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    Rs 8.15 crore for 27 players: Why this is WPL's tightest auction yet

    Five franchises will participate in a mini-auction to address their squad needs within a limited budget. UP Warriorz has the largest remaining amount of Rs 3.75 crore, followed by other teams with lower amounts. Teams face constraints with only 20 domestic and seven overseas slots available for recruitment. The auction aims to strengthen squads before the fifth Women's Premier League season starts.

    Defence Minister clears Rs 2.12 lakh crore defence proposals: What will the Army, Navy and Air Force get?

    India's Defense Ministry has approved defense procurement proposals amounting to Rs 2.12 lakh crore for various services. Approximately 82% of the purchases will be sourced from domestic industry, promoting local manufacturing. The Indian Army will acquire advanced vehicles, guns, surveillance systems, and drones to enhance its capabilities. The Navy is set to receive innovative platforms for modern warfare, including an Active Offboard Decoy System.

    Bears control sentiment. Structural changes control growth. 5 stocks from the water management space

    There is little doubt that the market is facing some fierce headwinds. But remember this: A headwind, however fierce, can only do two things. It can knock share prices down, and it can frighten investors. What it cannot do is stop or slow a structural change that is already underway in the real economy.

    Defence Ministry signs ₹770 crore BEL deal for low-level surveillance radars for Army

    The Ministry of Defence has signed a contract worth ₹ 770 crore with Bharat Electronics Limited for radar procurement. The Improved Low Level Light Weight Radar system can detect and track aerial threats including drones. This procurement aims to enhance India's air-defense capabilities and support indigenisation in the defence sector. It will also contribute to the growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises.

    Bird Group plans to double the business across all verticals by 2030

    Bird Group has signed a lease for developing a hotel on 12 acres in Shillong. The hospitality arm aims to increase its keys from 600 to approximately 1,200 by 2030. The group also plans to introduce a new brand that caters to value for money in service. Additionally, ongoing aviation projects and a growing food services business are key areas of focus.

    First Russian-tech Vande Bharat sleeper still not ready: Kinet may face penalty over unresolved issues as train is now pushed to March 2027

    The first Vande Bharat sleeper train using Russian technology is likely to face another six-month delay, with Indian Railways now targeting March 2027 for the prototype. Kinet Railway Solutions, which has a Rs 14,400 crore contract for 120 trainsets, is yet to resolve issues involving several components and obtain the required approvals.

    The Economic Times
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