Apollo Hospitals Group has announced the establishment of a round-the-clock healthcare facility at the Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA), reinforcing its commitment to providing world-class emergency and medical care at critical transport hubs. The new medical center will offer immediate emergency response, trauma care, and advanced diagnostic services to passengers, airline staff, and visitors.

TVS Motor Company plans to launch the iconic Norton Motorcycles brand in India by 2026, marking a major step in its strategy to expand into the premium two-wheeler segment. The move comes as TVS looks to capitalize on the India–UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which is expected to reduce import duties and encourage cross-border manufacturing collaborations.

Shares of Titan Company Ltd. surged after the jewellery-to-wearables conglomerate posted strong second-quarter earnings, reflecting resilient consumer demand and an optimistic outlook for the upcoming festive season. The Tata Group company reported solid revenue growth across its core verticals—jewellery, watches, and eyewear—driven by festive buying, rising gold prices, and store expansions.

In a landmark judgment with far-reaching implications for borrowers and the banking industry, the Supreme Court of India has ruled that borrowers must be granted a fair opportunity to be heard before their loan accounts are classified as fraudulent by banks. The apex court emphasized that the principles of natural justice cannot be overlooked, even in matters involving serious financial misconduct.

In a strategic move to strengthen its global operations and technology capabilities, German stock exchange operator Deutsche Börse Group has inaugurated its new Global Capability Center (GCC) in Hyderabad, India. The facility will serve as a major hub for technology innovation, data analytics, and financial services support, underscoring India’s growing significance in the global fintech ecosystem. The move aligns with the group’s long-term strategy to enhance digital infrastructure and operational resilience.

The passing of Gopichand Hinduja, chairman of the Hinduja Group and one of India’s most influential global business figures, has drawn heartfelt tributes from political leaders, industry stalwarts, and global institutions. Widely regarded as a driving force behind strengthening India-UK economic relations, G.P. Hinduja’s legacy extends far beyond his corporate achievements. His visionary leadership, philanthropic contributions, and deep commitment to cross-border collaboration made him a towering figure in global business diplomacy.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman reaffirmed India’s strong economic trajectory, stating that the nation is poised to emerge as the world’s third-largest economy in the coming years. Speaking at a recent event, Sitharaman emphasized India’s resilience amid global uncertainties and underscored the government’s commitment to sustaining growth through fiscal prudence, infrastructure expansion, and digital innovation.

The 2025–26 sugarcane crushing season has officially commenced in Uttar Pradesh, India’s largest sugar-producing state. Mills across the region have started operations, marking the beginning of an economically significant cycle for farmers and the sugar industry alike. Early indications suggest a promising crop yield, supported by favorable weather conditions and improved cane acreage. However, industry experts caution that rising input costs and fluctuating sugar prices may temper profit margins.

EaseMyTrip, one of India’s leading online travel aggregators, has embarked on an aggressive expansion strategy by acquiring stakes in five diverse companies spanning travel, hospitality, and technology. The move underscores the company’s ambition to build a broader travel ecosystem, enhance service offerings, and secure a stronger foothold across related verticals. With these strategic investments, EaseMyTrip aims to diversify revenue streams, deepen customer engagement, and position itself as a comprehensive travel solutions provider in an increasingly competitive digital landscape.

In a significant ruling for India’s digital ecosystem, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has overturned the Competition Commission of India’s (CCI) directive that prohibited WhatsApp from sharing user data with its parent company, Facebook (now Meta Platforms Inc.). The appellate body found procedural inconsistencies and lack of sufficient evidence to justify the CCI’s earlier order.