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    SCHOTT Pharma India marks a new chapter, building on its strong national presence and global capabilities

    New identity reinforces the company’s focus on innovation, customer partnerships and pharmaceutical drug containment and delivery solutions

    Quant Small Cap Fund exits ICICI Bank and 5 others, reduce stake in Zydus Wellness and 5 more in September

    Quant Small Cap Fund exited ICICI Bank and five other stocks in September while trimming its holdings in six stocks, including Zydus Wellness. The fund also added six new stocks to its portfolio and increased its stake in 10 others, according to its monthly portfolio disclosure.

    India, Bulgaria review bilateral ties; push for early India-EU FTA

    India and Bulgaria have called for early implementation of the India-EU free trade agreement, saying it could significantly deepen bilateral economic ties. The two sides also reviewed cooperation in trade, investment, AI, space, defence, science and technology, while discussing wider regional and global issues.

    For long-term investors who know and accept that more trouble might be on the way: 5 mid-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 32%

    Headwinds continue to hit both the global and domestic markets. As the situation is unlikely to improve anytime soon, we may see a further erosion in stock prices in the coming weeks, even months. The thing to understand is this: Not all stock price drops are the same.

    School assembly news headlines for August 28: Top India, world, sports and business updates

    School Assembly News Headlines for August 28, 2026: India’s key developments include PM Modi’s upcoming Central Asia visit, preparations for the BRICS Summit, Nepal flood relief and new initiatives in Uttar Pradesh. International news focuses on Nepal floods and Dolly Parton’s death. Sports includes India’s cricket results and upcoming fixtures, while business news tracks markets, Nvidia and forex flows.

    Govt renews MoU aimed at standardising medicinal plants used as traditional systems of medicine

    India's government has renewed a three-year pact for standardizing medicinal plants. This initiative aims to harmonize quality standards with global benchmarks. The agreement builds upon the successful "One Herb, One Standard" concept launched earlier. It will develop uniform standards for single plant drugs across traditional systems. This collaboration strengthens India's position as a trusted global standard-setter.

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