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Tata Trusts opposition could create months of uncertainty over Chandrasekaran’s tenure, Tata Sons IPO: InGovern
by By Nikhil Dedha - Sep 17, 2026Mumbai (Maharashtra) , September 17 (ANI): The opposition of Tata Trusts to N Chandrasekaran's reappointment as Executive Chairman of Tata Sons could lead to months of uncertainty over his tenure as well as the proposed listing... -
Superintelligent AI may not be ‘evil’, but humans could become obstacles to its goals: AI Expert
by By Nikhil Dedha - Sep 16, 2026New Delhi , September 16 (ANI): Superintelligent Artificial Intelligence (AI) may not necessarily turn against humans or act with an intention to cause harm, but people could become obstacles to its objectives if such systems become... -
Crude at $100 puts next quarter GDP growth at risk, every $10 rise could cut 20-30 bps from GDP: Economist Sunil Sinha
by By Nikhil Dedha - Sep 9, 2026New Delhi , September 9 (ANI): With Brent crude oil prices rising above USD 100 a barrel again amid renewed geopolitical tensions, India’s economic growth could face pressure in the coming quarter, as higher oil prices... -
Copper’s record rally fuelled by US tariff fears, supply crunch, Experts see further upside
by By Nikhil Dedha - Sep 8, 2026New Delhi , September 8 (ANI): Copper prices have surged to a fresh record high, with experts attributing the rally to a combination of US tariff concerns, tightening availability, supply disruptions and rising demand from areas... -
New US visa rule raises financial burden for international students, increases hiring pressure
by By Nikhil Dedha - Jul 18, 2026New York , July 18 (ANI): The US government's latest changes to student visa rules are set to increase both the financial burden and administrative hurdles for international students, including those from India, while also requiring... -
Semicon 2.0 and mobile manufacturing scheme could create up to 5 lakh direct and 15 lakh indirect jobs: ICEA
by By Nikhil Dedha - Jul 15, 2026New Delhi , July 15 (ANI): The Union Cabinet's approval of the Semicon 2.0 programme and the Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme (MPMS) could generate up to 5 lakh direct jobs and around 15 lakh indirect jobs... -
Tighter student visa rules may deepen AI talent shortage in US
by By Nikhil Dedha - Jun 2, 2026New York , June 2 (ANI): Proposed changes to US student visa rules could make it harder for international graduates, particularly Indians, to remain employed in the United States after completing their studies, potentially worsening talent... -
Share markets may remain in pressure for next few quarters amid crude and AI risks: Axis Direct’s Rajesh Palviya
by By Nikhil Dedha - May 13, 2026Mumbai (Maharashtra) , May 13 (ANI): The share markets in the country are likely to remain under pressure for the next couple of quarters due to rising crude oil prices, geopolitical tensions, foreign institutional investor (FII)... -
If crude stays high, Indian aviation faces margin squeeze, demand risk: Oil Analyst
by By Nikhil Dedha - May 3, 2026New Delhi , May 3 (ANI): If the crude oil prices stay elevated, losses will become harder to absorb as Indian aviation is more sensitive, stated Sparta Commodities Senior Oil Analyst Abhishek Kumar.In an exclusive conversation... -
OPEC grip on oil market weakening, supply recovery may take 6-9 months: International Oil Analyst
by By Nikhil Dedha - Apr 30, 2026Singapore, April 30 (ANI): The dominance of OPEC in the global oil market is gradually weakening, and the current supply disruption linked to the Strait of Hormuz could take up to six to nine months to...




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IRGC Navy says it hit third supertanker in Strait of Hormuz
Tehran , October 12 (ANI): The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy on Monday said that it hit a third supertanker in the Strait of Hormuz, triggering an onboard blaze after failing to comply with... -
Steve Smith undergoes concussion assessment after helmet blow against South Africa
Durban , October 12 (ANI): Australian batter Steve Smith was assessed for concussion on the fourth day of the first Test against South Africa in Durban after being struck on the helmet by...
