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Two young Andhra batters, Rahul and Revanth, produced another timely rescue act to blunt Karnataka’s bid for a decisive breakthrough in a tense domestic contest. Veteran Karun Nair then steadied the visiting side after an early wobble, ensuring the match remained finely balanced at the close of play.
Rahul and Revanth produced another timely rescue act for Andhra, frustrating Karnataka’s bid to seize control after an early wobble. Veteran Karun Nair then steadied the visiting side, ensuring the contest remained finely balanced rather than swinging decisively toward the hosts.
Andhra moved within sight of an outright Ranji Trophy victory, but their push was checked by a resilient batting effort led by Karun, whose composure under pressure kept the contest alive. With the match entering its decisive phase, Andhra remain in control, though the final outcome still hinges on whether they can break through a stubborn resistance.
The long-pending Kotipalli-Narsapur railway project has regained momentum after the Centre approved an administrative sanction of ₹100 crore, according to Amalapuram MP Harish Balayogi. He said the funding clearance will help accelerate land acquisition, a critical step that has repeatedly delayed progress on the coastal rail link in Andhra Pradesh. Balayogi’s remarks signal renewed political and administrative push for a project seen as important for regional connectivity, freight movement, and economic integration across the Godavari delta region.
Ayushmann Khurrana’s comedy-drama 'Udta Teer' has been assigned a new theatrical release date, replacing its earlier October 9 slot. The move underscores the increasingly strategic approach Hindi film producers are taking to release planning amid a crowded and volatile box-office calendar.
Indian banks are expected to put additional liquidity from FCNR(B) deposits to work in the coming months as festive-season borrowing demand strengthens, Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Rohit Jain said. He added that the central bank will not direct lenders toward any specific sector, leaving deployment decisions to banks based on the quality of credit proposals and prevailing demand across the economy.
Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah is scheduled to address a cattle rearers’ convention in Bhopal and inaugurate a state-level exhibition focused on the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, placing two politically significant themes—rural livelihoods and criminal justice reform—at the center of one visit. The event underscores the government’s effort to link cooperative development, livestock-based rural incomes, and the rollout of the new criminal law framework in a single public outreach exercise.
State Bank of India is increasingly viewing cash-flow-based lending as a critical financing tool for emerging sectors such as electric vehicles and mobility, where conventional collateral is often limited or absent. The bank says lenders will need a deeper understanding of technology, business models and expected revenue streams to support such projects responsibly.
The Indian government has extended the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) scheme until December 31, 2026, providing exporters with longer-term policy certainty on tax and duty reimbursements. The move is aimed at sustaining export competitiveness at a time when global trade remains uneven and Indian manufacturers are seeking greater predictability in cost recovery.
India’s manufacturing sector expanded at its fastest pace in seven months in August, powered by a sharp rise in new orders and stronger demand across electronics, food, pharmaceuticals and textiles, according to the latest purchasing managers’ survey. The reading points to resilient domestic and export demand, even as firms continued to face cost pressures and a softer pace of output growth than the surge in orders might suggest.
HDFC Bank has named V.N. Srivatsan, a long-serving ICICI Bank compliance executive, as its Chief Compliance Officer for a three-year term beginning January 4, 2027. The appointment underscores the lender’s emphasis on regulatory discipline, data governance and control functions at a time when Indian banks are operating under heightened supervisory scrutiny.
The World Bank mobilised $112 billion in private capital for developing countries last year, underscoring a sharp pivot toward crowding in private money as donor funding constraints tighten. The figure, which now nearly matches the institution’s own lending volume, highlights how de-risking tools and blended-finance structures are becoming central to global development finance.
Hospital shares came under sharp selling pressure on Tuesday after the Supreme Court raised concerns over steep mark-ups on medicines sold through corporate hospitals. Apollo Hospitals, Fortis Healthcare and KIMS Hospitals were among the worst hit, with investors weighing the risk of tighter scrutiny on a lucrative revenue stream. The ruling, while not an immediate policy change, has revived debate over pricing transparency and the economics of private healthcare.
The Cotton Association of India said free trade agreements are helping open new export markets and supporting demand for Indian textiles and cotton, even as the sector faces persistent challenges around productivity, quality and contamination control. CAI Chairman Vinay N Kotak said competitiveness will depend on stronger traceability, sustainability, price discovery and risk management across the cotton value chain.
Textile industry associations have launched a series of cleanliness, public awareness and environmental protection initiatives under the Swachhata Hi Seva 2026 campaign, aligning the sector with India’s broader civic sanitation agenda. The effort reflects a growing push to place industry groups at the center of community-facing governance programs that combine hygiene, behavioral change and sustainability.
Japan’s two-year government bond yield climbed to the brink of 2%, its highest level since 1995, as investors priced in a stronger chance of further Bank of Japan rate increases. Persistent inflation, a weak yen and a shifting policy outlook are pushing short-term borrowing costs sharply higher. The move underscores how quickly Japan’s long era of ultra-low rates is being repriced by markets.
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