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    India eyes biofertilisers after Mideast war stoked supply fears

    Under a shed in north India, women scoop cow dung, lumps of unrefined sugar and flour to produce biofertiliser -- part of a growing effort to tackle anxieties over the supply of chemical fertilisers. India is among the world's largest consumers of chemical fertilisers, using roughly 63 million tonnes annually.

    Govt to extend FPO scheme for five years, address compliance and capital hurdles

    The government will extend its central scheme for Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) for another five years, from 2026-31, to address operational scaling challenges. The scheme aims to improve capacity building, access to capital, and compliance for FPOs, which have already reached 52 lakh farmers and achieved significant turnover.

    IREDA Board approves Rs 4,500 cr fundraise plan

    The board of state-owned IREDA on Thursday approved a proposal to raise Rs 4,500 crore. The funds will be raised in one or more tranches through further public offer (FPO)/qualified institutional placement (QIP)/rights issue/preferential issue or any other permitted mode or combination, subject to the statutory or government approval, IREDA said in an exchange filing.

    Investor reaction to Adani market rout after short-seller report

    Indian shares were trading at a premium last year and that premium is now at risk as investors realise maybe the underlying fundamentals are not as strong as many thought. Adani may have started a confidence crisis in Indian shares and that could have broader market implications

    Hindenburg ambush! How a 106-page report dragged Gautam Adani's wealth below $100 billion

    In the last two trading days, Thursday being a market holiday, the 60-year-old Ahmedabad-based college dropout has been left poorer by around $29 billion, pushing him to the seventh slot in the elite list of world's richest billionaires.

    Should investors sell Adani stocks or buy the dip? Sanjiv Bhasin answers

    “There will always be uncertainty when a group has made its market cap past Rs 20 lakh crore in the last five years but it is on the back of businesses which are there. It all seems concerted. It tells us how insider trading is very open right now. SEBI and stock exchanges should look to who had initiated this and where was the call writing and put and hence the option market.”

    The Economic Times
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