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Import duty hike to decrease India's gold demand by 50-60 tonnes in 2026India's gold demand faces a significant drop this year. The World Gold Council predicts a contraction of 50 to 60 tonnes. This decline foll...- Hotel stocks outlook: Rising room rates and demand-supply gap to boost Indian Hotels, Lemon Tree, ChaletHotels shake off a seasonal lull as rising room rates and demand tailwinds lift the sector outlook.
- Cyclone Senyar: Check path, timeline and landfall of cyclone. IMD warns of heavy rainfall in these states. Check listChennai Senyar Cyclone Landfall time: A low-pressure area is strengthening over the Bay of Bengal and is expected to become cyclonic storm ...
- When mountains trap storms: The deadly mechanics of cloudbursts which have killed over 700 in PakistanPakistan is reeling from one of the deadliest monsoon seasons in recent memory, with more than 700 people killed since June. Flash floods t...
- Texas flood horror: Trump planning to re-hire fired meteorologists after devastating tragedy kills 82?Texas floods: US President Donald Trump was asked about federal firings in light of the deadly floods in Texas. The President was asked if ...
- How early, bountiful rains can change a lot of things for India in several significant waysIndia is likely to get above-average monsoon rains in 2025, the IMD said. The monsoon arrived early in Kerala. This is eight days ahead of ...
- J&K: Groom walks to his wedding following the closure of Jammu-Srinagar National Highway; Watch videoAmidst torrential rains and landslides in Jammu and Kashmir, a groom, Mashkoor, and his wedding procession were forced to walk 7 km to his ...
- Delhi's business suffers Rs 2,500-crore blow amid pollution, GRAP-4 restrictions: CTIAir pollution in Delhi-NCR has caused a significant business loss of Rs 2,500 crore over the past month. The ban on commercial vehicles and...
- Asian Paints Q2 Preview: Weak demand to drag revenue, profit lowerRevenue from operations in the second quarter is expected to decline slightly by 0.2% year-on-year, based on an average of four brokerage e...
- Car sales in India: Slow start in FY25 but festive season boost expectedCar sales grew modestly by 0.5% in the first half of FY25, with expectations for increased demand during the festive and wedding season. Tw...
- Value retail, jewellery and luggage to outperform footwear and QSR in July-September quarterRetail sector performance for the July-September quarter is expected to be varied. Value retail, jewellery, and luggage may perform well. F...
- Price rise takes sheen off gold, Q1 demand dips 15%In the April-June quarter, India's demand for gold dropped by up to 15% compared to the previous year, largely due to soaring prices deterr...
- Budget 2024: The budget may be interim but retailers have a red alertThe interim budget for FY25, which will be presented on February 1 after the Lok Sabha elections, is likely to stay on the fiscal course-co...
- Delhi air quality remains in 'poor' categoryAs per the official data, in the Alipur area and Ashok Vihar, the air quality was recorded as 'poor' with AQI readings of 260 and 288, resp...
- 'Request people in Delhi and NCR to be alert': Environment Minister Gopal Rai after slight improvement in AQIDelhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai said, "A few days back, Delhi's AQI had reached the 'Severe' category. Yesterday, the city received li...
- Defence or FMCG – which is a better buy? Anshul Saigal analyses“The defence opportunity has arrived and we are only at the beginning of this big journey. In the case of FMCG, because these are so expens...
- Tomato prices will continue to rise for next 45-50 days, says CRISIL ResearchExcess rains in key supplier states like Karnataka, Andhra and Maharashtra have damaged the crops and thereby reduced the supply.
- India's Q2 gold demand falls 25%, says WGCGold demand in the second half of 2015 could rise by more than a quarter from a year before as lower prices encourage buying during the pea...
- Rains put farmers at agents' mercyUnseasonal rains and hailstorms in April have washed out farmer's plans by delaying wheat, mustard and chana harvest across northwestern pl...
- India frets over stalled monsoonNo one is saying the words "bad monsoon" yet, but the slow advance of India's crucial rainy season is being followed anxiously after a dry ...
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