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SEBI Clean Chit Sends Adani Stocks Soaring, GQG Reaps Massive Gains

SEBI Clean Chit Sends Adani Stocks Soaring, GQG Reaps Massive Gains

GQG Partners was the first strategic investor in Adani Group entities following the Hindenburg Research study. Jain is the Chairman and Chief Investment Officer (CIO) at GQG Partners. Rajiv Jain's boutique-style investment firm GQG Partners, which owns Adani Energy Solutions, Adani Enterprises, Adani Ports, Adani Power, and Adani Green Energy Ltd, made strong notional gains of nearly Rs 1,840 crore after SEBI dismissed the Hindenburg allegations. These Adani scrips jumped up to 9%. The Adani group investor, which oversees $167.6 billion in funds, owned Rs 49,172 crore in Adani equities today compared to Rs 47,333 crore the day before, up…
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Nissan confirms E20-compatible Magnite with warranty protection, strengthens push for sustainable mobility

Nissan confirms E20-compatible Magnite with warranty protection, strengthens push for sustainable mobility

Nissan Motor India has reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable mobility by confirming that the New Nissan Magnite is fully E20 fuel-compatible, aligning with the Government of India’s green fuel initiatives. The company emphasized that both its powertrains — the 1.0L HR10 turbocharged petrol engine (E20 compliant since August 2024) and the BR10 naturally aspirated petrol engine (E20 compliant since February 2025) — are equipped to run smoothly on E20 fuel. The New Magnite has already earned recognition for safety with a 5-star GNCAP rating and recently introduced a segment-first 10-year warranty programme, underlining Nissan’s long-term commitment to customers. The company…
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Sony India launches ‘Ab Kuch Cinematic Karte Hain’ campaign to revolutionize wedding videography

Sony India launches ‘Ab Kuch Cinematic Karte Hain’ campaign to revolutionize wedding videography

Sony India on Monday unveiled its new campaign, ‘Ab Kuch Cinematic Karte Hain’, aimed at empowering local wedding photo and video studios to bring cinematic quality to their craft. Celebrating the unsung heroes of Indian weddings, the campaign emphasizes the transition from legacy cameras to Sony’s FX30, the entry-level model in the Cinema Line, designed to offer professional features at an accessible price point. Mukesh Srivastava, Head of Imaging Business, Sony India, said, “Weddings are more than events — they are once-in-a-lifetime stories deserving cinematic storytelling. This campaign honours tradition while inviting studios to embrace the future.” The campaign film,…
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Renault Group elevates India’s role with key leadership appointments in design and engineering

Renault Group elevates India’s role with key leadership appointments in design and engineering

Renault Group India has announced two significant leadership appointments, underscoring India’s rising stature as a global hub for automotive design and engineering. The move highlights the company’s ambition to accelerate growth in one of the world’s most dynamic markets and strengthen cooperation with local teams. Dr. Vikraman V has been named Chief of Renault Engineering at Renault Nissan Technology & Business Centre India (RNTBCI), Chennai. With nearly two decades at Mahindra & Mahindra, where he led the Vehicle Mechanical Division, Dr. Vikraman brings expertise across EV and ICE platforms. He holds a PhD in automotive engineering from IIT Madras. Sandeep…
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Cottonseed oil futures prices decrease due to weak demand

Cottonseed oil futures prices decrease due to weak demand

New Delhi: Cottonseed oil cake prices fell by Rs 9 to Rs 2,914 per quintal in futures trade on Thursday as traders reduced their positions following a weak trend in the spot market. On the National Commodity Exchange (NCDEX), cottonseed oil cake contracts for December delivery fell by Rs 9, or 0.31 percent, to Rs 2,914 per quintal with a turnover of 13,320 lots. Analysts said selling by traders at current levels amid subdued market sentiment mainly led to the fall in cottonseed oil cake prices.
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Brain Tumours Don’t Always Start with a Headache

Brain Tumours Don’t Always Start with a Headache

DR VARINDERA PAUL SINGH, CHAIRMAN, NEUROSURGERY, MEDANTA- THE MEDICITY, GURUGRAM Brain tumours are abnormal masses that develop in the brain and may be either non-cancerous (benign) or cancerous (malignant). In India, an estimated 40,000 cases of brain tumours are recorded every year. Researchers have found that in the North East region, the incidence of brain tumours were over twice more prevalent among males than in females, and were most common in the 20-60 years age group. It is often assumed that headaches are the defining sign of a brain tumour. This is because any addition to the closed skull cavity…
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MoS Pabitra Margherita represents India at Papua New Guinea’s 50th Independence Anniversary

MoS Pabitra Margherita represents India at Papua New Guinea’s 50th Independence Anniversary

Minister of State for External Affairs, Shri Pabitra Margherita, represented India at the grand celebrations of Papua New Guinea’s 50th Independence Day at Independence Hill, Port Moresby, today. Prior to the ceremony, MoS Margherita met Prime Minister James Marape, conveying warm greetings from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the people of India. The leaders discussed strategies to strengthen bilateral trade relations, reflecting the growing partnership between India and Papua New Guinea. During his visit, Minister Margherita engaged with leading business figures, including key Indian entrepreneurs in the textile sector, exploring avenues to deepen trade and economic cooperation. Sharing his experiences…
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American Tourister unveils “Everyone’s In” campaign featuring Ananya Panday and Siddhant Chaturvedi

American Tourister unveils “Everyone’s In” campaign featuring Ananya Panday and Siddhant Chaturvedi

American Tourister, a leading travel gear brand, launched its vibrant new campaign “Everyone’s In,” celebrating youthful energy, inclusivity, and the joy of shared experiences. Anchored by a 2-minute original track sung by Jonita Gandhi and Siddhant Chaturvedi, the campaign features Ananya Panday and Siddhant Chaturvedi in a lively, outdoorsy music video reflecting road trips, spontaneous adventures, and new friendships. The campaign also includes 20 and 30-second digital edits to engage young, socially connected travellers. Anushree Tainwala, Executive President – Marketing, Samsonite South Asia, highlighted, “Our campaign celebrates travel as an experience – the people you meet, the memories you create,…
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Modi Replies to Gates’ Birthday Note, Emphasizes India’s Role in Global Progress

Modi Replies to Gates’ Birthday Note, Emphasizes India’s Role in Global Progress

Thank you for your kind greetings, Bill Gates. "India looks forward to collaborating to create a sustainable and promising future for future generations," Prime Minister Modi said. As Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates wished PM Modi a happy 75th birthday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reacted on Thursday with thanks, emphasizing the necessity of working together to create a sustainable future for future generations. "Thank you for your nice greeting, @BillGates. India looks forward to collaborating to create a sustainable and prosperous future for future generations," PM Modi wrote in a post on X. In his greeting on Wednesday, Gates…
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“Parkinson’s Awareness: When to Consult a Movement Disorder Specialist and the Advances in DBS Therapy”

“Parkinson’s Awareness: When to Consult a Movement Disorder Specialist and the Advances in DBS Therapy”

Prof. Dr. Rupam Borgohain,Senior Consultant Neurologist and Programme Director-PDMDRC, Yashoda Hospitals, Hyderabad(Hitec City), says, A chronic neurological condition that affects movement, Parkinson's disease causes tremors, stiffness, slowness, and reduced balance. Even though medicines are crucial for managing symptoms, many patients eventually experience decreased efficacy or undesirable side effects with prolonged drug use. Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) has become a revolutionary treatment in recent years, giving patients new hope for increased control and a higher standard of living. Deep Brain Stimulation: A Revolution in the Treatment of Parkinson's Disease Prof. Dr. Rupam Borgohain said DBS involves placing tiny electrodes into particular…
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