Sunday, November 23, 2025 News Archive

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India’s Private Sector Growth Eases to Six-Month Low in November

India’s private sector activity slowed in November to its weakest in six months, with the composite PMI dipping to 59.9 from 60.4 in October. The manufacturing PMI plunged to a nine-month low of 57.4, weighed down by softer new business orders and global competition, while services activity rose to 59.5.

Export demand slipped to its weakest pace since March, cutting into job-creation prospects. With consumer inflation hitting a record low of 0.25 %, expectations are growing for an imminent policy rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India to support growth momentum.

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India’s Private Sector Growth Eases to Six-Month Low in November

India’s private sector activity slowed in November to its weakest in six months, with the composite PMI dipping to 59.9 from 60.4 in October. The manufacturing PMI plunged to a nine-month low of 57.4, weighed down by softer new business orders and global competition, while services activity rose to 59.5.

Export demand slipped to its weakest pace since March, cutting into job-creation prospects. With consumer inflation hitting a record low of 0.25 %, expectations are growing for an imminent policy rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India to support growth momentum.

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india
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India’s Private Sector Growth Eases to Six-Month Low in November

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India’s November PMI slipped, manufacturing slowed and exports weakened even as inflation fell sharply.

India’s private sector activity slowed in November to its weakest in six months, with the composite PMI dipping to 59.9 from 60.4 in October. The manufacturing PMI plunged to a nine-month low of 57.4, weighed down by softer new business orders and global competition, while services activity rose to 59.5.

Export demand slipped to its weakest pace since March, cutting into job-creation prospects. With consumer inflation hitting a record low of 0.25 %, expectations are growing for an imminent policy rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India to support growth momentum.

India’s private sector activity slowed in November to its weakest in six months, with the composite PMI dipping to 59.9 from 60.4 in October. The manufacturing PMI plunged to a nine-month low of 57.4, weighed down by softer new business orders and global competition, while services activity rose to 59.5.

Export demand slipped to its weakest pace since March, cutting into job-creation prospects. With consumer inflation hitting a record low of 0.25 %, expectations are growing for an imminent policy rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India to support growth momentum.

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india
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manufacturing
services

economy
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services

Source: Reuters

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Nov 23, 2025 • 00:32 IST

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US IPO Market Slows as SEC Backlog and Tech Slump Bite

The US initial public offering market has cooled sharply as regulatory delays at the Securities and Exchange Commission and a tech-sector pull-back weigh on new listings. Firms that launched recently are seeing muted gains, and many listings originally slated for late-2025 are now being deferred into 2026 due to holiday season inertia and elevated valuation concerns.

According to market participants, hundreds of registration statements remain unresolved, eroding investor sentiment and spotlighting the timing risk for companies hoping to tap public markets this year.

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us
markets
regulation
tech

Economic Times• By Harsh Ranjan

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US IPO Market Slows as SEC Backlog and Tech Slump Bite

The US initial public offering market has cooled sharply as regulatory delays at the Securities and Exchange Commission and a tech-sector pull-back weigh on new listings. Firms that launched recently are seeing muted gains, and many listings originally slated for late-2025 are now being deferred into 2026 due to holiday season inertia and elevated valuation concerns.

According to market participants, hundreds of registration statements remain unresolved, eroding investor sentiment and spotlighting the timing risk for companies hoping to tap public markets this year.

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us
markets
regulation
tech

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US IPO Market Slows as SEC Backlog and Tech Slump Bite

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US IPO activity has stalled, with regulatory backlog and tech weakness delaying listings and dampening investor sentiment.

The US initial public offering market has cooled sharply as regulatory delays at the Securities and Exchange Commission and a tech-sector pull-back weigh on new listings. Firms that launched recently are seeing muted gains, and many listings originally slated for late-2025 are now being deferred into 2026 due to holiday season inertia and elevated valuation concerns.

According to market participants, hundreds of registration statements remain unresolved, eroding investor sentiment and spotlighting the timing risk for companies hoping to tap public markets this year.

The US initial public offering market has cooled sharply as regulatory delays at the Securities and Exchange Commission and a tech-sector pull-back weigh on new listings. Firms that launched recently are seeing muted gains, and many listings originally slated for late-2025 are now being deferred into 2026 due to holiday season inertia and elevated valuation concerns.

According to market participants, hundreds of registration statements remain unresolved, eroding investor sentiment and spotlighting the timing risk for companies hoping to tap public markets this year.

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us
markets
regulation
tech

ipo
us
markets
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Source: Economic Times

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:40 IST

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Wall Street Ends Volatile Week on Slight Up-Note After Tech Turbulence

U.S. equity markets closed the week higher as the S&P 500 rose ~1 % and the Nasdaq Composite gained ~0.9%. The rebound followed sharp earlier swings, largely tied to dramatic moves in AI-linked stocks and rising concerns over interest-rate outlook.

Traders remain cautious as the momentum is fragile, and attention shifts toward next week’s economic releases and policy signals.

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Economic Times• By Harsh Ranjan

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Wall Street Ends Volatile Week on Slight Up-Note After Tech Turbulence

U.S. equity markets closed the week higher as the S&P 500 rose ~1 % and the Nasdaq Composite gained ~0.9%. The rebound followed sharp earlier swings, largely tied to dramatic moves in AI-linked stocks and rising concerns over interest-rate outlook.

Traders remain cautious as the momentum is fragile, and attention shifts toward next week’s economic releases and policy signals.

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us
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Wall Street Ends Volatile Week on Slight Up-Note After Tech Turbulence

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U.S. stocks ended the week with a modest rally, recovering from major swings in AI tech and interest-rate risk.

U.S. equity markets closed the week higher as the S&P 500 rose ~1 % and the Nasdaq Composite gained ~0.9%. The rebound followed sharp earlier swings, largely tied to dramatic moves in AI-linked stocks and rising concerns over interest-rate outlook.

Traders remain cautious as the momentum is fragile, and attention shifts toward next week’s economic releases and policy signals.

U.S. equity markets closed the week higher as the S&P 500 rose ~1 % and the Nasdaq Composite gained ~0.9%. The rebound followed sharp earlier swings, largely tied to dramatic moves in AI-linked stocks and rising concerns over interest-rate outlook.

Traders remain cautious as the momentum is fragile, and attention shifts toward next week’s economic releases and policy signals.

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us
tech
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stocks
us
tech
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Source: Economic Times

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:35 IST

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India’s Trade Leverage Grows Amid Tariff Pressure from US

India’s domestic economy has proven resilient despite steep U.S. tariffs on exports, giving New Delhi greater room to negotiate a trade deal with Washington.

Exports to the U.S. dropped 8.6% in October, narrower than September’s 12% decline, helping ease pressure on Indian negotiators. Officials say India is in no rush to sign, preferring favorable terms over a rushed pact.

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trade
india
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India’s Trade Leverage Grows Amid Tariff Pressure from US

India’s domestic economy has proven resilient despite steep U.S. tariffs on exports, giving New Delhi greater room to negotiate a trade deal with Washington.

Exports to the U.S. dropped 8.6% in October, narrower than September’s 12% decline, helping ease pressure on Indian negotiators. Officials say India is in no rush to sign, preferring favorable terms over a rushed pact.

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India’s Trade Leverage Grows Amid Tariff Pressure from US

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India’s strong domestic economy cushions exporters, strengthening its hand in U.S. trade talks despite big tariffs.

India’s domestic economy has proven resilient despite steep U.S. tariffs on exports, giving New Delhi greater room to negotiate a trade deal with Washington.

Exports to the U.S. dropped 8.6% in October, narrower than September’s 12% decline, helping ease pressure on Indian negotiators. Officials say India is in no rush to sign, preferring favorable terms over a rushed pact.

India’s domestic economy has proven resilient despite steep U.S. tariffs on exports, giving New Delhi greater room to negotiate a trade deal with Washington.

Exports to the U.S. dropped 8.6% in October, narrower than September’s 12% decline, helping ease pressure on Indian negotiators. Officials say India is in no rush to sign, preferring favorable terms over a rushed pact.

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economy
global
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economy
global
trade
india
tariffs

Source: Reuters

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:32 IST

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SEBI Proposes More Flexible IPO Lock-In Rules

SEBI has proposed relaxing pre-IPO lock-in norms to simplify the listing process. Under the plan, existing shareholders will still face lock-in, but the regulator wants it to be automatically enforced even if pledged shares are released or invoked.

In addition, SEBI aims to replace the “abridged prospectus” with a streamlined summary of key disclosures — making IPOs more transparent and investor-friendly.

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sebi
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Economic Times• By Harsh Ranjan

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SEBI Proposes More Flexible IPO Lock-In Rules

SEBI has proposed relaxing pre-IPO lock-in norms to simplify the listing process. Under the plan, existing shareholders will still face lock-in, but the regulator wants it to be automatically enforced even if pledged shares are released or invoked.

In addition, SEBI aims to replace the “abridged prospectus” with a streamlined summary of key disclosures — making IPOs more transparent and investor-friendly.

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sebi
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SEBI Proposes More Flexible IPO Lock-In Rules

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SEBI wants to ease IPO lock-in rules and simplify offer-document disclosures for better efficiency and clarity.

SEBI has proposed relaxing pre-IPO lock-in norms to simplify the listing process. Under the plan, existing shareholders will still face lock-in, but the regulator wants it to be automatically enforced even if pledged shares are released or invoked.

In addition, SEBI aims to replace the “abridged prospectus” with a streamlined summary of key disclosures — making IPOs more transparent and investor-friendly.

SEBI has proposed relaxing pre-IPO lock-in norms to simplify the listing process. Under the plan, existing shareholders will still face lock-in, but the regulator wants it to be automatically enforced even if pledged shares are released or invoked.

In addition, SEBI aims to replace the “abridged prospectus” with a streamlined summary of key disclosures — making IPOs more transparent and investor-friendly.

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ipo
regulation
sebi
capital_markets

ipo
regulation
sebi
capital_markets

Source: Economic Times

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:28 IST

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Rupee Slides Past 89 As Dollar Demand Surges

The Indian rupee weakened sharply, breaching ₹ 89 per U.S. dollar for the first time, and closed at around ₹ 89.49. Market participants say the slide is being driven by strong dollar demand, a lack of central bank support, and global risk-off sentiment.

Analysts warn that sustained depreciation could increase import costs, fuel inflation, and pressure India’s current account if the currency does not stabilise.

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Rupee Slides Past 89 As Dollar Demand Surges

The Indian rupee weakened sharply, breaching ₹ 89 per U.S. dollar for the first time, and closed at around ₹ 89.49. Market participants say the slide is being driven by strong dollar demand, a lack of central bank support, and global risk-off sentiment.

Analysts warn that sustained depreciation could increase import costs, fuel inflation, and pressure India’s current account if the currency does not stabilise.

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Rupee Slides Past 89 As Dollar Demand Surges

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Rupee falls past ₹ 89 as dollar demand intensifies amid weak intervene-ment and rising risks.

The Indian rupee weakened sharply, breaching ₹ 89 per U.S. dollar for the first time, and closed at around ₹ 89.49. Market participants say the slide is being driven by strong dollar demand, a lack of central bank support, and global risk-off sentiment.

Analysts warn that sustained depreciation could increase import costs, fuel inflation, and pressure India’s current account if the currency does not stabilise.

The Indian rupee weakened sharply, breaching ₹ 89 per U.S. dollar for the first time, and closed at around ₹ 89.49. Market participants say the slide is being driven by strong dollar demand, a lack of central bank support, and global risk-off sentiment.

Analysts warn that sustained depreciation could increase import costs, fuel inflation, and pressure India’s current account if the currency does not stabilise.

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currency

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:27 IST

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Unified Securities Markets Code Bill Set for Winter Session

The government has officially listed the Securities Markets Code Bill, 2025 for the upcoming Winter Session of Parliament. The proposed legislation consolidates several regulatory laws-SEBI Act, Depositories Act, and Securities Contracts Regulation Act-into one unified framework.

This reform aims to reduce regulatory overlap, cut compliance costs, and make India’s capital markets more efficient and investor-friendly.

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regulation
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Economic Times• By Harsh Ranjan

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Unified Securities Markets Code Bill Set for Winter Session

The government has officially listed the Securities Markets Code Bill, 2025 for the upcoming Winter Session of Parliament. The proposed legislation consolidates several regulatory laws-SEBI Act, Depositories Act, and Securities Contracts Regulation Act-into one unified framework.

This reform aims to reduce regulatory overlap, cut compliance costs, and make India’s capital markets more efficient and investor-friendly.

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regulation
capital_markets
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Economic Times• By Harsh Ranjan

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Unified Securities Markets Code Bill Set for Winter Session

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A unified markets code bill will merge key regulatory laws to simplify and modernise capital-markets oversight.

The government has officially listed the Securities Markets Code Bill, 2025 for the upcoming Winter Session of Parliament. The proposed legislation consolidates several regulatory laws-SEBI Act, Depositories Act, and Securities Contracts Regulation Act-into one unified framework.

This reform aims to reduce regulatory overlap, cut compliance costs, and make India’s capital markets more efficient and investor-friendly.

The government has officially listed the Securities Markets Code Bill, 2025 for the upcoming Winter Session of Parliament. The proposed legislation consolidates several regulatory laws-SEBI Act, Depositories Act, and Securities Contracts Regulation Act-into one unified framework.

This reform aims to reduce regulatory overlap, cut compliance costs, and make India’s capital markets more efficient and investor-friendly.

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markets
economy
regulation
capital_markets
india

markets
economy
regulation
capital_markets
india

Source: Economic Times

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:23 IST

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Bitcoin Plunges Under 82000 As Crypto Market Faces Risk Off

Bitcoin has tumbled to around US$81,668, its lowest in months, amid a broad sell-off in the crypto market. The drop is being driven by a retreat from speculative and high-beta assets, as investors grow wary of stretched technology valuations and reduced expectations of imminent rate cuts.

Crypto markets have shed over US$1.2 trillion in value in recent weeks. Analysts warn that if key support breaks, further downside could follow amid weakening investor sentiment.

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risk_off
valuation
digital_assets

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Bitcoin Plunges Under 82000 As Crypto Market Faces Risk Off

Bitcoin has tumbled to around US$81,668, its lowest in months, amid a broad sell-off in the crypto market. The drop is being driven by a retreat from speculative and high-beta assets, as investors grow wary of stretched technology valuations and reduced expectations of imminent rate cuts.

Crypto markets have shed over US$1.2 trillion in value in recent weeks. Analysts warn that if key support breaks, further downside could follow amid weakening investor sentiment.

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Bitcoin Plunges Under 82000 As Crypto Market Faces Risk Off

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Bitcoin crashes toward US$81,600 as crypto markets reel from risk-off and falling tech bets.

Bitcoin has tumbled to around US$81,668, its lowest in months, amid a broad sell-off in the crypto market. The drop is being driven by a retreat from speculative and high-beta assets, as investors grow wary of stretched technology valuations and reduced expectations of imminent rate cuts.

Crypto markets have shed over US$1.2 trillion in value in recent weeks. Analysts warn that if key support breaks, further downside could follow amid weakening investor sentiment.

Bitcoin has tumbled to around US$81,668, its lowest in months, amid a broad sell-off in the crypto market. The drop is being driven by a retreat from speculative and high-beta assets, as investors grow wary of stretched technology valuations and reduced expectations of imminent rate cuts.

Crypto markets have shed over US$1.2 trillion in value in recent weeks. Analysts warn that if key support breaks, further downside could follow amid weakening investor sentiment.

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crypto
bitcoin
risk_off
valuation
digital_assets

crypto
bitcoin
risk_off
valuation
digital_assets

Source: Timesofindia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:22 IST

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2h ago

SEBI Proposes Simplified IPO Lock-in And Disclosure Rules

SEBI has floated reforms to make IPOs more transparent and efficient. Key proposals include automatic lock-in of pledged pre-IPO shares and a more concise offer-document summary for retail investors.

These changes aim to reduce complexity in compliance and ensure fairness, especially during listings involving large shareholders. The consultation period for the proposed changes is currently open, and investor feedback could shape the final version.

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ipo
regulation
markets
sebi
capital_markets

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2h ago

SEBI Proposes Simplified IPO Lock-in And Disclosure Rules

SEBI has floated reforms to make IPOs more transparent and efficient. Key proposals include automatic lock-in of pledged pre-IPO shares and a more concise offer-document summary for retail investors.

These changes aim to reduce complexity in compliance and ensure fairness, especially during listings involving large shareholders. The consultation period for the proposed changes is currently open, and investor feedback could shape the final version.

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markets
sebi
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SEBI Proposes Simplified IPO Lock-in And Disclosure Rules

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SEBI wants to simplify IPO rules by locking in pledged shares automatically and shortening offer-document summaries.

SEBI has floated reforms to make IPOs more transparent and efficient. Key proposals include automatic lock-in of pledged pre-IPO shares and a more concise offer-document summary for retail investors.

These changes aim to reduce complexity in compliance and ensure fairness, especially during listings involving large shareholders. The consultation period for the proposed changes is currently open, and investor feedback could shape the final version.

SEBI has floated reforms to make IPOs more transparent and efficient. Key proposals include automatic lock-in of pledged pre-IPO shares and a more concise offer-document summary for retail investors.

These changes aim to reduce complexity in compliance and ensure fairness, especially during listings involving large shareholders. The consultation period for the proposed changes is currently open, and investor feedback could shape the final version.

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ipo
regulation
markets
sebi
capital_markets

ipo
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markets
sebi
capital_markets

Source: Outlookmoney

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:21 IST

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Securities Markets Code Bill Coming to Parliament

The government has listed the Securities Markets Code Bill 2025 for the upcoming Winter Session, aiming to consolidate multiple market laws into one unified framework. The bill will merge SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act into a single code to simplify compliance for market participants.

Proponents say the reform will improve oversight and reduce regulatory friction, helping capital markets operate more efficiently and attract investor capital.

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economy
regulation
india
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Economic Times• By Harsh Ranjan

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Securities Markets Code Bill Coming to Parliament

The government has listed the Securities Markets Code Bill 2025 for the upcoming Winter Session, aiming to consolidate multiple market laws into one unified framework. The bill will merge SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act into a single code to simplify compliance for market participants.

Proponents say the reform will improve oversight and reduce regulatory friction, helping capital markets operate more efficiently and attract investor capital.

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regulation
india
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Economic Times• By Harsh Ranjan

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Securities Markets Code Bill Coming to Parliament

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A unified securities-markets code is being tabled to simplify regulation and reduce compliance burdens.

The government has listed the Securities Markets Code Bill 2025 for the upcoming Winter Session, aiming to consolidate multiple market laws into one unified framework. The bill will merge SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act into a single code to simplify compliance for market participants.

Proponents say the reform will improve oversight and reduce regulatory friction, helping capital markets operate more efficiently and attract investor capital.

The government has listed the Securities Markets Code Bill 2025 for the upcoming Winter Session, aiming to consolidate multiple market laws into one unified framework. The bill will merge SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act into a single code to simplify compliance for market participants.

Proponents say the reform will improve oversight and reduce regulatory friction, helping capital markets operate more efficiently and attract investor capital.

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markets
economy
regulation
india
capital_markets

markets
economy
regulation
india
capital_markets

Source: Economic Times

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:20 IST

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Dst Plans One Lakh Crore Rdi Fund For Deeptech Startups

India’s Department of Science and Technology (DST) is seeking to raise ₹1 lakh crore to establish an RDI (Research, Development & Innovation) fund focused on deep-tech startups.

The fund aims to support innovation in frontier sectors such as quantum computing, robotics, AI, drones and advanced communications. DST hopes that patient capital will attract more private VC backing to deeptech ventures and boost India’s R&D ecosystem.

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Dst Plans One Lakh Crore Rdi Fund For Deeptech Startups

India’s Department of Science and Technology (DST) is seeking to raise ₹1 lakh crore to establish an RDI (Research, Development & Innovation) fund focused on deep-tech startups.

The fund aims to support innovation in frontier sectors such as quantum computing, robotics, AI, drones and advanced communications. DST hopes that patient capital will attract more private VC backing to deeptech ventures and boost India’s R&D ecosystem.

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Dst Plans One Lakh Crore Rdi Fund For Deeptech Startups

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DST proposes a ₹1 lakh crore innovation fund for deep-tech startups in areas like AI, quantum and drones.

India’s Department of Science and Technology (DST) is seeking to raise ₹1 lakh crore to establish an RDI (Research, Development & Innovation) fund focused on deep-tech startups.

The fund aims to support innovation in frontier sectors such as quantum computing, robotics, AI, drones and advanced communications. DST hopes that patient capital will attract more private VC backing to deeptech ventures and boost India’s R&D ecosystem.

India’s Department of Science and Technology (DST) is seeking to raise ₹1 lakh crore to establish an RDI (Research, Development & Innovation) fund focused on deep-tech startups.

The fund aims to support innovation in frontier sectors such as quantum computing, robotics, AI, drones and advanced communications. DST hopes that patient capital will attract more private VC backing to deeptech ventures and boost India’s R&D ecosystem.

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deeptech
india
policy
ai

startups
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india
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Source: Timesofindia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:07 IST

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2h ago

Deeptech To Drive Up To One Third Of VC Funding In India Says Accel

Accel’s Prashanth Prakash projects that deeptech startups - including AI, robotics, quantum tech, and space - could receive as much as one-third of India’s overall venture capital funding in the near future.

The rise is due to stronger conviction among investors about innovation driven by hard-tech, and a growing ecosystem of research-led companies. This shift may alter how capital is allocated in Indian VC, pushing it beyond consumer and fintech models.

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Deeptech To Drive Up To One Third Of VC Funding In India Says Accel

Accel’s Prashanth Prakash projects that deeptech startups - including AI, robotics, quantum tech, and space - could receive as much as one-third of India’s overall venture capital funding in the near future.

The rise is due to stronger conviction among investors about innovation driven by hard-tech, and a growing ecosystem of research-led companies. This shift may alter how capital is allocated in Indian VC, pushing it beyond consumer and fintech models.

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Deeptech To Drive Up To One Third Of VC Funding In India Says Accel

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Accel predicts deeptech could grab ~33% of India’s VC funding soon, driven by AI, quantum and space.

Accel’s Prashanth Prakash projects that deeptech startups - including AI, robotics, quantum tech, and space - could receive as much as one-third of India’s overall venture capital funding in the near future.

The rise is due to stronger conviction among investors about innovation driven by hard-tech, and a growing ecosystem of research-led companies. This shift may alter how capital is allocated in Indian VC, pushing it beyond consumer and fintech models.

Accel’s Prashanth Prakash projects that deeptech startups - including AI, robotics, quantum tech, and space - could receive as much as one-third of India’s overall venture capital funding in the near future.

The rise is due to stronger conviction among investors about innovation driven by hard-tech, and a growing ecosystem of research-led companies. This shift may alter how capital is allocated in Indian VC, pushing it beyond consumer and fintech models.

Tags:

startups
india
deeptech
vc
innovation

startups
india
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vc
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Source: M

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:07 IST

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2h ago

India to Table Unified Securities Markets Code Bill

The Indian government will introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill in the Winter Session, aimed at merging multiple securities-laws - including SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act - into a single, unified regulatory framework.

The reform is expected to reduce compliance burden, strengthen oversight, and simplify market structure for capital-markets participants. It also signals a push to modernise regulatory architecture and attract greater investor participation.

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markets
economy
regulation
india
capital_markets

Timesofindia• By Harsh Ranjan

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2h ago

India to Table Unified Securities Markets Code Bill

The Indian government will introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill in the Winter Session, aimed at merging multiple securities-laws - including SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act - into a single, unified regulatory framework.

The reform is expected to reduce compliance burden, strengthen oversight, and simplify market structure for capital-markets participants. It also signals a push to modernise regulatory architecture and attract greater investor participation.

Tags:

markets
economy
regulation
india
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Timesofindia• By Harsh Ranjan

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India to Table Unified Securities Markets Code Bill

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A unified securities-markets code will merge major laws to simplify regulation and improve market efficiency.

The Indian government will introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill in the Winter Session, aimed at merging multiple securities-laws - including SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act - into a single, unified regulatory framework.

The reform is expected to reduce compliance burden, strengthen oversight, and simplify market structure for capital-markets participants. It also signals a push to modernise regulatory architecture and attract greater investor participation.

The Indian government will introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill in the Winter Session, aimed at merging multiple securities-laws - including SEBI Act, Depositories Act and Securities Contracts Act - into a single, unified regulatory framework.

The reform is expected to reduce compliance burden, strengthen oversight, and simplify market structure for capital-markets participants. It also signals a push to modernise regulatory architecture and attract greater investor participation.

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markets
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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:05 IST

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India’s AI Startup Ecosystem Accelerates as Funding Flows Jump

India’s generative-AI startup ecosystem is showing strong momentum in 2025, with AI ventures capturing more than half of all venture-capital funding in the country, according to recent reports.

Efficiency-driven models, lower compute costs and government support (via the IndiaAI Mission) are aiding acceleration. While total deal volume has dropped globally, Indian AI startups are reaching revenue-proof models faster and attracting bigger cheque sizes. Observers say this marks a structural shift rather than a temporary surge.

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India’s AI Startup Ecosystem Accelerates as Funding Flows Jump

India’s generative-AI startup ecosystem is showing strong momentum in 2025, with AI ventures capturing more than half of all venture-capital funding in the country, according to recent reports.

Efficiency-driven models, lower compute costs and government support (via the IndiaAI Mission) are aiding acceleration. While total deal volume has dropped globally, Indian AI startups are reaching revenue-proof models faster and attracting bigger cheque sizes. Observers say this marks a structural shift rather than a temporary surge.

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India’s AI Startup Ecosystem Accelerates as Funding Flows Jump

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Indian AI startups are spearheading VC flows, claiming over 50% of funding in 2025 and shifting model of growth.

India’s generative-AI startup ecosystem is showing strong momentum in 2025, with AI ventures capturing more than half of all venture-capital funding in the country, according to recent reports.

Efficiency-driven models, lower compute costs and government support (via the IndiaAI Mission) are aiding acceleration. While total deal volume has dropped globally, Indian AI startups are reaching revenue-proof models faster and attracting bigger cheque sizes. Observers say this marks a structural shift rather than a temporary surge.

India’s generative-AI startup ecosystem is showing strong momentum in 2025, with AI ventures capturing more than half of all venture-capital funding in the country, according to recent reports.

Efficiency-driven models, lower compute costs and government support (via the IndiaAI Mission) are aiding acceleration. While total deal volume has dropped globally, Indian AI startups are reaching revenue-proof models faster and attracting bigger cheque sizes. Observers say this marks a structural shift rather than a temporary surge.

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:04 IST

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US Stocks Rally on Fed Pause Hopes; Tech Still Under Pressure

US major indices surged as markets increasingly priced in a possible rate cut by the Federal Reserve, with the S&P 500 and Dow finishing up close to 1%. However, tech-heavy Nasdaq remains under pressure amid valuation concerns and renewed talk of an AI bubble.

The move signals investor pivot toward macro relief while questions persist about earnings momentum in growth sectors. Rising hopes for easing monetary policy come against a backdrop of residual risk from weak global growth and stretched valuations.

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Nvidia

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US Stocks Rally on Fed Pause Hopes; Tech Still Under Pressure

US major indices surged as markets increasingly priced in a possible rate cut by the Federal Reserve, with the S&P 500 and Dow finishing up close to 1%. However, tech-heavy Nasdaq remains under pressure amid valuation concerns and renewed talk of an AI bubble.

The move signals investor pivot toward macro relief while questions persist about earnings momentum in growth sectors. Rising hopes for easing monetary policy come against a backdrop of residual risk from weak global growth and stretched valuations.

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Nvidia

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US Stocks Rally on Fed Pause Hopes; Tech Still Under Pressure

about 3 hours ago

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US stocks jump as Fed pause bets grow, but tech still faces scrutiny over valuations.

US major indices surged as markets increasingly priced in a possible rate cut by the Federal Reserve, with the S&P 500 and Dow finishing up close to 1%. However, tech-heavy Nasdaq remains under pressure amid valuation concerns and renewed talk of an AI bubble.

The move signals investor pivot toward macro relief while questions persist about earnings momentum in growth sectors. Rising hopes for easing monetary policy come against a backdrop of residual risk from weak global growth and stretched valuations.

US major indices surged as markets increasingly priced in a possible rate cut by the Federal Reserve, with the S&P 500 and Dow finishing up close to 1%. However, tech-heavy Nasdaq remains under pressure amid valuation concerns and renewed talk of an AI bubble.

The move signals investor pivot toward macro relief while questions persist about earnings momentum in growth sectors. Rising hopes for easing monetary policy come against a backdrop of residual risk from weak global growth and stretched valuations.

Companies:

Nvidia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 22:03 IST

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India’s Export Exposure Diversifies as US Share Falls to 15 % Amid Tariffs

Merchandise exports from India in the first half of FY26 reached US$220 billion, showing a 2.9 % increase year-on-year. Meanwhile the share of exports to the United States has dropped to 15 % as India pivots to alternative markets amid rising US tariffs.

Sectorally, marine products and ready-made garments posted gains, while traditional diamond and gem shipments shrank sharply. The trend reflects both resilience and structural change in India’s trade landscape, helping cushion against global headwinds.

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Timesofindia• By Harsh Ranjan

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India’s Export Exposure Diversifies as US Share Falls to 15 % Amid Tariffs

Merchandise exports from India in the first half of FY26 reached US$220 billion, showing a 2.9 % increase year-on-year. Meanwhile the share of exports to the United States has dropped to 15 % as India pivots to alternative markets amid rising US tariffs.

Sectorally, marine products and ready-made garments posted gains, while traditional diamond and gem shipments shrank sharply. The trend reflects both resilience and structural change in India’s trade landscape, helping cushion against global headwinds.

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India’s Export Exposure Diversifies as US Share Falls to 15 % Amid Tariffs

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India’s export mix shifts as US share drops to 15% and exports hit US$220 bn despite tariffs.

Merchandise exports from India in the first half of FY26 reached US$220 billion, showing a 2.9 % increase year-on-year. Meanwhile the share of exports to the United States has dropped to 15 % as India pivots to alternative markets amid rising US tariffs.

Sectorally, marine products and ready-made garments posted gains, while traditional diamond and gem shipments shrank sharply. The trend reflects both resilience and structural change in India’s trade landscape, helping cushion against global headwinds.

Merchandise exports from India in the first half of FY26 reached US$220 billion, showing a 2.9 % increase year-on-year. Meanwhile the share of exports to the United States has dropped to 15 % as India pivots to alternative markets amid rising US tariffs.

Sectorally, marine products and ready-made garments posted gains, while traditional diamond and gem shipments shrank sharply. The trend reflects both resilience and structural change in India’s trade landscape, helping cushion against global headwinds.

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economy
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exports

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:58 IST

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2h ago

India’s Merchandise Exports Reach US$220 Billion in H1 FY26, Solid Growth Despite US Headwinds

India’s merchandise exports for April-September 2025 touched US$220 billion, up 2.9 % year-on-year despite tariffs and global softness. Exports to the United States grew 13 % to US$45 billion but its share dropped to 15 % of total exports.

Sector-wise, marine product shipments and apparel gained, while traditional segments such as gems & jewellery saw sharper contraction. Research by State Bank of India suggests the diversification in destinations helped cushion external shocks.

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Timesofindia• By Harsh Ranjan

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2h ago

India’s Merchandise Exports Reach US$220 Billion in H1 FY26, Solid Growth Despite US Headwinds

India’s merchandise exports for April-September 2025 touched US$220 billion, up 2.9 % year-on-year despite tariffs and global softness. Exports to the United States grew 13 % to US$45 billion but its share dropped to 15 % of total exports.

Sector-wise, marine product shipments and apparel gained, while traditional segments such as gems & jewellery saw sharper contraction. Research by State Bank of India suggests the diversification in destinations helped cushion external shocks.

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India’s Merchandise Exports Reach US$220 Billion in H1 FY26, Solid Growth Despite US Headwinds

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India’s H1 FY26 exports hit US$220 billion, up 2.9 % despite US tariffs and global slowdown; US share fell to 15%.

India’s merchandise exports for April-September 2025 touched US$220 billion, up 2.9 % year-on-year despite tariffs and global softness. Exports to the United States grew 13 % to US$45 billion but its share dropped to 15 % of total exports.

Sector-wise, marine product shipments and apparel gained, while traditional segments such as gems & jewellery saw sharper contraction. Research by State Bank of India suggests the diversification in destinations helped cushion external shocks.

India’s merchandise exports for April-September 2025 touched US$220 billion, up 2.9 % year-on-year despite tariffs and global softness. Exports to the United States grew 13 % to US$45 billion but its share dropped to 15 % of total exports.

Sector-wise, marine product shipments and apparel gained, while traditional segments such as gems & jewellery saw sharper contraction. Research by State Bank of India suggests the diversification in destinations helped cushion external shocks.

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economy
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Source: Timesofindia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:57 IST

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India’s Alternative Investments Soar to ₹23 Lakh Crore as PMS & AIFs Expand

India’s alternate‐investment sector has surpassed ₹23.43 lakh crore (≈US$283 billion) in combined assets under management of Portfolio Management Services (PMS) and Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs). Over the past decade PMS assets have grown seven-fold, while AIF commitments have risen nearly 50 % per annum on average. Institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals are increasingly favouring high-conviction strategies amid market uncertainty.

Analysts say this shift signals that professionalised wealth-management is becoming mainstream in India’s evolving financial ecosystem.

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Economic Times• By Harsh Ranjan

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India’s Alternative Investments Soar to ₹23 Lakh Crore as PMS & AIFs Expand

India’s alternate‐investment sector has surpassed ₹23.43 lakh crore (≈US$283 billion) in combined assets under management of Portfolio Management Services (PMS) and Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs). Over the past decade PMS assets have grown seven-fold, while AIF commitments have risen nearly 50 % per annum on average. Institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals are increasingly favouring high-conviction strategies amid market uncertainty.

Analysts say this shift signals that professionalised wealth-management is becoming mainstream in India’s evolving financial ecosystem.

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India’s Alternative Investments Soar to ₹23 Lakh Crore as PMS & AIFs Expand

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PMS and AIF assets in India cross ₹23 lakh crore, marking a major shift in professionalised investing.

India’s alternate‐investment sector has surpassed ₹23.43 lakh crore (≈US$283 billion) in combined assets under management of Portfolio Management Services (PMS) and Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs). Over the past decade PMS assets have grown seven-fold, while AIF commitments have risen nearly 50 % per annum on average. Institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals are increasingly favouring high-conviction strategies amid market uncertainty.

Analysts say this shift signals that professionalised wealth-management is becoming mainstream in India’s evolving financial ecosystem.

India’s alternate‐investment sector has surpassed ₹23.43 lakh crore (≈US$283 billion) in combined assets under management of Portfolio Management Services (PMS) and Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs). Over the past decade PMS assets have grown seven-fold, while AIF commitments have risen nearly 50 % per annum on average. Institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals are increasingly favouring high-conviction strategies amid market uncertainty.

Analysts say this shift signals that professionalised wealth-management is becoming mainstream in India’s evolving financial ecosystem.

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mutual_funds
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Source: Economic Times

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:56 IST

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India to Table Unified Securities Markets Code Bill in Winter Session

The Indian government plans to introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill 2025 in the upcoming Winter Session of Parliament. Under the proposed legislation, multiple securities‐laws—including the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act 1992, the Depositories Act 1996 and the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act 1956—will be merged into a single code.

The move is designed to reduce compliance costs, streamline regulation and potentially attract more foreign capital into Indian markets. The bill’s listing in the Union Bulletin signals a fast-track push for financial-market reform.

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Timesofindia• By Harsh Ranjan

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2h ago

India to Table Unified Securities Markets Code Bill in Winter Session

The Indian government plans to introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill 2025 in the upcoming Winter Session of Parliament. Under the proposed legislation, multiple securities‐laws—including the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act 1992, the Depositories Act 1996 and the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act 1956—will be merged into a single code.

The move is designed to reduce compliance costs, streamline regulation and potentially attract more foreign capital into Indian markets. The bill’s listing in the Union Bulletin signals a fast-track push for financial-market reform.

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India to Table Unified Securities Markets Code Bill in Winter Session

about 3 hours ago

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India will introduce a unified securities-markets law to merge multiple acts and simplify regulation.

The Indian government plans to introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill 2025 in the upcoming Winter Session of Parliament. Under the proposed legislation, multiple securities‐laws—including the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act 1992, the Depositories Act 1996 and the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act 1956—will be merged into a single code.

The move is designed to reduce compliance costs, streamline regulation and potentially attract more foreign capital into Indian markets. The bill’s listing in the Union Bulletin signals a fast-track push for financial-market reform.

The Indian government plans to introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill 2025 in the upcoming Winter Session of Parliament. Under the proposed legislation, multiple securities‐laws—including the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act 1992, the Depositories Act 1996 and the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act 1956—will be merged into a single code.

The move is designed to reduce compliance costs, streamline regulation and potentially attract more foreign capital into Indian markets. The bill’s listing in the Union Bulletin signals a fast-track push for financial-market reform.

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regulation
capital_markets

markets
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capital_markets

Source: Timesofindia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:55 IST

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Green-Finance Boom: Green Bond Issuance Up Twenty-Fold in a Decade

India’s green-finance market is gaining momentum, with green bond issuances rising around 20 times over the past ten years. Firms such as Ecofy are enabling rooftop solar projects, EV-financing and SME clean energy schemes via digital platforms.

Experts say the growth reflects increasing capital flows into climate-safe assets and may unlock further investment in India’s transition to a low-carbon economy as global green-finance frameworks tighten.

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Ecofy

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Financial Express• By Harsh Ranjan

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2h ago

Green-Finance Boom: Green Bond Issuance Up Twenty-Fold in a Decade

India’s green-finance market is gaining momentum, with green bond issuances rising around 20 times over the past ten years. Firms such as Ecofy are enabling rooftop solar projects, EV-financing and SME clean energy schemes via digital platforms.

Experts say the growth reflects increasing capital flows into climate-safe assets and may unlock further investment in India’s transition to a low-carbon economy as global green-finance frameworks tighten.

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Ecofy

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Green-Finance Boom: Green Bond Issuance Up Twenty-Fold in a Decade

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Green-bond issuance in India has surged roughly 20× in ten years, signalling a maturation of the climate-finance market.

India’s green-finance market is gaining momentum, with green bond issuances rising around 20 times over the past ten years. Firms such as Ecofy are enabling rooftop solar projects, EV-financing and SME clean energy schemes via digital platforms.

Experts say the growth reflects increasing capital flows into climate-safe assets and may unlock further investment in India’s transition to a low-carbon economy as global green-finance frameworks tighten.

India’s green-finance market is gaining momentum, with green bond issuances rising around 20 times over the past ten years. Firms such as Ecofy are enabling rooftop solar projects, EV-financing and SME clean energy schemes via digital platforms.

Experts say the growth reflects increasing capital flows into climate-safe assets and may unlock further investment in India’s transition to a low-carbon economy as global green-finance frameworks tighten.

Companies:

Ecofy

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economy
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bonds
sustainability

Source: Financial Express

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:54 IST

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India’s GDP Math Gets a Major Makeover Ahead of 2026 Release

The Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation has proposed sweeping changes to how India calculates GDP, including direct inclusion of LLPs and multi-activity firms, updated deflators for real estate and services, and revised input-output ratios for sectors like fisheries.

The new base year (2022-23) is set to roll out in February 2026. Analysts say the overhaul could reshape fiscal-planning metrics, investment flows and the visibility of India’s economic size and structure.

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Business Today• By Harsh Ranjan

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India’s GDP Math Gets a Major Makeover Ahead of 2026 Release

The Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation has proposed sweeping changes to how India calculates GDP, including direct inclusion of LLPs and multi-activity firms, updated deflators for real estate and services, and revised input-output ratios for sectors like fisheries.

The new base year (2022-23) is set to roll out in February 2026. Analysts say the overhaul could reshape fiscal-planning metrics, investment flows and the visibility of India’s economic size and structure.

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India’s GDP Math Gets a Major Makeover Ahead of 2026 Release

about 3 hours ago

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India revamps GDP methodology ahead of 2026 base-year update, with LLPs and multi-activity firms now included.

The Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation has proposed sweeping changes to how India calculates GDP, including direct inclusion of LLPs and multi-activity firms, updated deflators for real estate and services, and revised input-output ratios for sectors like fisheries.

The new base year (2022-23) is set to roll out in February 2026. Analysts say the overhaul could reshape fiscal-planning metrics, investment flows and the visibility of India’s economic size and structure.

The Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation has proposed sweeping changes to how India calculates GDP, including direct inclusion of LLPs and multi-activity firms, updated deflators for real estate and services, and revised input-output ratios for sectors like fisheries.

The new base year (2022-23) is set to roll out in February 2026. Analysts say the overhaul could reshape fiscal-planning metrics, investment flows and the visibility of India’s economic size and structure.

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gdp
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macro

economy
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gdp
methodology
macro

Source: Business Today

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:54 IST

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SEBI proposes mutual funds to expand investments in REITs and InvITs

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is considering a proposal to allow liquid mutual fund schemes to invest in REITs and InvITs, aiming to boost infrastructure and real-estate participation by retail investors.

SEBI chair Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the change could deepen capital markets and improve liquidity in these asset classes, while maintaining protections for investors. The move forms part of a broader push to expand investment options within India’s mutual fund sector.

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2h ago

SEBI proposes mutual funds to expand investments in REITs and InvITs

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is considering a proposal to allow liquid mutual fund schemes to invest in REITs and InvITs, aiming to boost infrastructure and real-estate participation by retail investors.

SEBI chair Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the change could deepen capital markets and improve liquidity in these asset classes, while maintaining protections for investors. The move forms part of a broader push to expand investment options within India’s mutual fund sector.

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SEBI proposes mutual funds to expand investments in REITs and InvITs

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SEBI may let mutual funds invest in REITs/InvITs to deepen infrastructure and real-estate participation.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is considering a proposal to allow liquid mutual fund schemes to invest in REITs and InvITs, aiming to boost infrastructure and real-estate participation by retail investors.

SEBI chair Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the change could deepen capital markets and improve liquidity in these asset classes, while maintaining protections for investors. The move forms part of a broader push to expand investment options within India’s mutual fund sector.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is considering a proposal to allow liquid mutual fund schemes to invest in REITs and InvITs, aiming to boost infrastructure and real-estate participation by retail investors.

SEBI chair Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the change could deepen capital markets and improve liquidity in these asset classes, while maintaining protections for investors. The move forms part of a broader push to expand investment options within India’s mutual fund sector.

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mutual_funds
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Source: Reuters

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:46 IST

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3h ago

India’s weekly startup funding sees rise in early-stage AI deals

India’s overall venture capital inflows remained below US$200 million this week, but analysts note a growing share of funds being channelled into early-stage AI and research-driven startups.

Despite macroeconomic uncertainty and cautious investor sentiment, specialised AI ventures continue to attract strategic interest. This pattern reflects a gradual shift in capital allocation toward high-potential technology themes, even as broader startup funding activity across sectors remains relatively subdued.

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Yourstory• By Harsh Ranjan

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3h ago

India’s weekly startup funding sees rise in early-stage AI deals

India’s overall venture capital inflows remained below US$200 million this week, but analysts note a growing share of funds being channelled into early-stage AI and research-driven startups.

Despite macroeconomic uncertainty and cautious investor sentiment, specialised AI ventures continue to attract strategic interest. This pattern reflects a gradual shift in capital allocation toward high-potential technology themes, even as broader startup funding activity across sectors remains relatively subdued.

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India’s weekly startup funding sees rise in early-stage AI deals

about 3 hours ago

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Early-stage AI startups in India are drawing increased investor focus despite overall weak weekly funding levels.

India’s overall venture capital inflows remained below US$200 million this week, but analysts note a growing share of funds being channelled into early-stage AI and research-driven startups.

Despite macroeconomic uncertainty and cautious investor sentiment, specialised AI ventures continue to attract strategic interest. This pattern reflects a gradual shift in capital allocation toward high-potential technology themes, even as broader startup funding activity across sectors remains relatively subdued.

India’s overall venture capital inflows remained below US$200 million this week, but analysts note a growing share of funds being channelled into early-stage AI and research-driven startups.

Despite macroeconomic uncertainty and cautious investor sentiment, specialised AI ventures continue to attract strategic interest. This pattern reflects a gradual shift in capital allocation toward high-potential technology themes, even as broader startup funding activity across sectors remains relatively subdued.

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startups
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Source: Yourstory

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:23 IST

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3h ago

2025 G20 Summit to be held in Johannesburg from Nov 22-23

The 2025 G20 Johannesburg Summit-the 20th meeting of G20 heads of state-is scheduled for 22-23 November 2025 in Johannesburg, South Africa. The summit will bring together major global economies to discuss global economic governance, climate finance, technology frameworks and emerging geostrategic risks.

For India and other emerging markets, the forum offers a critical platform to shape global norms, influence policy direction and attract strategic investment amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.

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En• By Harsh Ranjan

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3h ago

2025 G20 Summit to be held in Johannesburg from Nov 22-23

The 2025 G20 Johannesburg Summit-the 20th meeting of G20 heads of state-is scheduled for 22-23 November 2025 in Johannesburg, South Africa. The summit will bring together major global economies to discuss global economic governance, climate finance, technology frameworks and emerging geostrategic risks.

For India and other emerging markets, the forum offers a critical platform to shape global norms, influence policy direction and attract strategic investment amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.

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2025 G20 Summit to be held in Johannesburg from Nov 22-23

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G20 Summit in Johannesburg on Nov 22-23 provides a crucial platform for global economic and geopolitical engagement.

The 2025 G20 Johannesburg Summit-the 20th meeting of G20 heads of state-is scheduled for 22-23 November 2025 in Johannesburg, South Africa. The summit will bring together major global economies to discuss global economic governance, climate finance, technology frameworks and emerging geostrategic risks.

For India and other emerging markets, the forum offers a critical platform to shape global norms, influence policy direction and attract strategic investment amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.

The 2025 G20 Johannesburg Summit-the 20th meeting of G20 heads of state-is scheduled for 22-23 November 2025 in Johannesburg, South Africa. The summit will bring together major global economies to discuss global economic governance, climate finance, technology frameworks and emerging geostrategic risks.

For India and other emerging markets, the forum offers a critical platform to shape global norms, influence policy direction and attract strategic investment amid evolving geopolitical dynamics.

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:22 IST

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3h ago

Stocks stuck on roller-coaster despite strong Nvidia earnings

Global equity markets remain volatile despite strong earnings from Nvidia, as investors weigh signs of an AI boom against valuation risk. The drawdown reflects unease in tech-centric themes and elevated market swings.

Some analysts point to the lack of clarity on how quickly AI earnings can justify high valuations, while others cite broader concerns over global growth and tightening monetary policy.

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Nvidia

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3h ago

Stocks stuck on roller-coaster despite strong Nvidia earnings

Global equity markets remain volatile despite strong earnings from Nvidia, as investors weigh signs of an AI boom against valuation risk. The drawdown reflects unease in tech-centric themes and elevated market swings.

Some analysts point to the lack of clarity on how quickly AI earnings can justify high valuations, while others cite broader concerns over global growth and tightening monetary policy.

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Nvidia

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Stocks stuck on roller-coaster despite strong Nvidia earnings

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Markets remain volatile as strong Nvidia earnings contrast with valuation and growth concerns in AI.

Global equity markets remain volatile despite strong earnings from Nvidia, as investors weigh signs of an AI boom against valuation risk. The drawdown reflects unease in tech-centric themes and elevated market swings.

Some analysts point to the lack of clarity on how quickly AI earnings can justify high valuations, while others cite broader concerns over global growth and tightening monetary policy.

Global equity markets remain volatile despite strong earnings from Nvidia, as investors weigh signs of an AI boom against valuation risk. The drawdown reflects unease in tech-centric themes and elevated market swings.

Some analysts point to the lack of clarity on how quickly AI earnings can justify high valuations, while others cite broader concerns over global growth and tightening monetary policy.

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Nvidia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:21 IST

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3h ago

Wall Street ends volatile week higher amid renewed rate-cut hopes

Major U.S. indices including the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite and Dow Jones Industrial Average rose Friday after a turbulent week, fuelled by rising odds of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

Yields fell and investors cheered fresh labour-market data, although concerns linger over valuation in tech and AI stocks. Despite the uptick, weekly performance remains weak overall as swings in AI-driven names continue to drive sentiment.

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Nvidia

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Wall Street ends volatile week higher amid renewed rate-cut hopes

Major U.S. indices including the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite and Dow Jones Industrial Average rose Friday after a turbulent week, fuelled by rising odds of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

Yields fell and investors cheered fresh labour-market data, although concerns linger over valuation in tech and AI stocks. Despite the uptick, weekly performance remains weak overall as swings in AI-driven names continue to drive sentiment.

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Nvidia

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Wall Street ends volatile week higher amid renewed rate-cut hopes

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U.S. markets rebound Friday as rate-cut hopes rise, though tech/AI valuations remain under pressure.

Major U.S. indices including the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite and Dow Jones Industrial Average rose Friday after a turbulent week, fuelled by rising odds of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

Yields fell and investors cheered fresh labour-market data, although concerns linger over valuation in tech and AI stocks. Despite the uptick, weekly performance remains weak overall as swings in AI-driven names continue to drive sentiment.

Major U.S. indices including the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite and Dow Jones Industrial Average rose Friday after a turbulent week, fuelled by rising odds of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

Yields fell and investors cheered fresh labour-market data, although concerns linger over valuation in tech and AI stocks. Despite the uptick, weekly performance remains weak overall as swings in AI-driven names continue to drive sentiment.

Companies:

Nvidia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:20 IST

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3h ago

Bill to Raise FDI in India’s Insurance Sector to 100% Proposed in Winter Session

The Indian government is set to introduce the Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill 2025 in the upcoming Winter Session to allow foreign direct investment (FDI) of up to 100 % in the insurance sector.

The move, which amends the Insurance Act 1938, LIC Act 1956 and IRDA Act 1999, aims to boost capital inflows, deepen penetration, and enhance competition in the sector. Current FDI in insurance stands at around ₹82,000 crore; the change could unlock fresh investment and growth opportunities in India’s financial services landscape.

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Bill to Raise FDI in India’s Insurance Sector to 100% Proposed in Winter Session

The Indian government is set to introduce the Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill 2025 in the upcoming Winter Session to allow foreign direct investment (FDI) of up to 100 % in the insurance sector.

The move, which amends the Insurance Act 1938, LIC Act 1956 and IRDA Act 1999, aims to boost capital inflows, deepen penetration, and enhance competition in the sector. Current FDI in insurance stands at around ₹82,000 crore; the change could unlock fresh investment and growth opportunities in India’s financial services landscape.

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Bill to Raise FDI in India’s Insurance Sector to 100% Proposed in Winter Session

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India to propose 100% FDI in insurance via upcoming bill, aiming to spur growth in financial services.

The Indian government is set to introduce the Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill 2025 in the upcoming Winter Session to allow foreign direct investment (FDI) of up to 100 % in the insurance sector.

The move, which amends the Insurance Act 1938, LIC Act 1956 and IRDA Act 1999, aims to boost capital inflows, deepen penetration, and enhance competition in the sector. Current FDI in insurance stands at around ₹82,000 crore; the change could unlock fresh investment and growth opportunities in India’s financial services landscape.

The Indian government is set to introduce the Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill 2025 in the upcoming Winter Session to allow foreign direct investment (FDI) of up to 100 % in the insurance sector.

The move, which amends the Insurance Act 1938, LIC Act 1956 and IRDA Act 1999, aims to boost capital inflows, deepen penetration, and enhance competition in the sector. Current FDI in insurance stands at around ₹82,000 crore; the change could unlock fresh investment and growth opportunities in India’s financial services landscape.

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economy
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finance
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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:14 IST

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3h ago

Indian Spacetech Startup Agnikul Cosmos Raises ₹150 Crore At $500 Million Valuation

Chennai-based spacetech firm Agnikul Cosmos has secured a funding round of ₹150 crore (approximately US$17 million) at a valuation of US$500 million. Backed by institutional investors and family offices including HDFC Bank, Artha Select Fund, 100X.VC and others, the funds will be used to scale manufacturing of rockets, expand its 350-acre campus in Tamil Nadu, and accelerate development of reusable launch vehicle technology.

The raise underscores growing investor interest in India’s private space sector.

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Agnikul Cosmos

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3h ago

Indian Spacetech Startup Agnikul Cosmos Raises ₹150 Crore At $500 Million Valuation

Chennai-based spacetech firm Agnikul Cosmos has secured a funding round of ₹150 crore (approximately US$17 million) at a valuation of US$500 million. Backed by institutional investors and family offices including HDFC Bank, Artha Select Fund, 100X.VC and others, the funds will be used to scale manufacturing of rockets, expand its 350-acre campus in Tamil Nadu, and accelerate development of reusable launch vehicle technology.

The raise underscores growing investor interest in India’s private space sector.

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Agnikul Cosmos

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Indian Spacetech Startup Agnikul Cosmos Raises ₹150 Crore At $500 Million Valuation

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Agnikul Cosmos bags US$17 m at US$500 m valuation, reinforcing India’s rising private spacetech wave.

Chennai-based spacetech firm Agnikul Cosmos has secured a funding round of ₹150 crore (approximately US$17 million) at a valuation of US$500 million. Backed by institutional investors and family offices including HDFC Bank, Artha Select Fund, 100X.VC and others, the funds will be used to scale manufacturing of rockets, expand its 350-acre campus in Tamil Nadu, and accelerate development of reusable launch vehicle technology.

The raise underscores growing investor interest in India’s private space sector.

Chennai-based spacetech firm Agnikul Cosmos has secured a funding round of ₹150 crore (approximately US$17 million) at a valuation of US$500 million. Backed by institutional investors and family offices including HDFC Bank, Artha Select Fund, 100X.VC and others, the funds will be used to scale manufacturing of rockets, expand its 350-acre campus in Tamil Nadu, and accelerate development of reusable launch vehicle technology.

The raise underscores growing investor interest in India’s private space sector.

Companies:

Agnikul Cosmos

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technology

startups
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spacetech
funding
technology

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:13 IST

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3h ago

India's Labour Codes Overhaul Aims to Boost Economy by Reducing Compliance Burden

The Indian government has rolled out new labour codes that consolidate 29 existing laws into four streamlined statutes. These reforms aim to simplify compliance, decriminalise minor offences, and offer greater flexibility in hiring and overtime rules, thereby enhancing competitiveness in manufacturing and services.

The overhaul is expected to attract more domestic and foreign investment, especially in labour-intensive sectors, while improving worker welfare and social security coverage-key for India’s growth push in coming years.

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3h ago

India's Labour Codes Overhaul Aims to Boost Economy by Reducing Compliance Burden

The Indian government has rolled out new labour codes that consolidate 29 existing laws into four streamlined statutes. These reforms aim to simplify compliance, decriminalise minor offences, and offer greater flexibility in hiring and overtime rules, thereby enhancing competitiveness in manufacturing and services.

The overhaul is expected to attract more domestic and foreign investment, especially in labour-intensive sectors, while improving worker welfare and social security coverage-key for India’s growth push in coming years.

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India's Labour Codes Overhaul Aims to Boost Economy by Reducing Compliance Burden

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India reworks labour laws via four new codes to ease business, improve worker protection and boost investment.

The Indian government has rolled out new labour codes that consolidate 29 existing laws into four streamlined statutes. These reforms aim to simplify compliance, decriminalise minor offences, and offer greater flexibility in hiring and overtime rules, thereby enhancing competitiveness in manufacturing and services.

The overhaul is expected to attract more domestic and foreign investment, especially in labour-intensive sectors, while improving worker welfare and social security coverage-key for India’s growth push in coming years.

The Indian government has rolled out new labour codes that consolidate 29 existing laws into four streamlined statutes. These reforms aim to simplify compliance, decriminalise minor offences, and offer greater flexibility in hiring and overtime rules, thereby enhancing competitiveness in manufacturing and services.

The overhaul is expected to attract more domestic and foreign investment, especially in labour-intensive sectors, while improving worker welfare and social security coverage-key for India’s growth push in coming years.

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labour_codes
regulation
investment

economy
india
labour_codes
regulation
investment

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:12 IST

positive

3h ago

India’s Atomesus AI Platform Launches With On-shore Architecture

Atomesus, a homegrown AI platform developed by the Indus Valley Group, has officially launched its hybrid-intelligence system that processes and stores all data within India. The platform is being promoted as a data-sovereign solution, designed to reduce dependence on foreign cloud providers and safeguard data privacy.

Innovators associated with ISRO have contributed to its development, marking a convergence of cutting-edge AI and national digital sovereignty goals.

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Atomesus

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3h ago

India’s Atomesus AI Platform Launches With On-shore Architecture

Atomesus, a homegrown AI platform developed by the Indus Valley Group, has officially launched its hybrid-intelligence system that processes and stores all data within India. The platform is being promoted as a data-sovereign solution, designed to reduce dependence on foreign cloud providers and safeguard data privacy.

Innovators associated with ISRO have contributed to its development, marking a convergence of cutting-edge AI and national digital sovereignty goals.

Companies:

Atomesus

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India’s Atomesus AI Platform Launches With On-shore Architecture

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Atomesus launches, blending hybrid AI and full on-shore data processing in India.

Atomesus, a homegrown AI platform developed by the Indus Valley Group, has officially launched its hybrid-intelligence system that processes and stores all data within India. The platform is being promoted as a data-sovereign solution, designed to reduce dependence on foreign cloud providers and safeguard data privacy.

Innovators associated with ISRO have contributed to its development, marking a convergence of cutting-edge AI and national digital sovereignty goals.

Atomesus, a homegrown AI platform developed by the Indus Valley Group, has officially launched its hybrid-intelligence system that processes and stores all data within India. The platform is being promoted as a data-sovereign solution, designed to reduce dependence on foreign cloud providers and safeguard data privacy.

Innovators associated with ISRO have contributed to its development, marking a convergence of cutting-edge AI and national digital sovereignty goals.

Companies:

Atomesus

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:11 IST

negative

3h ago

SoftBank Shares Plunge 10% on Renewed AI Bubble Fears

SoftBank Group’s share price tumbled about 10% in Tokyo markets on concerns of an overheated AI valuation cycle. As a major backer of AI firms, the sell-off reflects growing anxiety over overextended bets in the AI space.

The decline is weighing on broader technology indexes in Asia, signaling that investor appetite for AI-driven growth may be cooling - at least for now. The move underscores how tied SoftBank is to the fortunes of global AI growth.

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SoftBank

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Economic Times• By Harsh Ranjan

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3h ago

SoftBank Shares Plunge 10% on Renewed AI Bubble Fears

SoftBank Group’s share price tumbled about 10% in Tokyo markets on concerns of an overheated AI valuation cycle. As a major backer of AI firms, the sell-off reflects growing anxiety over overextended bets in the AI space.

The decline is weighing on broader technology indexes in Asia, signaling that investor appetite for AI-driven growth may be cooling - at least for now. The move underscores how tied SoftBank is to the fortunes of global AI growth.

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SoftBank

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SoftBank Shares Plunge 10% on Renewed AI Bubble Fears

about 3 hours ago

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SoftBank plunges ~10% amid worries over an AI bubble, rattling tech-growth investor sentiment.

SoftBank Group’s share price tumbled about 10% in Tokyo markets on concerns of an overheated AI valuation cycle. As a major backer of AI firms, the sell-off reflects growing anxiety over overextended bets in the AI space.

The decline is weighing on broader technology indexes in Asia, signaling that investor appetite for AI-driven growth may be cooling - at least for now. The move underscores how tied SoftBank is to the fortunes of global AI growth.

SoftBank Group’s share price tumbled about 10% in Tokyo markets on concerns of an overheated AI valuation cycle. As a major backer of AI firms, the sell-off reflects growing anxiety over overextended bets in the AI space.

The decline is weighing on broader technology indexes in Asia, signaling that investor appetite for AI-driven growth may be cooling - at least for now. The move underscores how tied SoftBank is to the fortunes of global AI growth.

Companies:

SoftBank

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markets
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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:09 IST

neutral

3h ago

India Still Resists Full Crypto Law, Says Document Seen by Media

According to a government document reported by India Today, India continues to resist a comprehensive crypto law. Instead of full legalization, the government prefers limited regulatory oversight, citing systemic risk concerns.

The approach reportedly includes requiring global crypto exchanges to register locally and imposing stricter checks against money-laundering without legitimising all digital assets. This cautious stance aims to strike a balance between innovation and financial stability.

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3h ago

India Still Resists Full Crypto Law, Says Document Seen by Media

According to a government document reported by India Today, India continues to resist a comprehensive crypto law. Instead of full legalization, the government prefers limited regulatory oversight, citing systemic risk concerns.

The approach reportedly includes requiring global crypto exchanges to register locally and imposing stricter checks against money-laundering without legitimising all digital assets. This cautious stance aims to strike a balance between innovation and financial stability.

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India Still Resists Full Crypto Law, Says Document Seen by Media

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India favors limited crypto regulation, avoiding a full law despite industry calls for clarity.

According to a government document reported by India Today, India continues to resist a comprehensive crypto law. Instead of full legalization, the government prefers limited regulatory oversight, citing systemic risk concerns.

The approach reportedly includes requiring global crypto exchanges to register locally and imposing stricter checks against money-laundering without legitimising all digital assets. This cautious stance aims to strike a balance between innovation and financial stability.

According to a government document reported by India Today, India continues to resist a comprehensive crypto law. Instead of full legalization, the government prefers limited regulatory oversight, citing systemic risk concerns.

The approach reportedly includes requiring global crypto exchanges to register locally and imposing stricter checks against money-laundering without legitimising all digital assets. This cautious stance aims to strike a balance between innovation and financial stability.

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regulation
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crypto
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regulation
digital_assets

Source: Indiatoday

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:09 IST

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3h ago

RBI Governor Reaffirms Crypto Risk Warning, Backs India’s CBDC Ambitions

RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra reiterated a cautious stance on cryptocurrencies, warning of potential financial stability risks associated with them. He stressed that while private crypto assets are risky, India’s own central bank digital currency (CBDC) remains a priority.

What’s clear: the central bank prefers innovation under sovereign control over speculative, unregulated digital assets — signaling that regulation may tighten rather than loosen in the near term.

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3h ago

RBI Governor Reaffirms Crypto Risk Warning, Backs India’s CBDC Ambitions

RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra reiterated a cautious stance on cryptocurrencies, warning of potential financial stability risks associated with them. He stressed that while private crypto assets are risky, India’s own central bank digital currency (CBDC) remains a priority.

What’s clear: the central bank prefers innovation under sovereign control over speculative, unregulated digital assets — signaling that regulation may tighten rather than loosen in the near term.

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RBI Governor Reaffirms Crypto Risk Warning, Backs India’s CBDC Ambitions

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RBI warns of crypto risks again, while championing India’s own CBDC over private tokens.

RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra reiterated a cautious stance on cryptocurrencies, warning of potential financial stability risks associated with them. He stressed that while private crypto assets are risky, India’s own central bank digital currency (CBDC) remains a priority.

What’s clear: the central bank prefers innovation under sovereign control over speculative, unregulated digital assets — signaling that regulation may tighten rather than loosen in the near term.

RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra reiterated a cautious stance on cryptocurrencies, warning of potential financial stability risks associated with them. He stressed that while private crypto assets are risky, India’s own central bank digital currency (CBDC) remains a priority.

What’s clear: the central bank prefers innovation under sovereign control over speculative, unregulated digital assets — signaling that regulation may tighten rather than loosen in the near term.

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rbi
digital_currency
regulation

crypto
india
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digital_currency
regulation

Source: Timesofindia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:08 IST

positive

3h ago

FPIs Pump ₹7,833 Cr Into Indian IPOs Amid Secondary Market Selling

Foreign institutional investors (FPIs) have put in ₹7,833 crore into IPOs in November, even as they sell in India’s secondary markets. Analysts note that global liquidity is shifting from volatile secondary equities to primary-market IPOs.

This trend reflects confidence in India’s upcoming listings, despite broader macro uncertainty. The capital inflow signals that international investors are betting on India’s primary-market growth story as a hedge against rising risks elsewhere.

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positive

3h ago

FPIs Pump ₹7,833 Cr Into Indian IPOs Amid Secondary Market Selling

Foreign institutional investors (FPIs) have put in ₹7,833 crore into IPOs in November, even as they sell in India’s secondary markets. Analysts note that global liquidity is shifting from volatile secondary equities to primary-market IPOs.

This trend reflects confidence in India’s upcoming listings, despite broader macro uncertainty. The capital inflow signals that international investors are betting on India’s primary-market growth story as a hedge against rising risks elsewhere.

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FPIs Pump ₹7,833 Cr Into Indian IPOs Amid Secondary Market Selling

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FPIs are favoring IPOs over secondary markets, putting ₹7,833 cr into new issues this month.

Foreign institutional investors (FPIs) have put in ₹7,833 crore into IPOs in November, even as they sell in India’s secondary markets. Analysts note that global liquidity is shifting from volatile secondary equities to primary-market IPOs.

This trend reflects confidence in India’s upcoming listings, despite broader macro uncertainty. The capital inflow signals that international investors are betting on India’s primary-market growth story as a hedge against rising risks elsewhere.

Foreign institutional investors (FPIs) have put in ₹7,833 crore into IPOs in November, even as they sell in India’s secondary markets. Analysts note that global liquidity is shifting from volatile secondary equities to primary-market IPOs.

This trend reflects confidence in India’s upcoming listings, despite broader macro uncertainty. The capital inflow signals that international investors are betting on India’s primary-market growth story as a hedge against rising risks elsewhere.

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markets
ipo
foreign_investment
primary_market

markets
ipo
foreign_investment
primary_market

Source: Live Mint

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Nov 22, 2025 • 21:08 IST

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4h ago

MeitY Extends Consultation on AI Labelling Rules Amid Industry Pushback

India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has extended the public feedback deadline for its draft AI labelling rules to **13 November**, following concerns from industry players.

The draft mandates visible watermarks or metadata labels on AI-generated content - at least 10% of an image or 10% of audio clips - and obliges platforms to verify user declarations and maintain traceability of synthetic media. The proposal represents a key step in regulating deepfakes and misinformation.

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4h ago

MeitY Extends Consultation on AI Labelling Rules Amid Industry Pushback

India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has extended the public feedback deadline for its draft AI labelling rules to **13 November**, following concerns from industry players.

The draft mandates visible watermarks or metadata labels on AI-generated content - at least 10% of an image or 10% of audio clips - and obliges platforms to verify user declarations and maintain traceability of synthetic media. The proposal represents a key step in regulating deepfakes and misinformation.

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MeitY Extends Consultation on AI Labelling Rules Amid Industry Pushback

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India extends public feedback window for its AI-labelling draft rules as tech firms flag compliance costs.

India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has extended the public feedback deadline for its draft AI labelling rules to **13 November**, following concerns from industry players.

The draft mandates visible watermarks or metadata labels on AI-generated content - at least 10% of an image or 10% of audio clips - and obliges platforms to verify user declarations and maintain traceability of synthetic media. The proposal represents a key step in regulating deepfakes and misinformation.

India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has extended the public feedback deadline for its draft AI labelling rules to **13 November**, following concerns from industry players.

The draft mandates visible watermarks or metadata labels on AI-generated content - at least 10% of an image or 10% of audio clips - and obliges platforms to verify user declarations and maintain traceability of synthetic media. The proposal represents a key step in regulating deepfakes and misinformation.

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ai
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labelling

ai
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regulation
deepfake
labelling

Source: Hindustantimes

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Nov 22, 2025 • 20:29 IST

neutral

4h ago

India Panel Says No Separate Law Needed to Regulate AI for Now

A high-powered Indian government committee has recommended against a standalone AI law. Instead, it proposes that existing regulators - from data protection to consumer protection - should govern AI applications. The panel argues that current laws are sufficient to manage most AI-related risks, though it calls for an India-specific risk-assessment framework and a grievance mechanism to address harms like bias, privacy violation and misuse.

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4h ago

India Panel Says No Separate Law Needed to Regulate AI for Now

A high-powered Indian government committee has recommended against a standalone AI law. Instead, it proposes that existing regulators - from data protection to consumer protection - should govern AI applications. The panel argues that current laws are sufficient to manage most AI-related risks, though it calls for an India-specific risk-assessment framework and a grievance mechanism to address harms like bias, privacy violation and misuse.

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regulation
governance

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India Panel Says No Separate Law Needed to Regulate AI for Now

about 4 hours ago

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AI panel in India finds no immediate need for a dedicated AI law; existing regulations can manage risk.

A high-powered Indian government committee has recommended against a standalone AI law. Instead, it proposes that existing regulators - from data protection to consumer protection - should govern AI applications. The panel argues that current laws are sufficient to manage most AI-related risks, though it calls for an India-specific risk-assessment framework and a grievance mechanism to address harms like bias, privacy violation and misuse.

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ai
india
policy
regulation
governance

Source: Timesofindia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 20:28 IST

positive

4h ago

Polygon & Anq Developing Sovereign-backed Stablecoin Tied to Indian Govt Debt

Blockchain firm Polygon and fintech startup Anq are reportedly collaborating on a sovereign-backed stablecoin model in India, backed one-to-one by government securities (G-Secs) and Treasury Bills.

This digital token - called ARC - could act as a stable, regulated asset operating within India’s financial perimeter and complement the digital rupee for programmable payments and tokenised finance.

Companies:

Polygon
Anq

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crypto
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stablecoin
blockchain
sovereign

Timesofindia• By Harsh Ranjan

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4h ago

Polygon & Anq Developing Sovereign-backed Stablecoin Tied to Indian Govt Debt

Blockchain firm Polygon and fintech startup Anq are reportedly collaborating on a sovereign-backed stablecoin model in India, backed one-to-one by government securities (G-Secs) and Treasury Bills.

This digital token - called ARC - could act as a stable, regulated asset operating within India’s financial perimeter and complement the digital rupee for programmable payments and tokenised finance.

Companies:

Polygon
Anq

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crypto
india
stablecoin
blockchain
sovereign

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Polygon & Anq Developing Sovereign-backed Stablecoin Tied to Indian Govt Debt

about 4 hours ago

1 min read

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Polygon and Anq plan an Indian stablecoin backed by government securities, not speculation.

Blockchain firm Polygon and fintech startup Anq are reportedly collaborating on a sovereign-backed stablecoin model in India, backed one-to-one by government securities (G-Secs) and Treasury Bills.

This digital token - called ARC - could act as a stable, regulated asset operating within India’s financial perimeter and complement the digital rupee for programmable payments and tokenised finance.

Blockchain firm Polygon and fintech startup Anq are reportedly collaborating on a sovereign-backed stablecoin model in India, backed one-to-one by government securities (G-Secs) and Treasury Bills.

This digital token - called ARC - could act as a stable, regulated asset operating within India’s financial perimeter and complement the digital rupee for programmable payments and tokenised finance.

Companies:

Polygon
Anq

Tags:

crypto
india
stablecoin
blockchain
sovereign

crypto
india
stablecoin
blockchain
sovereign

Source: Timesofindia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 20:24 IST

neutral

4h ago

India Eyes Stablecoin Regulations in Upcoming Economic Survey

The Indian government is exploring a regulatory framework for stablecoins to include in its 2025–26 Economic Survey, potentially diverging from the RBI’s cautious stance. This could pave the way for more formal, regulated INR-pegged digital assets, while supporting innovation and preserving monetary control.

However, the RBI continues to warn of systemic and financial stability risks associated with private digital currencies.

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crypto
india
stablecoin
regulation
policy

Cointelegraph• By Harsh Ranjan

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neutral

4h ago

India Eyes Stablecoin Regulations in Upcoming Economic Survey

The Indian government is exploring a regulatory framework for stablecoins to include in its 2025–26 Economic Survey, potentially diverging from the RBI’s cautious stance. This could pave the way for more formal, regulated INR-pegged digital assets, while supporting innovation and preserving monetary control.

However, the RBI continues to warn of systemic and financial stability risks associated with private digital currencies.

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stablecoin
regulation
policy

Cointelegraph• By Harsh Ranjan

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India Eyes Stablecoin Regulations in Upcoming Economic Survey

about 4 hours ago

1 min read

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India may regulate stablecoins via its Economic Survey, balancing innovation with monetary control.

The Indian government is exploring a regulatory framework for stablecoins to include in its 2025–26 Economic Survey, potentially diverging from the RBI’s cautious stance. This could pave the way for more formal, regulated INR-pegged digital assets, while supporting innovation and preserving monetary control.

However, the RBI continues to warn of systemic and financial stability risks associated with private digital currencies.

The Indian government is exploring a regulatory framework for stablecoins to include in its 2025–26 Economic Survey, potentially diverging from the RBI’s cautious stance. This could pave the way for more formal, regulated INR-pegged digital assets, while supporting innovation and preserving monetary control.

However, the RBI continues to warn of systemic and financial stability risks associated with private digital currencies.

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crypto
india
stablecoin
regulation
policy

crypto
india
stablecoin
regulation
policy

Source: Cointelegraph

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Nov 22, 2025 • 20:23 IST

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4h ago

Moody’s projects India growth at 7 % in 2025, dipping to 6.4 % in 2026

Rating agency Moody's has projected India’s economic growth at 7 % for 2025, before moderating to 6.4 % in 2026. The forecast reflects strong domestic demand and reform momentum, though global external headwinds and slowing manufacturing growth weigh on near-term prospects.

Moody’s said the robust pipeline of infrastructure projects and policy reforms underpin the outlook, but flagged that global volatility and export weakness could temper expansion next year.

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M• By Harsh Ranjan

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4h ago

Moody’s projects India growth at 7 % in 2025, dipping to 6.4 % in 2026

Rating agency Moody's has projected India’s economic growth at 7 % for 2025, before moderating to 6.4 % in 2026. The forecast reflects strong domestic demand and reform momentum, though global external headwinds and slowing manufacturing growth weigh on near-term prospects.

Moody’s said the robust pipeline of infrastructure projects and policy reforms underpin the outlook, but flagged that global volatility and export weakness could temper expansion next year.

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Moody’s projects India growth at 7 % in 2025, dipping to 6.4 % in 2026

about 5 hours ago

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Moody’s sees India growing 7 % in 2025, then slowing to 6.4 % in 2026 amid external risks.

Rating agency Moody's has projected India’s economic growth at 7 % for 2025, before moderating to 6.4 % in 2026. The forecast reflects strong domestic demand and reform momentum, though global external headwinds and slowing manufacturing growth weigh on near-term prospects.

Moody’s said the robust pipeline of infrastructure projects and policy reforms underpin the outlook, but flagged that global volatility and export weakness could temper expansion next year.

Rating agency Moody's has projected India’s economic growth at 7 % for 2025, before moderating to 6.4 % in 2026. The forecast reflects strong domestic demand and reform momentum, though global external headwinds and slowing manufacturing growth weigh on near-term prospects.

Moody’s said the robust pipeline of infrastructure projects and policy reforms underpin the outlook, but flagged that global volatility and export weakness could temper expansion next year.

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moody's

economy
india
growth
forecast
moody's

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Nov 22, 2025 • 19:35 IST

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4h ago

India’s business growth slows to six-month low amid weak manufacturing

India’s private sector growth in November 2025 slowed to its weakest pace in six months, with the composite PMI dropping to 59.9 from October’s 60.4. Manufacturing activity fell sharply to 57.4, a nine-month low, as new orders waned and global competition intensified.

Services held up somewhat at 59.5. Export orders rose at the slowest rate since March, while inflation pressures eased significantly, raising expectations of a possible interest-rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India soon.

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services

Reuters• By Harsh Ranjan

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caution

4h ago

India’s business growth slows to six-month low amid weak manufacturing

India’s private sector growth in November 2025 slowed to its weakest pace in six months, with the composite PMI dropping to 59.9 from October’s 60.4. Manufacturing activity fell sharply to 57.4, a nine-month low, as new orders waned and global competition intensified.

Services held up somewhat at 59.5. Export orders rose at the slowest rate since March, while inflation pressures eased significantly, raising expectations of a possible interest-rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India soon.

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pmi
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India’s business growth slows to six-month low amid weak manufacturing

about 5 hours ago

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India’s November PMI dips; manufacturing weakens, services moderate and rate-cut hopes rise.

India’s private sector growth in November 2025 slowed to its weakest pace in six months, with the composite PMI dropping to 59.9 from October’s 60.4. Manufacturing activity fell sharply to 57.4, a nine-month low, as new orders waned and global competition intensified.

Services held up somewhat at 59.5. Export orders rose at the slowest rate since March, while inflation pressures eased significantly, raising expectations of a possible interest-rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India soon.

India’s private sector growth in November 2025 slowed to its weakest pace in six months, with the composite PMI dropping to 59.9 from October’s 60.4. Manufacturing activity fell sharply to 57.4, a nine-month low, as new orders waned and global competition intensified.

Services held up somewhat at 59.5. Export orders rose at the slowest rate since March, while inflation pressures eased significantly, raising expectations of a possible interest-rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India soon.

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india
pmi
manufacturing
services

economy
india
pmi
manufacturing
services

Source: Reuters

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Nov 22, 2025 • 19:33 IST

positive

5h ago

Coinbase to Introduce Round-the-Clock Futures Trading for Major Altcoins

Coinbase Markets announced plans to launch 24/7 futures trading starting December 5, enabling continuous derivatives access for tokens such as Shiba Inu (SHIB), Bitcoin Cash and Dogecoin. The move aims to broaden institutional and retail participation as demand grows for regulated crypto derivatives. Coinbase noted that around-the-clock availability reflects the global nature of crypto markets and supports traders seeking deeper liquidity.

Companies:

Coinbase

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positive

5h ago

Coinbase to Introduce Round-the-Clock Futures Trading for Major Altcoins

Coinbase Markets announced plans to launch 24/7 futures trading starting December 5, enabling continuous derivatives access for tokens such as Shiba Inu (SHIB), Bitcoin Cash and Dogecoin. The move aims to broaden institutional and retail participation as demand grows for regulated crypto derivatives. Coinbase noted that around-the-clock availability reflects the global nature of crypto markets and supports traders seeking deeper liquidity.

Companies:

Coinbase

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Coinbase to Introduce Round-the-Clock Futures Trading for Major Altcoins

about 5 hours ago

1 min read

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Coinbase will roll out 24/7 futures trading for SHIB, Bitcoin Cash and Dogecoin from December 5, expanding institutional and retail derivatives access.

Coinbase Markets announced plans to launch 24/7 futures trading starting December 5, enabling continuous derivatives access for tokens such as Shiba Inu (SHIB), Bitcoin Cash and Dogecoin. The move aims to broaden institutional and retail participation as demand grows for regulated crypto derivatives. Coinbase noted that around-the-clock availability reflects the global nature of crypto markets and supports traders seeking deeper liquidity.

Companies:

Coinbase

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coinbase
futures
altcoins
derivatives

crypto
coinbase
futures
altcoins
derivatives

Source: CoinDesk

By Ayush SamantarayExplore:Mutual Fund Screening

Nov 22, 2025 • 19:20 IST

neutral

5h ago

Government Prepares Unified Securities Markets Code for Winter Session

The Indian government is expected to introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill during the Winter session of Parliament, aiming to consolidate multiple financial market laws into a unified framework. The proposed legislation may merge various SEBI regulations, depository rules and trading-related acts to streamline oversight. Officials believe a consolidated code will improve regulatory clarity, reduce duplication and enhance enforcement efficiency.

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regulation

Timesofindia• By Ayush Samantaray

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neutral

5h ago

Government Prepares Unified Securities Markets Code for Winter Session

The Indian government is expected to introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill during the Winter session of Parliament, aiming to consolidate multiple financial market laws into a unified framework. The proposed legislation may merge various SEBI regulations, depository rules and trading-related acts to streamline oversight. Officials believe a consolidated code will improve regulatory clarity, reduce duplication and enhance enforcement efficiency.

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economy
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sebi
regulation

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Government Prepares Unified Securities Markets Code for Winter Session

about 5 hours ago

1 min read

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India plans to table the Securities Markets Code Bill this Winter session to unify SEBI and market-related laws, improving regulatory clarity and enforcement.

The Indian government is expected to introduce the Securities Markets Code Bill during the Winter session of Parliament, aiming to consolidate multiple financial market laws into a unified framework. The proposed legislation may merge various SEBI regulations, depository rules and trading-related acts to streamline oversight. Officials believe a consolidated code will improve regulatory clarity, reduce duplication and enhance enforcement efficiency.

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economy
markets
policy
sebi
regulation

economy
markets
policy
sebi
regulation

Source: Timesofindia

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Nov 22, 2025 • 19:15 IST

positive

5h ago

Nvidia Reaches Historic $5 Trillion Valuation Amid Ongoing AI Boom

Nvidia became the first company to cross a $5 trillion market capitalization, driven by unprecedented demand for AI computing infrastructure. Strong data-center GPU sales, hyperscaler investments and rising enterprise adoption continue to fuel revenue projections. Analysts note that Nvidia’s leadership in AI hardware, software and ecosystem partnerships has positioned it at the center of global technology spending.

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Nvidia

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technology

Theaitrack• By Ayush Samantaray

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positive

5h ago

Nvidia Reaches Historic $5 Trillion Valuation Amid Ongoing AI Boom

Nvidia became the first company to cross a $5 trillion market capitalization, driven by unprecedented demand for AI computing infrastructure. Strong data-center GPU sales, hyperscaler investments and rising enterprise adoption continue to fuel revenue projections. Analysts note that Nvidia’s leadership in AI hardware, software and ecosystem partnerships has positioned it at the center of global technology spending.

Companies:

Nvidia

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Nvidia Reaches Historic $5 Trillion Valuation Amid Ongoing AI Boom

about 5 hours ago

1 min read

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Nvidia crossed a historic $5 trillion valuation as soaring AI demand, data-center growth and hyperscaler investments continue to propel the company forward.

Nvidia became the first company to cross a $5 trillion market capitalization, driven by unprecedented demand for AI computing infrastructure. Strong data-center GPU sales, hyperscaler investments and rising enterprise adoption continue to fuel revenue projections. Analysts note that Nvidia’s leadership in AI hardware, software and ecosystem partnerships has positioned it at the center of global technology spending.

Companies:

Nvidia

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technology

AI
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valuation
technology

Source: Theaitrack

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Nov 22, 2025 • 19:09 IST

neutral

5h ago

Analyst Bandu Barve Highlights Five Stocks for Potential Upside

Bandu Barve released a fresh list of stock ideas for November 23, identifying Narayana Hrudayalaya, Aether Industries, Max Healthcare Institute, Eicher Motors, and Jubilant Ingrevia as candidates with potential to influence market sentiment. The selections span healthcare, specialty chemicals, automobiles, and diversified manufacturing. Barve noted improving operating trends across these companies along with sector-specific catalysts.

Companies:

Narayana Hrudayalaya
Aether Industries
Max Healthcare Institute
Eicher Motors
Jubilant Ingrevia

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stocks
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india

Thehindubusinessline• By Ayush Samantaray

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neutral

5h ago

Analyst Bandu Barve Highlights Five Stocks for Potential Upside

Bandu Barve released a fresh list of stock ideas for November 23, identifying Narayana Hrudayalaya, Aether Industries, Max Healthcare Institute, Eicher Motors, and Jubilant Ingrevia as candidates with potential to influence market sentiment. The selections span healthcare, specialty chemicals, automobiles, and diversified manufacturing. Barve noted improving operating trends across these companies along with sector-specific catalysts.

Companies:

Narayana Hrudayalaya
Aether Industries
Max Healthcare Institute
Eicher Motors
Jubilant Ingrevia

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stocks
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india

Thehindubusinessline• By Ayush Samantaray

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Analyst Bandu Barve Highlights Five Stocks for Potential Upside

about 6 hours ago

1 min read

55 words

Bandu Barve identified five stocks—Narayana Hrudayalaya, Aether Industries, Max Healthcare, Eicher Motors and Jubilant Ingrevia—as potential market movers for November 23.

Bandu Barve released a fresh list of stock ideas for November 23, identifying Narayana Hrudayalaya, Aether Industries, Max Healthcare Institute, Eicher Motors, and Jubilant Ingrevia as candidates with potential to influence market sentiment. The selections span healthcare, specialty chemicals, automobiles, and diversified manufacturing. Barve noted improving operating trends across these companies along with sector-specific catalysts.

Companies:

Narayana Hrudayalaya
Aether Industries
Max Healthcare Institute
Eicher Motors
Jubilant Ingrevia

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stocks
markets
stock picks
india

stocks
markets
stock picks
india

Source: Thehindubusinessline

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Nov 22, 2025 • 19:03 IST

positive

5h ago

India Begins Rollout of Next-Generation RFID Biometric e-Passports

India has started issuing e-passports equipped with embedded RFID chips and biometric data under the Passport Seva Programme 2.0, as part of a nationwide digital upgrades. The new passports feature a secure contactless microchip storing demographic and facial biometric information, and advanced security features including interlocking micro-letters, relief tints and a chip logo on the cover. Initial issuance is in select cities, with expansion planned across the country.

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global
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biometrics
travel document

Zeenews• By Ayush Samantaray

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positive

5h ago

India Begins Rollout of Next-Generation RFID Biometric e-Passports

India has started issuing e-passports equipped with embedded RFID chips and biometric data under the Passport Seva Programme 2.0, as part of a nationwide digital upgrades. The new passports feature a secure contactless microchip storing demographic and facial biometric information, and advanced security features including interlocking micro-letters, relief tints and a chip logo on the cover. Initial issuance is in select cities, with expansion planned across the country.

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biometrics
travel document

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India Begins Rollout of Next-Generation RFID Biometric e-Passports

about 6 hours ago

1 min read

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India is launching e-passports with RFID chips and biometric storage to strengthen travel document security and streamline international immigration.

India has started issuing e-passports equipped with embedded RFID chips and biometric data under the Passport Seva Programme 2.0, as part of a nationwide digital upgrades. The new passports feature a secure contactless microchip storing demographic and facial biometric information, and advanced security features including interlocking micro-letters, relief tints and a chip logo on the cover. Initial issuance is in select cities, with expansion planned across the country.

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global
technology
india
biometrics
travel document

global
technology
india
biometrics
travel document

Source: Zeenews

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Nov 22, 2025 • 18:52 IST

positive

5h ago

Elon Musk Leads 2025 Rich List with Trillion-Dollar Potential

In the 2025 ranking of the world’s richest individuals, Elon Musk tops the chart with a net worth near US$491 billion, according to Forbes. Analysts highlight that he is on track to become the first trillionaire in history, backed by a shareholder-approved Tesla pay-package and his stakes in entities such as SpaceX and xAI. Technology founders dominate the list, with nine of the top ten being American men. The wealth surge is tied to gains in AI, cloud and semiconductor shares throughout the year.

Companies:

Tesla
SpaceX
xAI

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global
wealth
technology
billionaires
elon musk

Zeenews• By Ayush Samantaray

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positive

5h ago

Elon Musk Leads 2025 Rich List with Trillion-Dollar Potential

In the 2025 ranking of the world’s richest individuals, Elon Musk tops the chart with a net worth near US$491 billion, according to Forbes. Analysts highlight that he is on track to become the first trillionaire in history, backed by a shareholder-approved Tesla pay-package and his stakes in entities such as SpaceX and xAI. Technology founders dominate the list, with nine of the top ten being American men. The wealth surge is tied to gains in AI, cloud and semiconductor shares throughout the year.

Companies:

Tesla
SpaceX
xAI

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elon musk

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Elon Musk Leads 2025 Rich List with Trillion-Dollar Potential

about 6 hours ago

1 min read

84 words

Elon Musk leads global wealth rankings at around US$491 billion and is poised to become the first trillionaire as tech fortunes surge.

In the 2025 ranking of the world’s richest individuals, Elon Musk tops the chart with a net worth near US$491 billion, according to Forbes. Analysts highlight that he is on track to become the first trillionaire in history, backed by a shareholder-approved Tesla pay-package and his stakes in entities such as SpaceX and xAI. Technology founders dominate the list, with nine of the top ten being American men. The wealth surge is tied to gains in AI, cloud and semiconductor shares throughout the year.

Companies:

Tesla
SpaceX
xAI

Tags:

global
wealth
technology
billionaires
elon musk

global
wealth
technology
billionaires
elon musk

Source: Zeenews

By Ayush SamantarayExplore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund

Nov 22, 2025 • 18:50 IST

positive

5h ago

Google’s Gemini App Introduces AI-Image Verification Feature

Google has launched a new capability in its Gemini app allowing users to upload an image and ask whether it was generated or edited using Google’s AI tools. The feature uses the company’s SynthID digital watermark embedded in AI-created images to provide verification. Google noted the rollout currently covers images created with its AI systems and plans to expand support to video and audio in the future.

Companies:

Google

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google
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apps

Zeenews• By Ayush Samantaray

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positive

5h ago

Google’s Gemini App Introduces AI-Image Verification Feature

Google has launched a new capability in its Gemini app allowing users to upload an image and ask whether it was generated or edited using Google’s AI tools. The feature uses the company’s SynthID digital watermark embedded in AI-created images to provide verification. Google noted the rollout currently covers images created with its AI systems and plans to expand support to video and audio in the future.

Companies:

Google

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Google’s Gemini App Introduces AI-Image Verification Feature

about 6 hours ago

1 min read

68 words

Google’s Gemini app now lets users verify if an image was AI-generated using SynthID watermarks, with expansion planned to video and audio formats.

Google has launched a new capability in its Gemini app allowing users to upload an image and ask whether it was generated or edited using Google’s AI tools. The feature uses the company’s SynthID digital watermark embedded in AI-created images to provide verification. Google noted the rollout currently covers images created with its AI systems and plans to expand support to video and audio in the future.

Companies:

Google

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AI
technology
google
image verification
apps

AI
technology
google
image verification
apps

Source: Zeenews

By Ayush SamantarayExplore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund

Nov 22, 2025 • 18:48 IST

neutral

5h ago

Five Key Financial Mistakes to Avoid if You Aim to Become a Crorepati in Ten Years

Financial advisors highlight that aspiring crorepatis must avoid excessive debt, small-cap concentration, lack of long-term tax-aware planning, excessive market timing and neglecting regular equity investment. These five key financial decisions reduce compounding potential over a decade. Building a substantial corpus relies on disciplined monthly savings combined with diversified index exposure and consistent SIPs. Experts point out that emotional decisions during bear markets, over-reliance on hot IPOs and underestimating inflation also derail long-term goals.

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wealth building

Zeenews• By Ayush Samantaray

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neutral

5h ago

Five Key Financial Mistakes to Avoid if You Aim to Become a Crorepati in Ten Years

Financial advisors highlight that aspiring crorepatis must avoid excessive debt, small-cap concentration, lack of long-term tax-aware planning, excessive market timing and neglecting regular equity investment. These five key financial decisions reduce compounding potential over a decade. Building a substantial corpus relies on disciplined monthly savings combined with diversified index exposure and consistent SIPs. Experts point out that emotional decisions during bear markets, over-reliance on hot IPOs and underestimating inflation also derail long-term goals.

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mutual_funds
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india
wealth building

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Five Key Financial Mistakes to Avoid if You Aim to Become a Crorepati in Ten Years

about 6 hours ago

1 min read

75 words

Avoiding debt, timing the market, concentrated bets, ignoring tax and missing regular SIPs are five pitfalls that hinder becoming a crorepati in ten years.

Financial advisors highlight that aspiring crorepatis must avoid excessive debt, small-cap concentration, lack of long-term tax-aware planning, excessive market timing and neglecting regular equity investment. These five key financial decisions reduce compounding potential over a decade. Building a substantial corpus relies on disciplined monthly savings combined with diversified index exposure and consistent SIPs. Experts point out that emotional decisions during bear markets, over-reliance on hot IPOs and underestimating inflation also derail long-term goals.

Tags:

mutual_funds
personal finance
investment strategy
india
wealth building

mutual_funds
personal finance
investment strategy
india
wealth building

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Nov 22, 2025 • 18:40 IST

positive

6h ago

How Investors Use SIPs to Build a ₹1 Crore Portfolio

Investors can reach around ₹1 crore by combining long durations, consistent SIP amounts and funds with steady historical performance. Higher tenures help compounding work effectively, while increasing SIP amounts annually accelerates growth. Selecting diversified equity funds and staying invested through market cycles improves the probability of achieving the target. Reviewing costs and adjusting contributions strengthens long-term results.

To revisit the beginning of this series, read Article 1.

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Discvr• By Ayush Samantaray

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6h ago

How Investors Use SIPs to Build a ₹1 Crore Portfolio

Investors can reach around ₹1 crore by combining long durations, consistent SIP amounts and funds with steady historical performance. Higher tenures help compounding work effectively, while increasing SIP amounts annually accelerates growth. Selecting diversified equity funds and staying invested through market cycles improves the probability of achieving the target. Reviewing costs and adjusting contributions strengthens long-term results.

To revisit the beginning of this series, read Article 1.

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How Investors Use SIPs to Build a ₹1 Crore Portfolio

about 6 hours ago

1 min read

67 words

Achieving ₹1 crore through SIPs depends on long-term compounding, disciplined investing and choosing consistent equity funds with controlled costs.

Investors can reach around ₹1 crore by combining long durations, consistent SIP amounts and funds with steady historical performance. Higher tenures help compounding work effectively, while increasing SIP amounts annually accelerates growth. Selecting diversified equity funds and staying invested through market cycles improves the probability of achieving the target. Reviewing costs and adjusting contributions strengthens long-term results.

To revisit the beginning of this series, read Article 1.

Investors can reach around ₹1 crore by combining long durations, consistent SIP amounts and funds with steady historical performance. Higher tenures help compounding work effectively, while increasing SIP amounts annually accelerates growth. Selecting diversified equity funds and staying invested through market cycles improves the probability of achieving the target. Reviewing costs and adjusting contributions strengthens long-term results.

To revisit the beginning of this series, read Article 1.

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Nov 22, 2025 • 18:31 IST

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