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IIT Madras launches IITM Global as a Multinational University

IITM Global is designed as a dedicated vehicle to expand IIT Madras’s presence in international markets. The post IIT Madras launches IITM Global as a Multinational University appeared first on Analytics India Magazine .

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India's real estate sector set for measured yet sustainable growth in 2026

As India entered 2026, the real estate sector is positioned for measured yet sustainable growth across all major segments, industry experts said on Friday, adding that strong fundamentals, expanding premium housing, and adaptive retail and logistics ecosystems will continue to attract both domestic and international capital.

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Max Estates sees big opportunity in Delhi NCR, rules out other markets

Max Estates CFO Nitin Kansal said the company is on track to achieve ₹6,000–6,500 crore in sales bookings, with most launches planned for the second half of the year. He said NCR markets are seeing a shift from rapid price increases to steady growth, with Noida and Gurugram showing different demand trends. Kansal expects property prices to rise 5–10% annually going forward and said the company will continue to focus solely on the Delhi NCR region, while scaling up its commercial real estate portfolio to drive rental income from FY28–29.

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Samsung signals strong recovery with employee-centric bonus payouts for 2025

Samsung’s latest announcement on employee bonuses for 2025 has brought welcome news for thousands across its global workforce, reflecting not just a business rebound but a renewed focus on rewarding employee contribution. After a challenging phase for several core businesses, the company’s performance-linked incentives are set to deliver meaningful financial recognition to employees across key [...] The post Samsung signals strong recovery with employee-centric bonus payouts for 2025 appeared first on HR Katha .

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Entities in Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal can directly buy coal from CIL

The move will help in utilising the surplus coal resources better and promote transparency. Earlier, access to Coal India Ltd’s (CIL) dry fuel by consumers across the borders was only through domestic coal traders who were allowed to buy and sell without any end-use restrictions.