Granules Life Sciences gets U.S. FDA’s inspection report
RBI Deputy Governor rules out stablecoins in India
“Cryptocurrency is not money as they do not have any underlying cash flows,” says Deputy Governor T. Rabi Sankar
NLC India arm & PTC India form JV for 2,000 MW green energy projects
NLC India Renewables Ltd and PTC India sign JV to develop up to 2,000 MW green energy capacity. Shares of NLC India Ltd ended higher on Friday, December 12, by 3.21% at ₹243.90 on the NSE.
Exclusive| Union Cabinet approves insurance bill amendments, proposes 100% FDI cap
The Bill, which proposes raising the FDI limit in insurance companies to 100% among other changes, aims to expand capital access, simplify licensing, and strengthen governance in the sector.
Ozempic now available in India
Ozempic, a once-weekly injectable formulation of semaglutide—is approved in India for adults with type 2 diabetes as the first line treatment, adjunct to diet and exercise
Union Cabinet allows for exporting coal up to 50% of received allocation
The now erstwhile policy restricted coal acquired using coal linkages for specific end-uses in industries as cement, steel, sponge, iron, and aluminium, etc, through auctions
Paytm injects ₹2,250 cr into payments arm PPSL via rights issue
One 97 Communications Ltd invested ₹2,250 crore in Paytm Payments Services Ltd. Shares of the company ended higher on Friday, December 12, by 2.48% at ₹1,312.20 on the NSE.
India’s AI royalty plan ‘not sustainable’, likely to fail in implementation: Quantum Hub’s Rohit Kumar
India’s ambitious push to establish a compulsory royalty system for AI training data is drawing early scepticism from policy circles. Experts warn that the global-revenue-based fee structure and the proposed blanket licensing regime could create operational bottlenecks, diminish creator autonomy, and complicate commercial deployment for AI companies. As consultations begin, the debate is shifting from principle to practicality — and whether the framework can be meaningfully implemented at scale.
All-new MINI Convertible launched at ₹58.50 lakh
The car will be available in the country as a completely built-up unit (CBU)
BEL wins fresh orders worth ₹776 crore for next-gen defence systems
BEL has been steadily building its order pipeline through the year, supported by continued demand for network-centric systems, advanced communication platforms, and next-generation surveillance and combat solutions. Shares of BEL ended 0.5% higher at ₹389.45 on the NSE today, December 12.