Jaguar Land Rover, owned by Tata Motors, is reportedly preparing to cut up to 4,000 jobs in the UK over two years as it targets £1.7 billion in savings amid weaker demand, rising costs and US tariffs.
India’s forex reserves rose $11.475 billion to a record $740.803 billion in the week ended August 28, driven by higher foreign currency assets and gold reserves.
India and France agree to deepen space cooperation, focusing on human spaceflight, advanced technologies, space agencies and industry engagement ahead of key space events.
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Advanced Earth observation satellite placed in orbit to boost large-area monitoring, disaster response and national applications.
Tata Chemicals says its Kenya subsidiary TCML is fully compliant with regulations and awaiting government review after President William Ruto ordered a halt to its operations.
World Bank Executive Director Neelkanth Mishra says India need not worry about FCNR(B) deposit repayments, noting the relatively cheap foreign-currency funding can be rolled over.
Sensex gained 515 points to 76,668 while Nifty rose to 23,925 in early trade on Friday, led by IT and realty stocks amid positive economic data.
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South Korea tightens rules as AI enters exam cheating, Is India ready for next challenge?
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Bangladesh looks to China for skills overhaul, from smart classrooms to graduate employment
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NMC mercy attempt: Eligible MBBS students get another chance to clear first professional exams
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Global MBA without leaving work? IIM Kozhikode plans blended program for executives
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IIT Madras School Connect sees girls close gender gap, account for 49% of enrollments
IIT Madras School Connect sees girls close gender gap, account for 49% of enrollments
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Campus beyond caste: IIT Bombay issues new anti-discrimination guidelines
Study in Bengaluru, earn University of Liverpool degree: UK institution opens campus
4 dead in Oregon school shooting in US, teen gunman killed
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If AI can solve business problems, why pursue an MBA? IIM Ahmedabad director explains
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