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Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit appointed new Chief of Air Force, replacing Amar Preet Singh
Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit has been appointed as the new Chief of the Indian Air Force. He succeeds Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh after a long and distinguished career. Dixit has flown various aircraft and logged over 3,500 hours of flying. He is recognized for promoting indigenous aircraft projects, particularly the LCA Tejas. Air Marshal Dixit is expected to further advance the government's Aatmanirbharta initiative.
Is Ja’Marr Chase injured? Bengals WR leaves vs Jacksonville Jaguars for concussion evaluation after facemask hit
Ja'Marr Chase was evaluated for a possible concussion after a hard hit during the Bengals' game. He had recorded three catches for 26 yards before leaving the field. The incident occurred during a play in which he was tackled by two Jaguars players. Following the hit, Cincinnati was able to tie the game at 3-3 with a field goal.
No market, no bank, no internet: Actor Madhavan is fascinated by man who chose to live alone in Amazon rainforest for 38 years
Actor Madhavan recently shared a video featuring Chico, a man who has been living alone in the Amazon rainforest for 38 years. Embracing a self-sufficient lifestyle, Chico grows his own food and collects rainwater for drinking. He also shared insights into his unique life in the Amazon with a visiting Yes Theory team, who interviewed him and documented his remarkable off-grid way of living.
Tata Sons shake-up could hit Tata Group credit ratings, S&P warns
S&P Global Ratings has indicated that upcoming changes within the Tata Group may affect credit quality. The agency pointed out that leadership transitions could challenge the continuity of the group's strategies and financial policies. Significant growth plans exist for various Tata companies, emphasizing their importance to Tata Sons. A potential public listing of Tata Sons might introduce public shareholder scrutiny and impact group support assessments.
Change in Tata structure could affect rating, says S&P
The leadership transition or changes in the group structure or stakeholder priorities may raise questions around the continuity of the group's strategy and financial policy, and the likelihood of group support over the longer term, the rating agency said.
Tata Sons listing, leadership transition may reshape group's long-term financial strategy: S&P
S&P Global said a potential Tata Sons leadership transition or listing would not immediately affect group company ratings, with financial policy changes likely to be gradual. The agency said a listing would be credit-neutral near term, though greater scrutiny of capital allocation, shareholder returns and support for weaker group companies could affect its longer-term assessment.
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LCA Mk2, AMCA first flight dates confirmed: Defence Secretary reveals timeline for India’s next-gen fighter jets
India's LCA Mk2 medium weight fighter prototype is expected to fly by September 2027. The country's Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft, or AMCA, is targeted for its first flight in September 2028. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh provided clear timelines for these military aircraft programs. Test flights are set to occur between June and September next year. These developments are crucial for enhancing India's air combat capabilities against regional threats.
From pickups to idle plants: automakers seek lifeline from defence boom
Western automakers are increasingly looking at defense contracts as a way to boost revenues and utilize excess capacity. Companies like Ford, GM, and Jaguar Land Rover are bidding for military vehicle contracts. Despite these efforts, executives express skepticism about the financial impact on overall revenues. Automakers are offloading surplus factories to defense manufacturers due to the growing demand for military production.
Inside Tata Sons' power struggle: Tata Trusts, Chandrasekaran and the battle over control
Tata Sons is facing a boardroom dispute with its largest shareholder, Tata Trusts, over chairman N Chandrasekaran’s reappointment and a potential stock market listing. Led by Noel Tata, the trusts are weighing legal options, while lawyers Abhishek Manu Singhvi and Harish Salve have offered opposing interpretations of Tata Sons’ governance rules.
Tata dispute sends India Inc scrambling to shore up shareholder rights
A boardroom dispute at Tata Sons is prompting founders, strategic investors and private equity firms across India to review shareholder agreements and governance clauses, lawyers and directors said. The concern is whether a company board can override a majority shareholder on key decisions.
Bharat Dynamics shares rise 2% in a weak market after bagging Rs 811 crore order from Ministry of Defence
Bharat Dynamics shares gained 2% after the Defence Ministry awarded an Rs 810.79-crore contract for 160 SAT-SAAW weapons and associated equipment for the Indian Air Force, adding to the company’s order visibility amid rising defence spending.
ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or IBC - Part 77: This auto ancillary wants to double revenue by FY30. Execution to decide
A business can diversify in two ways: Slowly, by building new capabilities internally; or quickly, by acquisitions. This supplier has chosen the second route. It has expanded from a mechanical-only portfolio to a multi-discipline platform, doubled its manufacturing footprint, and added more than four alliances. The opportunity is obvious: A broader product basket and new global orders. The risk is equally important. The new businesses still have to prove that growth can translate into durable returns.
Defence ministry signs Rs 811 crore deal with BDL for 160 satellite-guided anti-airfield weapons
The Ministry of Defence signed a contract worth Rs 810.79 crore with Bharat Dynamics Limited on Wednesday. This contract involves the procurement of 160 Satellite Smart Anti Airfield Weapons for the Indian Air Force. The weapon system, designed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation, features 60% indigenous content. It will be deployed on aircraft such as the Jaguar, Hawk, and Su-30 MKI.
US stealth fighter F-35 among global air assets to headline Exercise Tarang Shakti in Jodhpur
The Indian Air Force announced that seven foreign nations—including the US, France, Germany, Australia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and the UAE—will participate in the second edition of Exercise Tarang Shakti at Jodhpur Air Force Station from September 26 to October 12. Marking its first participation in the multilateral air exercise, the US multi-role stealth fighter F-35 will feature alongside India's Rafale, Su-30 MKI, and Tejas aircraft in joint tactical maneuvers aimed at enhancing global interoperability.
Inside the 24 hours that laid bare Tata’s brutal power struggle
A dramatic Tata Sons board meeting has exposed a deep split between chairman N Chandrasekaran and Tata Trusts chairman Noel Tata over leadership and a potential listing. While the board backed Chandrasekaran for another five years and steps towards regulatory compliance, the Trusts called the reappointment “illegal” and are considering a legal challenge.
JLR begins talks with global banks for $1.3 billion five-year loan; some lenders flag Tata Sons leadership uncertainty
Jaguar Land Rover is in talks with global banks for a £1 billion loan. Lenders are seeking clarity on N Chandrasekaran's leadership at Tata Sons. This uncertainty could influence their decision-making process. The automaker remains confident in securing the necessary funds. Developments at the parent group do not directly impact JLR's operations.
Tata Steel seeks fresh UK government funding as Port Talbot EAF project faces delays: Report
Tata Steel has requested additional UK government funding for its Port Talbot plant. Delays in the plant's transformation are increasing project costs significantly. This request follows a substantial £500 million grant awarded last year. The electric arc furnace commissioning date has been pushed back. Britain's steel industry faces ongoing pressure from these developments.
Banff used 6 vegetated overpasses to curb highway wildlife collisions along 82km of road; the result transformed fragmented wilderness into connected animal corridors
Banff used 6 vegetated overpasses to curb highway wildlife collisions along 82km of road. The crossing system includes six overpasses, 38 underpasses and fencing along 82 km of highway. Research found an 80 per cent reduction in wildlife collisions. More than 200,000 crossings by 11 mammal species have been recorded. The project has also influenced wildlife crossing plans in countries including the US, Mongolia, China and Argentina.
Tata's quiet man is staying amid 'all-out war' at Indian conglomerate
Natarajan Chandrasekaran has agreed to stay as Tata Sons chairman for another five years after reversing his decision to leave in 2027. But his third term begins amid a rare public rupture with Tata Trusts, alongside challenges at Air India and Jaguar Land Rover and a dispute over a potential Tata Sons listing.
Inside the Tata power struggle: Who controls the group, and who calls the shots?
Tata Sons' board reappointed its chairman, facing opposition from the controlling Tata Trusts. The charity arm protested this decision, citing breaches of internal rules and potential harm. Tata Trusts owns sixty-six percent of Tata Sons, influencing its operations and dividends. A regulatory issue currently hinders the Trusts' ability to fully assert their demands. This complex dispute raises questions about the future of the 158-year-old conglomerate.
Inside Tata's empire as N. Chandrasekaran secures another five-year term
Tata Sons reappointed N. Chandrasekaran as chairman for another five years. The conglomerate's aviation business includes Air India and Air India Express. Tata Motors transformed into a global automotive group after acquiring Jaguar Land Rover. Tata Consultancy Services remains a significant contributor to dividend income. Tata Steel and Tata Power are key players in their respective industries.
Volkswagen overhaul puts Seat’s future at risk as Chinese rivals reshape global auto industry
Volkswagen's strategic overhaul may lead to the discontinuation of its Seat brand. This move signals significant industry consolidation amid rising Chinese competition. The company is focusing investment on its strongest and most profitable brands. Many automakers face difficult choices due to declining sales and EV transition costs. This upheaval is reshaping the global automotive landscape with fewer players.
Waymo, Japanese partners target driverless taxi service in Tokyo in 2027
Once approvals are secured and the service is fully validated, it will operate without drivers and be available through both the GO and Waymo apps, the companies said in a joint statement.
KCL expands to 10 teams with entry of Jind Jaguars, Kurukshetra Knights
The Kabaddi Champions League will feature ten teams in its upcoming second season. Two new franchises, Jind Jaguars and Kurukshetra Knights, are joining the league. This expansion aims to create more high-level competition opportunities for players. The league's chairman highlighted the positive impact on the kabaddi ecosystem.
Quote of the day by James Dean: “I think the one thing we all want is to be accepted for what....” — Life lesson from an inspiring quote by the legendary Hollywood icon on self-acceptance, confidence, individuality, relationships and why being yourself can matter more than winning everyone’s approval
Quote of the day by James Dean explores the quiet struggle between being yourself and being accepted by others. His words touch on rejection, self-doubt, relationships and the difficult choices that shape our identity. The article looks at self-acceptance, authenticity, emotional independence, personal growth and finding peace without constantly seeking approval.
Largecap safety trade? 8 Nifty stocks test investor patience with losses for two years
Over the past two years, eight Nifty stocks have experienced declines, with notable IT giants like TCS and Infosys pressured by shifts in client spending patterns. Additionally, Tata Motors faced a dip due to difficulties at Jaguar Land Rover, while valuation worries plagued Trent, alongside ITC's tax complications. Nevertheless, a faction of fund managers remains optimistic about large-cap stocks, indicating a mixed outlook for investors.
Mammootty and Dulquer Salmaan’s Kochi and Chennai homes reveal their superstar lifestyle: Lavish lakeside bungalow, private theatre with 2,000 DVDs and ‘369 Garage’ of luxury cars
Mammootty and Dulquer Salmaan's homes in Kochi and Chennai offer a glimpse into the family’s taste, interests and private lifestyle. From a ₹4 crore lakeside bungalow and a private theatre with over 2,000 DVDs to Mammootty’s eco-friendly Chennai residence and the family’s much-talked-about ‘369 Garage’, these properties combine modern comforts with personal touches, family memories and a lasting love for cinema and cars.
UK rules out JLR bailout as Tata-owned carmaker plans 4,000 job cuts amid rising costs
Jaguar Land Rover plans significant job cuts over two years due to rising costs and competition. The UK government will not provide financial support for the carmaker's restructuring efforts. JLR aims to achieve substantial savings and lower its break-even vehicle point. European automakers face increasing pressure from lower-priced Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers. The company is also strengthening its US operations and expanding into premium electric vehicles.
Tata-owned JLR to cut 4,000 jobs in the UK amid sales and tariff pressures
Tata-owned Jaguar Land Rover plans to cut about 4,000 UK jobs over two years as it targets £1.7 billion in savings. The move comes as JLR battles weaker sales, rising costs and US tariffs in North America, its biggest market.
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