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IPO Ahead! Electrical products maker Biocon Electric files draft papers with Sebi
Biocon Electric has filed DRHP with Sebi for a Rs 59 lakh-share IPO, comprising a fresh issue and OFS. The company plans to use fresh proceeds primarily for working capital, with shares proposed for BSE and NSE listing.
SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son has rare cautionary note on AI safety
In a recent statement, Masayoshi Son underscored the critical importance of international unity in managing the safety risks associated with advanced AI technologies. As AI grows increasingly capable, apprehensions about the dangers in unrestricted environments intensify. The White House is at the forefront of a collaborative initiative involving 17 countries aimed at enhancing AI for scientific exploration.
Spy chief Jay Clayton, the Trump loyalist tech bosses trust on AI
The 60-year-old lawyer, who will keep his post as director of national intelligence, is unlikely to question the central place of artificial intelligence in the US economy, even as opposition to the technology grows among American voters.
Jay Clayton: The man Trump may put in charge of America’s AI race
US President Donald Trump is expected to name Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton as the White House's new AI czar, CNN reported, with the announcement potentially coming Friday. Clayton is expected to retain his intelligence post as Trump moves to formalise his administration's AI strategy amid growing concerns over technology risks.
At 27, Howard Lutnick helped make $300 million; decades later, he reports $250 million in income as Trump’s Commerce chief
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick reported at least $250 million in income and other proceeds in 2025, his first year in government. Decades earlier, Lutnick had helped Cantor Fitzgerald make about $300 million in profits by the time he was 27. Lutnick remains one of the wealthiest members of US President Donald Trump’s Cabinet, according to reports.
Pakistan took full advantage of Indus Waters Treaty following India’s unequal concessions: PK Saxena
Former Indian Indus Waters Commissioner PK Saxena called the Indus Waters Treaty unequal, saying India made concessions while Pakistan exploited the 1960 pact to delay hydropower development in Jammu and Kashmir. The treaty, brokered by the World Bank, survived wars but was placed in abeyance by India in April 2025 after the Pahalgam terrorist attack, amid growing water and security concerns.
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Highway Infrastructure shares jump 9% after Rs 245 crore toll operations win from UP authority, NHAI
Highway Infrastructure shares jumped after the company secured toll operations orders worth Rs 254 crore from UPEIDA and NHAI. The key order, worth Rs 220.66 crore, involves toll collection and plaza operations on the Gorakhpur Link Expressway, along with deployment of patrol-cum-safety vehicles.
Bangladesh women lose ground after quota reform
Bangladesh's 2024 student-led uprising was fuelled by a demand that coveted government jobs be awarded on merit, not through quotas. In 2024, it was proposed to reinstate quotas, sparking student protests.
J B Ecotex files DRHP for Rs 400 crore IPO; OFS of 1.29 crore shares
Surat-based J B Ecotex Ltd has filed its DRHP with SEBI to raise funds through an IPO. The proposed issue comprises a fresh issue of up to Rs 400 crore and an OFS of up to 1.295 crore shares by promoters. The company may also raise up to Rs 80 crore through a Pre-IPO Placement, which, if completed, will be deducted from the fresh issue size.
Tata Trusts pitch Tata Sons restructuring as alternative to listing
Tata Trusts have proposed merging Tata Electronics Systems Solutions and Tata Consulting Engineers with Tata Sons to alter its regulatory classification and preserve its unlisted private status. The Trusts said the restructuring would increase operating revenue and reduce investments in group companies, potentially taking Tata Sons outside the NBFC and CIC frameworks.
Clean Max Enviro Energy raises Rs 2,500 cr via green bonds
In a significant financial move, Clean Max Enviro Energy successfully raised Rs 2,500 crore by issuing green debt securities. The offering consisted of non-convertible debentures organized into five series, each featuring different maturities and coupon rates. Structured under a green bond framework, the funds will be directed towards renewable energy projects. The backing from prominent institutional investors indicates strong confidence in Clean Max's sustainable growth approach.
Shah Investor's Home IPO opens today. Check GMP, price band and other key details
Shah Investor's Home IPO opens for subscription on September 28, with the Rs 90.17-crore issue commanding a 5% GMP. The book-built issue comprises a fresh issue of 53.99 lakh shares and closes on September 30.
Anthropic, OpenAI sound alarm on AI safety — and seek to shape how it's controlled
The CEOs of Anthropic and OpenAI recently declared America's cutting-edge models are so powerful, they're dangerous, and need to be regulated and independently tested before being released. In a rare instance of unity, they have sketched alarming scenarios in essays, social media posts and speeches to the United Nations.
US must pivot from tariffs to Quad partnership with India: Former US NSA John Bolton
John Bolton expressed concerns over the new Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 legislation. He warned that expanded sanctions authority to President Trump could lead to geopolitical issues. Bolton advised the administration to prioritize strategic relations with India rather than imposing tariffs. He emphasized the importance of focusing on threats posed by China in these discussions.
Pope Leo puts AI risks at centre of Vatican’s global agenda: 'Future of humanity is at stake'
The Vatican warned about the risk of an apocalypse spurred by artificial intelligence years before major American firms sounded the alarm at the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday - a concern that Pope Leo is placing at the heart of his
NSE becomes 9th most valued company with Rs 4.63 lakh crore m-cap after IPO. Who did it overtake?
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) made a rather modest entrance on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), opening at Rs 1,800 against its IPO price of Rs 1,785. With a market capitalization of Rs 4.63 lakh crore, it has emerged as the ninth largest entity in India. Analysts predict that shares may fluctuate due to early trading demand-supply movements.
Didn’t get NSE IPO shares? Should you buy after listing, wait for a dip or bet on BSE?
NSE Shares: As the National Stock Exchange (NSE) emerges on the market, investors are presented with various investment avenues. Options include buying shares, waiting for strategic price dips, or exploring the rival BSE. Experts advise thorough assessment of market fluctuations and valuations. Long-term investors should consider a gradual approach to accumulating shares, taking into account NSE's dominance, while still evaluating BSE’s promising prospects and operational frameworks.
Arunachal Cabinet forms panel to oversee Upper Siang project survey
The Arunachal Pradesh Cabinet approved the formation of an Empowered High-Level Committee for the Upper Siang Multipurpose Project. This project aims to address water and energy security while promoting socio-economic development in the region. Chief Minister Pema Khandu highlighted the importance of a transparent recruitment system through the Arunachal Pradesh Staff Selection Board. Recent reforms aim to ensure merit-based employment opportunities for aspiring candidates in government positions.
ArMee Infotech IPO opens today: Check GMP, price band, issue details. Should you subscribe?
The Rs 300-crore public issue will remain open for investors until September 25. The allotment is expected to be finalised on September 28, while the company's shares are tentatively scheduled to list on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE on September 30.
Stocks in news: RVNL, Lenskart, Mazagon Dock, Maruti Suzuki India and Nestle India
Indian equities concluded Friday's session with marginal gains, supported by softer crude prices. Several companies like RVNL and Mazagon Dock are expected to be in focus on Monday. RVNL secured a significant order from East Coast Railway for railway line works. Mazagon Dock plans a substantial investment in a new shipyard project. Lenskart Solutions is anticipated to see a large block deal transaction.
Rahul Gandhi flags lack of hostels for female students, seeks answers from Prime Minister
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi questioned PM Narendra Modi over the shortage of female student hostels, citing an Indore student's financial and safety struggles in private accommodations. Speaking at his "Chhatron Ki Goonj" event, Gandhi and Congress leaders criticized the government for prioritising PR over student infrastructure and critical education.
BJP-RSS have hollowed out education system; Rahul Gandhi standing with students: Congress
Congress accused the BJP-RSS of undermining India’s education system and said Rahul Gandhi stood with students seeking accountability. Speaking at a youth outreach programme in Indore, Gandhi criticised what he called a system that discourages questioning. The Congress said students’ concerns over education, recruitment and employment were resonating nationwide
When China captured Indian agents: Ajit Doval recalls the moment he thought, 'this was the end of my career'
NSA Ajit Doval recalled a challenging episode from his early career when operatives sent across the border were captured and held in Chinese custody, saying he feared the incident would end his career. Speaking at IIT Roorkee’s convocation, Doval said an inquiry later found him not at fault and attributed the incident to defects in sketches and maps provided by headquarters. He also highlighted the opportunities available to today’s youth, saying technology would be a key driver of future growth and progress.
'System' has captured country, fears students' questions: Rahul Gandhi at Chhatron Ki Goonj in Indore
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday alleged that a "system" had captured the country and feared students' questions at the 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' programme in Indore. He raised concerns over vacant teacher posts and school closures, while students highlighted recruitment delays, alleged irregularities in examinations and a shortage of tribal hostels.
India’s GDP to rise from $4.015 trillion to $38 trillion in 20 years: NSA Ajit Doval
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval spoke at IIT Roorkee's convocation ceremony. He predicted India's GDP will grow significantly over the next two decades. Doval stated the nation's economy will expand from USD 4.015 trillion to USD 38 trillion. He encouraged students to be courageous and embrace the transformative era. Doval shared three success mantras learned from a Sherpa during his career.
US "quite likely" to target Chinese firms aiding Iran's money flows: Ex-Trump NSA on Beijing's support to Tehran amid conflict
The United States may impose secondary sanctions on Chinese financial institutions. This action is likely if Beijing continues financial flows to Iran. Former US National Security Advisor HR McMaster stated this possibility. He believes President Trump will discuss this with President Xi Jinping. This potential move follows reports of Chinese satellite imagery aiding Iran.
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand reviews security, infrastructure development amid rising violence
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh chaired a security meeting to address rising violence. Discussions focused on deploying personnel to vulnerable areas and ensuring infrastructure work proceeds. The government will provide necessary security support for development projects. Subsidies were distributed to food processing entrepreneurs under a central government scheme. The Chief Minister appealed for cooperation to restore peace and normalcy in the state.
Sebi to examine discount brokers’ concerns over new UPI MDR
Sebi is set to investigate the issues raised by discount brokers regarding new UPI charges that will impact large fund transfers starting October fifteenth. Brokers are particularly concerned that these additional costs may heavily burden them, as trades are not insured after the transfers are made. Additionally, the complexity of quarterly settlements could further escalate their expenses.
Trump's pressure on NATO is reshaping Europe's defences. Will it break the alliance?
European nations are increasing defence spending and exploring alternatives to American military technology. This shift is happening as doubts grow about the durability of United States support for NATO. While allies have met spending demands, uncertainty about future US troop presence has persisted. Further, Russia's actions have tested NATO unity and European defence capabilities.
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