The Indian government is cracking down on e-commerce dark patterns—those sneaky tactics that nudge consumers into spending more. As online giants adjust to stricter rules, stocks could see turbulence. But where there’s disruption, there’s opportunity. Will ethical e-commerce emerge stronger?

India’s IPO market, which thrived from 2020 to 2024, has slowed significantly in 2025. DRHP filings dropped 48%, major listings are delayed, and investor sentiment is weak due to market volatility, economic uncertainty, regulatory changes, and liquidity concerns. Experts anticipate a rebound later in 2025, driven by fintech and AI-driven companies.

$15.65 billion market by 2029. 15 lakh EVs already on the road. Find out who is charging ahead and what's powering India's battery boom.

When was the last time you spent quality time watching television? No, it’s not about Netflix after work. But the old-school way, flipping through channels, catching a live cricket match, or enjoying a comedy show?

The broken wing options strategy is a specific approach to trading options, which involves buying both a call and put option simultaneously while skewering the trade in favour of the call option.

Sector rotation is a smart way to invest by moving your money from one part of the stock market to another. The idea is to balance the quest for growth with being cautious about risks. As the economy and market change, some industries will be on the rise while others might lose their sparkle.

One of the newer tools in the mutual fund space is called TREPS, which stands for Triparty Repo in Government Securities. It's a handy tool that gives mutual funds a flexible way to handle their cash flow.

Defence stocks in India are mostly R&D focused, and the sector is well supported by the government financially. This makes defence stocks a good choice for investors, despite the short-term pitfalls.

India has the world’s fourth-largest rail network, which serves as a key infrastructure and economic driver. It has continued to expand with ongoing modernisation, electrification, and high-speed rail projects.

The solar energy sector in India has seen an uptick in growth due to two factors, mainly the government initiatives and subsidies, that help the development and the growing awareness and demand for solar energy in commercial and retail sectors alike.