CHENNAI: Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is likely to clear National Stock Exchange’s (NSE) longdelayed initial public offering (IPO) soon. Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey indicated in Chennai on Saturday that the NOC for the public offer could come before the end of this month, signalling a possible end to years of regulatory…
NEW DELHI :A group of 272 prominent citizens including retired judges, bureaucrats and armed forces veterans Wednesday wrote an open letter, lashing out at Congress neta Rahul Gandhi for unleashing his “impotent rage born out of repeated electoral failure” to tarnish EC’s dignity.They said Rahul has repeatedly attacked EC over accusations of “vote theft” using…
The Union Budget 2026-27 is just one week away and the EV sector is expecting FM Sitharaman to introduce measures aimed at accelerating electric vehicle adoption in India. Deloitte India has highlighted that the government could focus on strengthening domestic manufacturing, supporting clean mobility, and encouraging investment across the EV value chain.Sheena Sareen, Partner at…
The European Central Bank on Wednesday unveiled the timeline for the eurozone’s initiative to shape the development of a tokenized wholesale financial ecosystem based around the single currency and ensure the euro’s continued relevance as an international currency. The strategy comprises Pontes, a distributed ledger technology (DLT) layer for transactions seen debuting in the third…
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India condemns ‘hostility’ against Bangladesh minorities NEW DELHI: The acrimonious exchanges between India and Bangladesh in the past few weeks came to a head on Friday with India slamming Dhaka for “unremitting hostility” against minorities – including Hindus, Christians and Buddhists – in the country at the hands of extremists. Calling it a matter of…
