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The move, targeting mainly mid and senior roles, comes as part of TCS’ strategy to become a “future-ready” organisation
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The government projects annual coal output growth of 6-7 per cent to reach 1.5 billion tonnes by 2029-30
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Samsung Electronics has bagged its largest-ever semiconductor order worth $16.4 billion from an undisclosed customer. The 10-year foundry deal will boost its chip business as the company strives to catch up with rival TSMC and offset recent profit declines.
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TCS will lay off around 12,261 employees, mostly mid and senior staff, as part of a restructuring plan. The company cites workforce realignment and slower tech demand amid global uncertainty.
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Embedding circular principles into development agenda is essential for a future where human well-being is intrinsically linked with planet’s health
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The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) promises significant gains for services exports, duty-free access to 99% of India’s goods, and enhanced mobility for professionals. It aims to double bilateral trade to $100 billion by 2030 while safeguarding core sectors
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Andhra Pradesh CM N. Chandrababu Naidu began a five-day visit to Singapore to attract investments, promote global employment, and strengthen Telugu diaspora ties. His itinerary includes 29 programs focusing on infrastructure, IT, fintech, ports, urban development, and strategic collaborations for Andhra Pradesh's growth
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The Centre clarified in Parliament that it is not considering GST on UPI transactions over ₹2,000. Karnataka’s GST notices to traders were issued by the state’s Commercial Tax Department, not the Centre, Minister Pralhad Joshi asserted, accusing the state of misleading the public
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A strategic blueprint to build India’s consulting champions — through fairer procurement rules and structural support — to take on global giants
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The NSDL IPO, opening July 30, will deliver massive gains to early investors like SBI, NSE, and IDBI, with returns of up to 39,900%. However, retail investors who bought shares at unlisted market prices may face disappointment as the price band is lower
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The agreement promises duty-free access, boosting exports of shrimp, frozen fish, and value-added products
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Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal criticised UPA-era trade deals and confirmed ongoing talks with the EU, US, and other nations
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India is eager to finalise a trade agreement with the US to access bigger export markets, says Finance Commission chief Arvind Panagariya. Talks also continue with the EU for an FTA, as global tariff changes reshape trade dynamics
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On June 30, a massive explosion took place at Sigachi’s factory in Pashamylaram near Hyderabad, claiming multiple lives and causing significant damage to the facility
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Mahindra launched its new XUV 3XO REVX models in Hyderabad
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India and Maldives signed multiple MoUs and agreed on FTA Terms of Reference during PM Modi’s visit to Male. Key agreements include digital payments via UPI, Rs 4,850 crore Line of Credit, and partnerships in aquaculture, pharma, and meteorology
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Aiming for a final deal by end-2025, an interim agreement is being explored as talks progress, with the next round scheduled for September
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The Centre told Parliament there are no reports of cost escalations or project delays from industries in Maharashtra, including its key auto and electronics clusters
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India-UK FTA aims to boost exports, jobs and global competitiveness for Indian products and services
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RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said rate cuts will depend on inflation and growth outlook, not just current data. He assured that more tools are available to support the economy and ruled out fears of asset bubbles or policy exhaustion
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With multilateralism slowing, India is pursuing new trade pacts, including with the US and EU. Nearly 95 per cent of Indian farm goods will get duty-free UK access
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The Centre will be offering Rs 15,000 in two installments to first-time EPFO-registered employees. Employers hiring new staff will also receive incentives, aiming to create 3.5 crore jobs by 2027
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Tesla shares dropped 8% on Thursday after CEO Elon Musk admitted the company could face a “few rough quarters” amid its pivot from car sales to autonomous ride services. The EV maker posted a 12% revenue decline and 16% fall in profits for the quarter.
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As EBITDA crossed Rs 2,000 crore. The growth was driven by strong transmission and smart metering performance, with capex rising 1.7 times YoY