs 15,800 crore, including Kalpataru Projects and HDB Financial Services. Source
Read MoreRupee strengthens against U.S. dollar due to foreign capital inflows, but faces resistance from mixed market sentiment. Source
Read MoreIndia Business News: India’s GDP has surged globally, yet per capita income lags, prompting a call for inclusive growth. A Llama Research report emphasizes shifting focus Source
Read MoreThe United States on Thursday directed all its consulate personnel and citizens in Pakistan’s Lahore to either evacuate safely or take shelter in secure locations. Source
Read MoreThe MEA said medical visas issued to Pakistani nationals will be valid only till April 29. The MEA added all Pakistani nationals currently in India must leave the country before the expiry of visas. Source
Read MoreAxis Bank will raise ATM transaction fees from ₹21 to ₹23 for savings and trust accounts starting July 2025. The change applies to transactions beyond free monthly limits at all ATMs. Source
Read MoreIndian archers Deepika Kumari and Parth Salunkhe reach World Cup Stage 2 semifinals. Compound mixed team to compete for bronze. Click to read more. Source
Read More‘All BJP members in Lok Sabha are hereby informed that guillotining of various demands for Grants 2025-26 will be taken up for passing in the House on Friday,’ BJP said in a statement. What is the guillotine process? Read on. Source
Read MoreIndian-led Mati Carbon uses an Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) model, which captures carbon dioxide (CO2) while boosting crop yields for smallholder farmers Source
Read MoreShare Market Crash Today: The domestic currency surpassed 85 level for the first time to end at 85.07 against the US currency, down 12 paise, or 0.14 per cent, against the previous close of 84.95. The rupee fell to an intraday low of 85.08 on Thursday. Source
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