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Actor Mithun Chakraborty appointed Bengal govt cultural advisor with cabinet minister rank

Mithun Chakraborty has officially joined the West Bengal government as a cultural advisor, acquiring a rank equivalent to a cabinet minister. This position falls under the Information and Cultural Affairs Department and was recently unveiled by Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari. This appointment signifies a significant milestone in Chakraborty's journey as an acclaimed actor and BJP leader, with plans to harness his cultural influence to enrich the state's artistic heritage.

CARE upgrades Adani Enterprises to ‘AA’, retains ‘stable’ outlook

CARE Ratings has upgraded the long-term rating of Adani Enterprises to 'AA', affirming a stable outlook. This elevation underscores enhanced financial adaptability, attributed to recent capital influx and subsidiary stake divestitures. With profit growth likely, supported by a resurgence at Kutch Copper Limited and continued airport operations, coupled with the promoter family's substantial holdings, Adani's strategic significance is reinforced.

Ola Electric sets ₹27 price for ₹1,000-crore rights issue

The company said its board approved the issue price along with a two-call payment structure

India-EU FTA to drive German investment into India: Indo-German Chamber chief

India and the EU are set to strengthen trade relations and increase investments from German companies. The Indo-German Engineering Summit highlighted opportunities in advanced manufacturing and sustainability. Jan Noether emphasized the need for German companies to invest in local supply chains in India. Collaborations in technology sectors could enhance India's manufacturing capabilities and create engineering jobs. Greater engagement between Indian and German firms may foster long-term business partnerships.

NCLT approved 107 resolution plans worth Rs 11,000 crore in Q2

The National Company Law Tribunal has set a new benchmark by approving 107 Resolution Plans in the second quarter of FY 2026–27, a remarkable rise from 60 approved plans in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Over the first half of the financial year, a total of 185 plans were sanctioned. To date, the Tribunal has approved 1,735 Resolution Plans since its beginning until the end of September 2026.

Webull sinks over 19% after CNBC reports US House panel flagged China ties

Webull's shares fell more than 18% on Wednesday after CNBC reported that a US congressional panel had found the online trading platform "tied in structural ways" to China's government.

Sharper, bigger RBI moves coming in December? SBI economists put things in perspective

The recommendations come as the central bank manages inflation risks alongside pressure on the rupee and capital flows. A 50-basis-point increase in December would mark a sharper pace of tightening than Wednesday's hike, if inflation and global conditions take the expected path.

18 Bangladeshi nationals apprehended in Guwahati in last 24 hours

Assam Police apprehended 18 Bangladeshi nationals in separate operations in Guwahati over the past 24 hours, including five intercepted at the railway station and 13 found at a hotel. Police said the individuals had entered India illegally and were staying or travelling without valid documents, with legal proceedings initiated for their expulsion.

18 Bangladeshi nationals apprehended in Guwahati in last 24 hours

Assam Police apprehended 18 Bangladeshi nationals in separate operations in Guwahati over the past 24 hours, including five intercepted at the railway station and 13 found at a hotel. Police said the individuals had entered India illegally and were staying or travelling without valid documents, with legal proceedings initiated for their expulsion.

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Pakistan's staple turns scarce: Peshawar pays Rs 3,300 for 20kg flour as subsidised supply dries up

Flour prices in Peshawar have sharply increased, leading to significant rises in roti prices as well. Bakers have reportedly raised the price of a 50-gram roti by 50%, exacerbating public anger. The government claims to be supplying subsidized flour, yet it remains scarce in the open market. Authorities are monitoring dealers amidst accusations of an artificial shortage in the region.