New Delhi plans to create a new category of "foreign-owned and controlled entities" (FOCE), which will also include Indian firms with "indirect foreign investment", according to the report.
The company is also looking to partner with defence experts, former armed forces personnel, scientists, technologists, who can help it assess and guide these investments with strategic insight and rigour.
Record net financial savings of households in peak pandemic was a one-off, data shows
He went further, claiming the post-COVID salary boom in the IT sector has skewed expectations. “The sense of entitlement amongst those this post triggered is astonishing,” he wrote. “Most are in for a rude awakening.”
The incident gained traction on social media after a Reddit post from a user claiming to be the deceased techie's colleague went viral.
Among the core problems is the limited expansion of India’s manufacturing sector, which accounts for just 17% of GDP compared to 29% in China.
His remarks come amid the US government’s tightening grip on immigration policies, particularly those involving H-1B and student visas — a move that’s having ripple effects across India’s academic and tech communities.
He urged others to push past the fear of judgment: “Fail once and see. Maybe fail a subject, fail at a course or anything. The ego around failure will vanish.”
The fallout has gutted Çelebi’s Indian operations, which contributed ₹1,522 crore in revenue and ₹393 crore in EBITDA in FY24.
“They would love to trade with the U.S.,” Trump said, ignoring the fact that Pakistan already exports over $5 billion worth of goods to America while buying only $2.1 billion in return.
Byju Raveendran acknowledged a lapse in strategy, noting that the decision to secure a $1.2 billion term loan instead of utilising available equity options left the company vulnerable to external pressures.
In an exclusive interview with ANI, Raveendran alleged that certain US-based lenders were behind efforts to tarnish the company’s image. “They have destroyed value for all stakeholders—investors, employees, everyone,” he said, accusing them of creating “prejudice” in Indian courts by branding him and his brother as fugitives.
Drawing a contrast with China, Akshat Shrivastava, Founder and CEO of Wisdom Hatch, noted that Chinese citizens were historically discouraged from stock trading, focusing instead on value creation and hard work. But even their real estate-focused investment culture backfired.
The latest data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) revealed that SIP stoppage ratio soared to 75.63% for the fiscal year 2025, indicating that 514.17 lakh SIPs were discontinued while 679.85 lakh new ones were registered.
Kamath’s concern goes beyond school canteens. He emphasized the need to curb widespread consumption of sugary sodas, teas, coffees, malted drinks, chocolates, and sweets—all of which are sugar-laden staples in Indian households.
The central bank clarified that the design and features of the upcoming Rs 20 notes will remain identical to those currently in circulation under the Mahatma Gandhi (New) Series.
In a recent social media update, Gurmeet Chadha, Managing Partner & CIO at Compcircle, highlighted the fact that Moody’s took a considerable amount of time to recognise that the US credit rating is not AAA.
His remarks coincide with Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal’s visit to Washington (May 17-20) for high-level trade talks.
In a detailed Reddit post titled "Milestone Check: Started at 2.4 LPA at 23, Achieved 1cr before turning 30," the anonymous user narrated his journey, which involved no family wealth, no shortcuts and plenty of lessons
As per UN projections, China will grow at 4.6%, the US at 1.6%, Japan at 0.7%, and the EU at a modest 1%. Germany is even forecasted to experience negative growth of -0.1%. In comparison, India is expected to grow at 6.3%.
In a statement, the airlines said, “Air India denies the gross misrepresentation and mischievous reporting on a competitor’s business model in certain media outlets. As a responsible corporate, we do not comment on competitors.”