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In just the first quarter of 2025 , EV sales in India crossed half a million units, now accounting for 8% of all automobile sales in the country. This momentum is not just about eco-conscious consumers; it’s powered by government incentives, ambitious policy targets, and a robust ecosystem of domestic manufacturers and suppliers.

India’s gold market seems to be in the midst of a significant transformation, and you are right at the heart of it. In 2025, gold has not only maintained its reputation as a safe haven but has also outperformed most asset classes, rallying to historic highs and drawing renewed attention from investors across the country.

India's fintech sector could be an interesting case study in how technology, regulation and user behaviour can come together to change finance for more than a billion people.

Ever given a thought to how stock exchanges, banks and mutual fund platforms figure out lakhs of financial securities daily? With a wide range of shares, bonds and mutual funds in the market, confusion could easily arise without a proper system. This is where ISIN steps in.

No longer are drones seen as futuristic devices. Rather, they are now becoming a part of a critical backbone of industries ranging across agriculture, logistics and defence.

In corporate finance, authorised capital refers to the maximum share capital a company is legally allowed to issue as stated in its constitutional documents. This limit is set at the time of incorporation and can be changed later with regulatory approval.

Let’s be honest—there are very few things in life as universally comforting as that first bite of a McDonald’s burger. Whether it’s the iconic McAloo Tikki or a crispy McSpicy Paneer, one thing’s for sure: McDonald’s is no longer just a brand—it is an experience.

Vodafone Idea, India’s third-largest telecom operator in a largely three-player market, has been posting consistent losses in recent years. So when its stock surged 19% in a single session on 1 April, 2025, it raised eyebrows across the investor and trading community.

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have always been the pulse of India’s stock market, but in 2025, their moves are telling a far more nuanced story than just inflows and outflows.

Stock trades depend not only on company results or market trends but also on regulatory checks. Exchanges and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) use Additional Surveillance Measures (ASM) to track and control abnormal price movements in listed securities.