Why India's Savvy Investors Are Flocking to RBI Floating Rate Bonds Over Bank Deposits

November 19, 2025

Why India's Savvy Investors Are Flocking to RBI Floating Rate Bonds Over Bank Deposits

Looking for a safe yet rewarding investment? RBI Floating Rate Bonds offer 8.05% returns linked to NSC rates, beating bank FD yields and guarding against rising interest rates. Find out why more investors are jumping on this government-backed seven-year bond bandwagon!

Samsung India Smashes Rs 1.11 Lakh Crore Revenue Mark in FY25, Beats Rivals!

November 19, 2025

Samsung India Smashes Rs 1.11 Lakh Crore Revenue Mark in FY25, Beats Rivals!

Samsung India Electronics dazzles with over 11% revenue jump to Rs 1.11 lakh crore in FY25, crossing the Rs 1 lakh crore milestone! Mobile phones lead the charge as rivals Apple and LG trail behind with strong but smaller numbers.

IRB Infrastructure Bags Rs 9,270-Crore NHAI TOT-17 Project, Stocks Soar!

November 18, 2025

IRB Infrastructure Bags Rs 9,270-Crore NHAI TOT-17 Project, Stocks Soar!

IRB Infrastructure’s shares jumped 7% after winning NHAI's massive Rs 9,270-crore TOT-17 highway monetisation deal. Covering 366 km on NH-27 and NH-731, this 20-year project supercharges IRB’s toll revenue and asset base.

ITAT Bangalore Gives Senior Citizen a Sweet Win on Rs 8 Crore Bengaluru Property Sale Tax Case!

November 18, 2025

ITAT Bangalore Gives Senior Citizen a Sweet Win on Rs 8 Crore Bengaluru Property Sale Tax Case!

In a thrilling tax battle, ITAT Bangalore ruled in favor of Mr. Israni, a senior citizen, allowing key acquisition costs for his Rs 8 crore Bengaluru house sale. Though some travel costs were rejected, this judgment eases capital gains tax pain by recognizing real home improvement expenses.

India Shines as Top Source of International Students in US; China Sees Dip Amid Visa Hurdles

November 18, 2025

India Shines as Top Source of International Students in US; China Sees Dip Amid Visa Hurdles

US universities saw a drop in new international students due to visa rules. Yet, India’s student numbers grew by 10%, while China’s dipped 4%. Together, these two countries make up half the US foreign student crowd!