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    Loosen the chokehold on our city roads

    Delhi's vehicle population has risen by about 30% a year, while public parking sites remain relatively stagnant at 420. Progressive parking charges can help - higher rates for locations with high traffic inflow and parking demand, differential parking rates reflecting peak and off-peak hours, and efficient and smart parking solutions to optimise existing spaces.

    High-flying PSU mutual funds lose 3% in one month. What should investors do?

    PSU mutual funds, which showed strong returns of around 97% in the last year, experienced a decline of about 3% in the past month. Analysts attribute this to profit booking. Investors are advised to maintain a long-term investment strategy and diversify their portfolios for risk management.

    Britain’s economy isn’t seeing growth anywhere near India’s 7% GDP rise — this has caused fewer differences between the Conservatives and Labour: Jaideep Prabhu

    The UK election landscape is marked by economic uncertainties post-Brexit, minimal policy distinctions between parties, and environmental concerns driving voter engagement. Influential figures like Farage, Johnson, and Sunak shape political narratives, while climate change discussions underscore the urgency for sustainable solutions amidst global warming threats.

    Bain Capital-backed Emcure Pharma mobilises Rs 583 cr from anchor investors

    Emcure Pharmaceuticals has allocated 57.8 lakh equity shares to 48 funds at the upper end of the IPO price band, raising Rs 582.6 crore. The public subscription for the IPO will commence on July 3rd and conclude on July 5th.

    What is the H5N1 virus that is growingly rapidly? Here is everything you need to know

    H5N1 which is also known as the bird flu is growing rapidly in the US and in other parts of the world. Though there are no human-to-human transmission cases, it is known to infect human beings who are in contact with the infected animals. It causes massive economic and biodiversity loss.

    IndiaFirst Life's IPO deferred, not shelved: Rushabh Gandhi

    Gandhi said the "IPO plan has been deferred but not shelved", and will align with market conditions, which are expected to be more favourable 18 months from now. The company's earlier attempts were hindered by regulatory and market uncertainties.

    • MMRDA inks Rs 850-crore urban infra financing pact with German development bank KfW

      The funds procured from KfW and MMRDA's resources will be primarily allocated towards various sustainable development projects within and around the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. These initiatives include the development of green corridors, solid waste management systems, recycling and reuse facilities, and the promotion of renewable energy solutions to address environmental concerns and enhancing the quality of life for residents in the bustling metropolitan area.

      Amazon cloud giant AWS wants public sector to embrace AI

      Amazon's AWS, the world's biggest cloud computing outfit, is making a major push to entice the public sector to join the artificial intelligence revolution, as the generative AI race with Microsoft and Google heats up. The scramble for public sector adoption of generative AI comes as Microsoft's cloud business as well as Google Cloud are trying to bite into AWS' leadership of the market.

      Yogi govt to introduce Ordinance mandating life imprisonment and Rs 1 cr fine for paper leak culprits

      CM Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government is set to introduce the Uttar Pradesh Public Examinations Ordinance 2024 following incidents of paper leaks during the Constable Recruitment Exam and RO-ARO exam in the state.

      Headwinds of high FPI exposure, but good for long term: 6 stocks the financial services sector with an upside potential of up to 25 %

      One of the most intriguing aspects of presenting the return performance of stocks, or any asset class for that matter, is how a slight adjustment in the calculation date can dramatically alter the perception, making the glass appear either half full or half empty. This phenomenon is particularly evident in the case of financial service stocks. Recently, these stocks have often been portrayed as underperformers. However, this overlooks the fact that over the long term, they have provided substantial returns and generated significant wealth. The short-term underperformance of these stocks can be attributed to their heavy ownership by Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI). As FPIs have been net sellers in Indian equities, financial service stocks have faced selling pressure. Nevertheless, the relative decline in stock prices is considerably less severe than in previous instances of similar selling activity. Given the robust fundamentals of these stocks compared to a few years ago, it is prudent to view them from a long-term investment perspective.

      Delhi govt might impound your vehicle parked in public spaces for this reason

      Delhi govt empowers enforcement wings to impound overage vehicles found parked in public places, even with NOC, if not moved out of Delhi within one month.

      With DRHP, Hyundai steers towards $3 billion public listing

      India's largest public issue will be an offer-for-sale (OFS) of up to 142.2 million shares, or a 17.5% stake, by South Korean parent Hyundai Motor Co.

      Tharoor responds to Chandrasekhar's initial social media post about ending public life

      In the recent Lok Sabha elections, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor faced tough competition from BJP's Rajeev Chandrasekhar, who announced stepping down from public life after 18 years but clarified it was meant as the end of his tenure as an MP and Minister of State. Tharoor responded by expressing confidence in Chandrasekhar's continued contributions to the country and encouraged him to explore other paths in public service.

      Canara Bank starts IPO process to take Canara HSBC Life public

      The IPO, if approved by the regulators including RBI, the Department of Financial Services, and the union government, will pave the way for Canara HSBC Life's listing on both exchanges.

      PM Modi should quit public life for indulging in Hindu-Muslim rhetoric: Mallikarjun Kharge

      Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes PM Narendra Modi for indulging in Hindu-Muslim rhetoric and fostering hatred through daily speeches. Kharge alleges PM Modi's intentions are not clean, giving hate speeches with references to buffaloes and allocating 15 percent budget to Muslims. Kharge questions Modi's consistency on statements about Hindu-Muslim issues and accuses him of dividing society.

      Best banking & PSU mutual funds to invest in May 2024

      Mutual fund advisors say banking & PSU debt schemes are ‘relatively’ safe because these schemes invest only in bonds and papers of banks and public sector companies. Since most of these entities are government-backed, they don’t have the credit risk.

      Brand Modi outcome of people's trust gained over two decades: PM Modi

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi described himself as a doer committed to making India a developed nation by 2047, attributing the perception of "Brand Modi" to the trust and support he has earned over two decades of public service. In an exclusive PTI interview, Modi emphasized that he focuses on actions rather than titles, driven by the people's belief in his genuine efforts and hard work. He acknowledged that while mistakes may happen, his intentions are always sincere.

      M&M shares jump 4% after Q4 results; m-cap climbs Rs 8,742 crore

      The company added Rs 37,159.36 crore taking its market capitalisation (mcap) to Rs 6,26,048.27 crore.

      LIC gets more time for 10% public holding

      Earlier, LIC had got a one-time exemption to meet a 25% minimum public shareholding within 10 years by May 2032 of its listing in May 2022. The government divested the stake through an offer for sale (OFS) and raised ₹21,000 crore by selling a 3.5% stake then.

      Slovakia PM Robert Fico shot during public interaction; suspect detained
      LIC shares rally over 6 pc; mcap climbs Rs 37,159 cr

      Shares of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) on Wednesday jumped more than 6 per cent after the firm said Sebi has granted an additional 3-year time till May 16, 2027, to comply with the 10 per cent public shareholding norm.

      Go Digit Insurance IPO: GMP, price band among 10 things to know before subscribing to the issue

      Go Digit Insurance IPO consists of fresh equity issue of Rs 1,125 crore and an OFS of up to 5.47 crore shares. While promoter Go Digit Infoworks will offload stakes, Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma will continue to be investors. Its price band has been fixed Rs 258-278 apiece.

      LIC granted 3-year time to achieve 10% public shareholding

      LIC gets 3-year extension from Sebi to comply with minimum public shareholding norms, delaying government's possible offer for sale. Investors relieved as stock jumps 3%. Sebi rules mandate 25% public float, with new companies given 3 years to comply. PSU insurer's majority stake owned by Indian government. Finance Ministry grants PSU insurer exemption from 25% MPS norms till 2032.

      Government gains PSU muscle as stocks climb peaks

      The value had touched a high of 22% of total market capitalisation of listed firms in June 2009, dropping to a low of 5.1% in September 2020 before doubling since then, according to data from primeinfobase.com. Re-ratings amid large valuation discounts, high dividend yields, record cash flows and news of possible privatisation triggered a sharp rally in public sector companies over the last three years.

      Digit to go public on May 15, looking to raise Rs 1,125 crore

      Digit's upcoming IPO on May 15 aims to raise Rs 1,125 crore, delayed by Sebi compliance issues. Valued at $4 billion, Digit faced fines from IRDAI. With a new CEO, Digit is poised to enter the market.

      Rupala once again apologises for remark about Kshatriya community

      Parshottam Rupala apologised to the Kshatriya community for his derogatory remark, facing backlash and demanding removal. Despite winning in Surat, the controversy affected BJP's image. Rupala urged forgiveness and took full responsibility for the incident.

      Indegene IPO booked over 10x so far on Day 3. Check subscription, GMP and other details

      Indegene IPO GMP: On the final day of the initial public offer (IPO), Indegene was booked a little over 10 times so far on Wednesday, the last day of the bidding process.

      Indegene IPO booked over 4x so far on Day 2. Check subscription, GMP and other details

      Indegene's IPO oversubscribed 4 times on the second day, led by non-institutional investors; QIB portion least subscribed.

      Indegene IPO fully subscribed on Day 1. Check subscription, GMP and other details

      On the first day of bidding, the initial public offering (IPO) of Indegene Ltd received a steady response, primarily fueled by strong interest from non-institutional investors (NII).

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