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HFCL, Sterlite Tech shares jump 5%: What’s driving up to 705% multibagger run?HFCL and Sterlite Technologies hit their upper circuits on Tuesday, extending their sharp 2026 rallies on strong business updates. HFCL has...- GE Vernova shares surge 8% as firm declared lowest bidder for Power Grid project; Nomura raises target priceGE Vernova T&D India shares rose after the company emerged as the lowest bidder for a 6,000 MW HVDC project from Power Grid. Nomura raised ...
- Can Kanohar Electricals IPO deliver long-term growth for high-risk investors?Kanohar Electricals plans a ₹300 crore IPO to boost transformer manufacturing capacity. The company's promoter stake will significantly dec...
- Life insurers' new business premium up 33% in AugustLife insurers displayed impressive growth in new business premiums for August, with an overall year-on-year increase of thirty-three percen...
- Ultravolt launch sparks sell-off in wire stocks; high-voltage players insulatedThe wire and cable industry faced stock declines amidst rumors of Ultravolt’s impending market entry. The Aditya Birla Group's initiative a...
- Siemens Energy India advances cleaner high-voltage grid infrastructure with its Blue portfolioSiemens Energy India has commissioned its first 145 kV sulfur hexafluoride-free circuit breaker in Goa, introducing its Blue high-voltage t...
- Wires on fire: Why UltraTech’s Rs 1,800 crore Ultravolt bet wiped out Rs 21,500 crore in 2 daysUltraTech’s entry into wires and cables triggered a sharp selloff in listed peers as investors assess the impact of intensified competition...
- PDA dig, 4Cs focus: Tawde begins mission UPVinod Tawde begins his Uttar Pradesh assignment with a focus on the 2027 Assembly elections. He directly challenged Akhilesh Yadav's PDA so...
- In 1820, a French physicist invented an astatic needle which canceled out the Earth's magnetic field, enabling the creation of the sensitive GalvanometerIn 1820, a French physicist invented an astatic needle which canceled out the Earth's magnetic field, enabling the creation of the sensitiv...
- US federal appeals court upholds ban on Trump's bid to use citizenship data for voter checksA federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration's attempt to use an immigration database. The court upheld a lower ruling that bl...
- In 1996, Columbia reeled out a satellite on a 19.7-km conducting tether; the line snapped after nearly 5 hours of data, but the system reached about 3,700 voltsThe Space Shuttle Columbia embarked on an innovative mission, aiming to generate electricity through a tethered satellite system employing ...
- Bengaluru startup takes the first step to fusionThe two-and-a-half-year-old deeptech energy startup started building Pragya as a testbed reactor in June 2025 after developing software to ...
- For over a 100 years, diamonds were considered incapable of producing electricity — one new experiment in Hong Kong has changed thatScientists have discovered ultrathin diamond membranes can generate electricity. This occurs when these flexible diamond films are mechanic...
- Science says sharks can hunt in total darkness using electricity: The biology behind their sixth senseA shark does not always need to see a fish to detect that a living creature is nearby. In murky water, beneath the sand or during the final...
- TBZ shares zoom 20%, hit upper circuit after GRT Jewellers open offerTBZ shares surged 20% to hit the upper circuit after GRT Jewellers announced an open offer as part of a deal to acquire control of the jewe...
- Modi govt giving people high-voltage inflation shock, misleading via statistical jugglery: CongressCongress party has strongly criticised the Modi government, alleging that rising prices are putting pressure on ordinary citizens while acc...
- In 1974, Skylab 4 astronauts returned after 84 days in orbit; flipped circuit breakers cut pitch-and-yaw control before Carr used backup mode for reentryThe Skylab 4 mission set a new record with astronauts spending 84 days in space, where they conducted crucial scientific experiments while ...
- In 1969, lightning struck Apollo 12 seconds after launch; John Aaron’s “SCE to AUX” call restored telemetry and helped save the Moon missionApollo 12 astronauts encountered a significant crisis when lightning struck their rocket, not once but twice. A neglected protocol related ...
- Garage door won’t open in the morning? 7 things to check before calling a repair serviceA stuck garage door can disrupt morning routines and requires simple checks. Investigate the remote, wall switch, and power supply for imme...
- Flickering lights at home? Here’s what that blinking bulb could be trying to tell youLights that flicker might indicate underlying electrical issues, yet they don't all necessitate urgent professional help. Often, a quick fi...
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