Solarworld Energy is set to launch its initial public offering (IPO) on September 23, a move that underscores the rising momentum of India’s renewable energy sector. The public issue is expected to attract significant investor interest as the company seeks to raise capital for expanding capacity, strengthening infrastructure, and funding growth initiatives. Positioned within the fast-growing solar energy segment, the IPO reflects not only the company’s ambition but also the broader market appetite for clean energy investments.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has urged Indian industry leaders to accelerate investments and expand operations, highlighting the private sector’s pivotal role in sustaining the country’s economic momentum. Speaking to business leaders, she emphasized that with a stable macroeconomic environment, robust government spending on infrastructure, and supportive policy measures, conditions are ripe for corporations to scale up their activities.

KPI Green Energy has successfully listed a green bond worth Rs. 670 crore, a strategic move that underscores the company’s ambition to accelerate its renewable energy footprint in India. The issuance is designed to channel capital into sustainable infrastructure, reinforcing the broader national agenda of transitioning toward cleaner energy sources. This milestone reflects growing investor confidence in green finance as a viable asset class, as well as the company’s ability to align corporate growth with environmental responsibility.

Heritage Foods has announced a reduction in retail dairy prices following the Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate cut, offering relief to consumers while reinforcing its competitive stance in the marketplace. The revision comes amid shifting dynamics in India’s dairy sector, where rising production costs and consumer demand patterns have challenged both margins and affordability. By passing the tax savings directly to consumers, the company aims to stimulate demand, strengthen brand loyalty, and position itself strategically in a highly competitive market.

Cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has sparked debate by suggesting that India’s star pacer Jasprit Bumrah should be rested or excluded for the Asia Cup fixture against Pakistan. Gavaskar’s recommendation stems from strategic considerations, including pitch conditions, workload management, and match-specific tactics against Pakistan’s batting lineup. The move has prompted discussions among analysts, fans, and cricketing circles about balancing player fitness with team performance in high-stakes encounters.

The ongoing Asia Cup has been overshadowed by a growing controversy involving the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the International Cricket Council (ICC). Reports indicate that PCB officials allegedly misrepresented a meeting with ICC official Richard Pycroft and falsely claimed an apology that was never delivered. The ICC is now evaluating disciplinary measures against the PCB for breaching professional protocols and undermining the spirit of fair governance.

As Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC) 2025 captivates audiences with its high-stakes questions and celebrity-hosted charm, viewers are curious about the actual take-home prize for contestants after taxes. While KBC announces winnings in large sums, Indian tax laws impose significant deductions, including income tax on cash prizes. This article explores how much contestants realistically receive, the tax structure applied to game show winnings, and strategies participants use to maximize post-tax benefits.

Ekta Bajaj, sister of Bigg Boss 19 contestant Abhishek Bajaj, has publicly criticized musician Amaal Mallik and co-contestant Kunickaa Sadanand, questioning the apparent contrast between their professional personas and personal behavior on the reality show. She highlighted the disparity between creating romantic songs and exhibiting hostility on-screen, describing it as contradictory and disappointing. The comments have sparked social media debate, reflecting the heightened emotional stakes surrounding reality television.

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has completed the intensive 45-day shoot for his upcoming action drama Battle of Galwan in the rugged terrains of Ladakh. The project, which demanded both physical endurance and a radical on-screen transformation, saw Khan sporting a distinctive moustache throughout the filming period. Upon wrapping the shoot, the actor returned to Mumbai, visibly having shaved off the moustache, signaling a shift back to his familiar look.

Film producer Firoz Nadiadwala has taken legal action against streaming giant Netflix and the makers of comedian Kapil Sharma’s show, alleging the unauthorized use of the iconic character Baburao from the Hera Pheri franchise. Nadiadwala, who holds rights to the popular film series, claims that the reference to Baburao was made without consent, constituting copyright infringement. Seeking damages of Rs.