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India's agriculture sector is poised for record foodgrain production in 2025-26, driven by strong monsoons and GST cuts on key inputs. Despite global trade headwinds and excessive rainfall in some areas, sowing has progressed well. Stakeholders anticipate major bills on seeds and pesticides in 2026 to address input quality....

Stock market recommendations: Sudeep Shah, Head - Technical Research and Derivatives at SBI Securities recommends buying Karur Vysya Bank, and Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation....

Stock market today: Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, the Indian equity benchmark indices, opened in green on Monday. While Nifty50 was above 26,050, BSE Sensex was above 85,000....

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Indian engineers are reporting significantly higher developer experience scores, a trend observed by engineering intelligence firm DX. These scores, based on perceptions of work environment rather than output, consistently outpace Western counterparts. DX, now part of Atlassian, adjusts its benchmarks for India-centric teams due to these findings, highlighting the nation's growing global engineering influence....

India's Modi Has The Highest Approval Rating Of World Leaders Heading Into 2026 Public approval of political leaders reflects a mix of economic conditions, policy decisions, and broader voter sentiment. As 2025 comes to a close, approval ratings offer a snapshot of how leaders around the world are perceived heading into 2026. This visualization, via Visual Capitalist's Bruno Venditti, ranks major global leaders by approval rating, based on surveys conducted between December 8 and 14, 2025, by Morning Consult. High Approval at the Top, but Fewer Standouts India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi ranks first overall, with 71% approval heading into 2026. Although still well ahead of peers, his approval declined modestly from 75% in January 2025. A similar pattern appears elsewhere: even leaders near the top of the rankings faced gradual erosion in support over the year, reflecting persistent inflation, cost-of-living pressures, and political fatigue among voters. Approval Gains Reflect New Leade...

Indian companies of all stripes — from insurers to jewelers and e-commerce platforms — rushed to sell shares to the public in 2025, making it a record year for listings. Foreign and domestic investors alike piled in, with bankers working overtime to get deals across the line....

India has launched its first testing standard for electric agricultural tractors, IS 19262:2025, to ensure safety, reliability, and performance. This move by the Bureau of Indian Standards aims to promote cleaner farm mechanization, reduce emissions, and lower operating costs for farmers....

IndiGo's domestic market share dipped to 63.6% in November due to operational disruptions, allowing rivals like Air India Group and SpiceJet to gain ground. Despite IndiGo's decline, overall domestic air travel continued to grow by 4.26% year-on-year, though passenger service issues and flight cancellations remained concerns....

Indian exports demonstrated resilience in a challenging 2025, navigating steep US tariffs and global trade uncertainty. Exporters successfully diversified markets and products, a strategy officials and industry believe will drive steady growth into 2026. Despite shocks, combined goods and services exports hit a record $825.25 billion in 2024-25....

India's food delivery market is poised for growth driven by enhanced customer experience, faster deliveries, and value-conscious consumption. Leading aggregators like Swiggy and magicpin highlight deeper merchant inclusion and catering to users seeking affordability without compromising quality as key future drivers....

India's wine exports are surging, with fruit-based wines gaining traction alongside traditional grape varieties. A recent shipment of jamun wine to the US marks a significant milestone, as domestic consumption remains muted. While grape wines lead exports, non-grape varieties like mango and apple wines are also finding international markets, though producers face challenges with competitiveness and sustained demand....

Jefferies has strategically rebalanced its Asia Pacific portfolio, boosting India and Taiwan by one percent each. This move, driven by confidence in India's domestic demand and Taiwan's semiconductor prowess, sees reduced exposure to China and Indonesia due to economic uncertainties....

India remembered Ratan Tata on his 88th birth anniversary with tributes from political leaders and industrialists. Tata Trusts highlighted his strategic philanthropic approach, while leaders praised his integrity, compassion, and role in reshaping Indian enterprise. His legacy of innovation, trust, and nation-building continues to inspire....

India's economy demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025, achieving 8.2% GDP growth amidst global trade wars and tariffs. A rare 'Goldilocks' phase of low inflation and accommodative monetary policy, coupled with GST 2.0 and tax relief, bolstered domestic demand. The year concluded with mixed stock market trends, record FIIs, rupee pressure and tariffs highlighting ongoing global uncertainties....

Indian travelers are diversifying New Year destinations beyond Thailand and Cambodia due to border violence. Vietnam, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Japan, and West Asia are gaining popularity. While Thailand sees a slight dip in bookings, Cambodia faces a stronger reaction. Rising airfares also influence choices, favoring shorter, visa-on-arrival destinations....

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Jayshree Ullal, CEO of Arista Networks, leads India's richest tech executives for 2025. She has surpassed Sundar Pichai and Satya Nadella. Ullal's net worth is $5.7 billion. Her company's revenue was $7 billion in 2024. The AI and software services boom has boosted her wealth. Ullal is an exemplary leader in a male-dominated industry. Read here to know more!...

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Sanyal said a healthy economic system must allow for "continuous churn", where old companies shut down, and new ones emerge to take their place. He stressed that constant change is necessary for long-term economic strength....