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Affordable housing finance sector’s AUM to hit ₹2.5 lakh crore by FY28: ICRA

ICRA projects affordable housing finance companies’ assets to surge to ₹2.5 lakh crore by FY28, fueled by home loan demand and limited unsecured credit. NBFCs and AHFCs mortgage loans are expected to grow significantly, driven by self-employed borrowers and smaller…

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India’s Manufacturing PMI hits 16-month high at 59.1 in July

India’s manufacturing sector gained momentum in July, with the seasonally adjusted HSBC India Manufacturing PMI climbing to 59.1, up from 58.4 in June, marking a 16-month high. The improvement was fuelled by strong growth in new orders and output, supported…

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Sebi proposes to cut retail quota in large IPOs, raise QIB allocation

Securities and Exchange Board of India, Sebi, suggested revisions for big Initial Public Offerings. The proposal includes increasing the allocation limit for institutional buyers. It also suggests reducing the share reserved for retail investors. For IPOs exceeding ₹5,000 crore, retail…

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Anil Ambani summoned by ED in ₹17,000 crore loan fraud investigation

Anil Ambani has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate for questioning in connection with an alleged `17,000-crore loan fraud case. Searches were conducted at multiple locations linked to Reliance Group. SEBI shared findings of a probe into alleged diversion of…

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IndusInd Bank announces exit of Internal Audit Head Jyoti Prasad Ratho

IndusInd Bank has made an announcement. Jyoti Prasad Ratho, previously the Head of Internal Audit, is no longer a part of the Senior Management Personnel. This change was announced on Wednesday. The bank has officially communicated Ratho’s departure from the…

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UPI at a crossroads? Deep unease in the informal sector as tax axe falls

India’s UPI system, despite its global success, faces backlash as small vendors receive GST notices based on digital transaction data. This has led to a shift back to cash transactions, with vendors fearing tax scrutiny. Concerns rise that aggressive formalisation…

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Sold property but received money in instalments? ITAT explains when you must pay income tax on capital gains
ITAT Surat deleted a ₹2.45 crore capital gains addition after a landowner showed that he received only ₹25 lakh in the relevant year, despite ₹2.86 crore appearing in Form 26AS. The tribunal considered subsequent tax returns and co-owners' cases.
Exchanging old gold for new jewellery this Diwali? 6 things to check before accepting your jeweller’s valuation | Guide
Exchanging old gold for new jewellery this Diwali? Check six things before accepting your jeweller’s offer, including gold purity, net weight, market rates, melting deductions, making charges and exchange terms to avoid losing money.
Got salary bonus this Diwali? 5 smart ways to strengthen your finances instead of spending it all - Top ideas to follow
A Diwali salary bonus can do more than fund festive shopping. From strengthening insurance cover and preparing for upcoming expenses to boosting retirement savings and investing in skills, here are five ways to put the extra money to work.
Diwali shopping: Should you pay upfront or choose no-cost EMI for expensive purchases? Here’s what buyers must know
Planning expensive Diwali purchases? Paying upfront could help you secure additional discounts, while no-cost EMI can spread payments. Compare processing fees, GST, cashback and credit card rewards before deciding which option saves you more.
Meghalaya HC denies pension to ex-Assam Rifles rifleman, says voluntary discharge leads to forfeiture of past service
The court clarified that an employee cannot claim pensionary benefits under Rule 49(2) merely because he has completed 10 years of qualifying service if Rule 26(1), which provides for forfeiture of past service upon resignation, applies to his case
Looking to invest in international funds? Only one scheme remains open for new investors amid fresh subscription curbs
Indian investors seeking overseas exposure through mutual funds have limited choices, with only one scheme accepting fresh SIPs. Three other international funds have suspended new investments and paused existing SIP instalments. Here's what investors should know.
Air pollution in India: Does health insurance cover pollution-related illnesses? What policyholders should know
Air pollution can aggravate respiratory illnesses such as asthma and COPD. Health insurance may cover hospitalisation, but policyholders should check pre-existing disease waiting periods, ICU coverage, room rent limits, restoration benefits and OPD add-ons.
ITAT Surat ruling: Retired employee wins leave encashment tax dispute over ₹8.02 lakh exemption claim
The ruling highlights the importance of following due process before the tax authorities modify an already processed income tax return
SEBI settlement rules from November 7: Who can apply online, how much to pay and the 90-day deadline explained
SEBI's new settlement rules came into effect on November 7, 2026. The revised framework changes application fees, minimum settlement amounts and filing deadlines, while introducing fast-track options for eligible cases. Here's what applicants need to know.
Got Diwali bonus from your employer? Clear credit card dues or start mutual fund SIP: Which money move is right for you?
Got a Diwali bonus of ₹10,000? Should you clear credit card dues or start a mutual fund SIP? Compare the interest savings from repaying high-cost debt with the potential returns from investing to understand which money move makes more financial sense.