Bharti Airtel is boosting its data centre investments, while Jubilant Foodworks exits Dunkin’ to focus on Domino’s. Indigo appoints a new CEO with extensive aviation experience. Nephrocare Health Services shows strong growth potential in dialysis services. RateGain Travel stands out with its unique travel-tech solutions and AI resilience.
Demand for OpenAI shares has reportedly cooled on the secondary market, with investors showing more interest in rival Anthropic. Despite OpenAI’s massive fundraising, buyers are flocking to Anthropic, citing a better risk-reward profile. This shift comes as both companies restrict direct share trading, leading to alternative avenues for investors.
IOC Ups Prices Of Premium Petrol, Diesel
A social media spat erupted between Lucknow Super Giants and Delhi Capitals after KL Rahul’s golden duck. LSG’s subtle jab was met with a sharp retort from DC, highlighting their winning streak. On the field, DC clinched a six-wicket victory, with Sameer Rizvi’s unbeaten 70 sealing the win and the banter.
The Supreme Court criticized the government for filing unnecessary appeals, imposing a Rs 25,000 cost on the Centre for challenging a High Court order. The High Court had reinstated a CISF official terminated for allegedly helping a couple elope, ruling the girl was an adult and married willingly. The apex court questioned the government’s role
Domestic airfares may see relief as oil companies limited aviation fuel price hikes to 25%, with the government warning of intervention against unreasonable fare increases. However, international tickets to western destinations are expected to rise further due to longer flight routes, as jet fuel prices have more than doubled.
The Supreme Court has been informed that all deleted voter claims in West Bengal will be decided by April 7. This addresses concerns about the upcoming assembly elections. Appellate tribunals have been formed to hear any objections. The court emphasized that judicial officers must remain independent and free from political interference. Further hearings are scheduled
The CBI has filed a new case against Anil Ambani and Reliance Communications, along with bank officials, following an LIC complaint. Allegations suggest LIC was misled into investing Rs 4,500 crore in Non-Convertible Debentures based on false financial representations. A forensic audit revealed alleged misuse of funds, including siphoning through subsidiaries and fictitious transactions, causing
