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Morgan Stanley sees Sensex at 89,000 by June 2026, upside potential of 8%

Brokerage cites strong macro stability, corporate releveraging, low-inflation volatility as strengths

LTTS, BITS Pilani, CRENS team up for R&D, skill growth in national security

Based at BITS Pilani's Hyderabad campus, CRENS will lead the collaboration, working with law enforcement, industry experts, and researchers to boost tech innovation and skill development

Tata Sons may infuse capital into Tata Tele as AGR dues cross Rs 19,000 cr

Tata Teleservices faces dues of Rs 19,256 crore amid heavy losses and negative net worth; Tata Sons may extend support as SC dismisses telcos' AGR relief plea

Indian stocks unlikely to give significant return in next 1-yr: Marc Faber

Faber finds countries like Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia more attractive than India right now.

Stock Market Close Highlights: Sensex, Nifty settle higher after Operation Sindoor; SMIDs up 1%

Sensex Today | Stock Market Close Highlights: The broader markets outperformed benchmark indices as the BSE Midcap index gained 1.36 per cent and BSE Smallcap rose 1.16 per cent

Hundreds stranded on Kailash Yatra after landslide in Uttarakhand

A Border Roads Organisation team is working to clear debris and restore access after a major landslide blocked the Adi Kailash route in Pithoragarh

CCI gives nod to Temasek's minority acquisition of Haldiram Snacks Food

Temasek's subsidiary Jongsong will acquire under 10% stake in Haldiram Snacks Food, now consolidated under HSFPL following a major FMCG merger in April

Air India explores new routes for North America flights amid airspace curbs

Currently, Tata Group-owned Air India operates 71 flights a week to North American destinations and out of them, 54 services are from the national capital

Air India's Tel Aviv-bound flight diverted after missile attack on Israel

The attack happened less than an hour before the Air India flight AI139, operated with a Boeing 787 aircraft, was to land at Tel Aviv, the sources said

Air India top officials, staff to travel economy from April 1; here's why

The announcement comes days after former Australian cricketer David Warner slammed the airline for being forced to board the flight without pilots, which caused hours of delay

'Becoming a troubling norm': Supriya Sule slams flight delays in Delhi

In response, Air India explained that several flights had been affected by adverse weather conditions in the national capital, resulting in a cascading effect on flight schedules across its network

NCP-SCP's Supriya Sule joins all-party mission on India's anti-terror stand

A seven-member all-party delegation will visit key partner nations, including UN Security Council members, this month to highlight Operation Sindoor and India's stance against cross-border terrorism

Centre halted education funds to Tamil Nadu for petty politics: MK Stalin

Addressing a book release event, Stalin said since Tamil Nadu has not agreed to the 3-language policy, the Centre has not released Rs 2,152 crore

Delhi govt will always uphold nation's honour, prestige: CM Rekha Gupta

Speaking at the Samajik Samrasta Sammelan held here, Gupta said, "For us our Tiranga is everything and whenever our country needs us, we, all Indians, will unite

Who are real 'saudagars'- Cong or Jaishankar: Telangana BJP slams Rahul

BJP slammed Rahul Gandhi and aide Pawan Khera for twisting a strong diplomatic warning to Pakistan into a bizarre tale, branding the Indian minister as an "informant" or "saudagar" (trader)

Retreat ceremony for public along Pak border to resume from May 21

Officials said on Monday that the event held daily in the evening at Attari, Hussainiwala and Sadki will be opened for public viewing from May 20

Army deployed air defence to protect Golden Temple from Pak drones: Lt Gen

Lt Gen Sumer Ivan D'Cunha says Army deployed guns at Golden Temple to counter Pakistani drone threats; operation was cleared after coordination with temple authorities

Best of BS Opinion: How we manage change can turn the future around

Today's columnists assess change, and the various forms it takes - from Trump's flip-flops to changing the ideal of what a company should do, to the Indian cricket team's leadership churn

India eyes multi-phase trade deal with US, interim pact likely before July

The talks are still ongoing and there's no clarity if the Trump administration has agreed to a three-stage process for a trade deal

Putin still holds all the cards in Ukraine, with no reasons to fold

The Ukrainians surely felt a surge of alarm on hearing Trump's latest pronouncement, that peace will only come when he and Putin meet face-to-face