India Sets Sweet Export Target: 1.5 Million Tonnes Sugar Allowed in 2025-26 Season, Molasses Duty Slashed

November 10, 2025

India Sets Sweet Export Target: 1.5 Million Tonnes Sugar Allowed in 2025-26 Season, Molasses Duty Slashed

The Indian government shakes up the sugar scene! It greenlights 1.5 million tonnes of sugar for export in 2025-26 and slashes molasses export duty by half. Farmers' interests stay a top priority as production beats demand. Get the full juicy scoop here!

ANMI Asks Sebi to Set Up Training Academies to Curb Retail Investor Losses in F&O Trading!

November 10, 2025

ANMI Asks Sebi to Set Up Training Academies to Curb Retail Investor Losses in F&O Trading!

ANMI, the biggest body of Indian stock brokers, has asked Sebi to create training academies for investors. The goal? Stop retail traders from losing big in futures and options markets by teaching them the ropes first!

Indian Employee Offers Resignation After US Boss Rejects Leave Request Amid Stress and Overtime

November 10, 2025

Indian Employee Offers Resignation After US Boss Rejects Leave Request Amid Stress and Overtime

An Indian worker in a tiny US startup faced a leave denial despite medical stress. He even tried to quit! After a heated talk on Reddit, they agreed to improve communication. Drama, stress, and a lesson for small startups!

Lenskart IPO Debuts Amid High Demand But Cooling Investor Heat in Grey Market

November 10, 2025

Lenskart IPO Debuts Amid High Demand But Cooling Investor Heat in Grey Market

Lenskart is hitting the stock market with one of 2025’s biggest IPOs. But wait—investor excitement in the grey market has cooled drastically! Despite massive bids and strong subscription, valuation worries and cautious traders suggest this eyewear giant’s listing might be calm, not a storm.

AI Tools Backfire: Developers Forced to Pay Own Bills, Face Harsh Rules at Startup

November 10, 2025

AI Tools Backfire: Developers Forced to Pay Own Bills, Face Harsh Rules at Startup

A startup's love for an AI coding assistant turned ugly. Developers had to buy AI subscriptions from their pockets, then jump through hoops to get money back. The Reddit post sparked outrage about how AI is sometimes used to squeeze employees, not help them!