AAP MLA Mehraj Malik marshalled out of J-K Assembly

Nifty shorts hit a six-month high in worst September F&O series in 25 years. Time for extra caution?

Nifty’s September derivatives series was the worst in 25 years, with the index falling 6.7% as foreign investors sharply increased bearish bets. FII index shorts hit a six-month high, while stock-futures exposure remained net long. With Nifty near key long-term support and market breadth weakening, analysts advise caution.

Indian markets are not vulnerable: Sebi chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey remains optimistic even as Sensex, Nifty bleed

Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said Indian markets remain resilient despite once-in-a-decade global headwinds, including elevated oil prices and bond yields, citing the country’s strong macroeconomic foundation.

Navratri 2026 Colour List: Which colour to wear each day during the 9 day festival; Check full list

Delhi pollution: What’s allowed and what’s not this year as new rules to impact private cars, buses, delivery fleets and school transport

Delhi winter plan: Delhi is poised to introduce stricter vehicle regulations aimed at reducing winter pollution levels. This includes banning older vehicles and progressively shifting to electric models for commercial and personal use. The new rules will affect various transport categories, including buses, goods vehicles, and private motorists. As part of the measures, a 'No PUCC, no fuel' rule will be applied across NCR.

INDIA bloc meet on CEC issue; Rahul Gandhi reaches venue, but DMK stance not clear

INDIA bloc meet on CEC issue; Rahul Gandhi reaches venue, but DMK stance not clear

AAP not part of INDIA bloc, won't attend meeting on issues concerning EC: Sanjay Singh

AAP MP Sanjay Singh said on Wednesday that the party will not attend the INDIA bloc meeting on Election Commission-related issues, reiterating that AAP is no longer part of the opposition alliance. Singh said the party supports the impeachment motion against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and raised allegations concerning the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), voter deletions and changes to electoral roll procedures.

As the last US troops exit Iraq, Kurdish fears rise and militias celebrate

The last US troops are scheduled to depart Iraq under a 2024 agreement between Baghdad and Washington. This withdrawal is celebrated by Iran-backed groups but raises concerns among others, particularly in the Kurdish region. The Kurdish government fears increased vulnerability after the removal of US air defense systems. Iran-aligned militias have celebrated the end of US military presence, claiming it signals full sovereignty for Iraq.

Alphabet stock drops: Google’s latest EU challenge explained

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Axiscades Technologies rises 5% as Sunil Singhania's Abakkus buys 3.03% stake

Axiscades Technologies shares rose on Wednesday after Abakkus Asset Manager bought a 3.03% stake for around Rs 235 crore through a block deal. Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund also picked up a 4.89% stake. Promoter Jupiter Capital sold a 10.69% stake for Rs 829.72 crore in the transaction.

Antilia bomb scare: Bombay HC orders interim stay on bail granted to ex-cop Sachin Waze

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday recused itself from hearing the NIA’s appeal against bail granted to dismissed cop Sachin Waze in the 2021 Antilia bomb scare case. Justices Bharati Dangre and Ashish Chavan said they had difficulties hearing the matter and directed that it be placed before another bench. The NIA had challenged the special court’s finding that it failed to establish a prima facie terrorism case against Waze under the UAPA.

Antilia bomb scare: Bombay HC orders interim stay on bail granted to ex-cop Sachin Waze

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday recused itself from hearing the NIA’s appeal against bail granted to dismissed cop Sachin Waze in the 2021 Antilia bomb scare case. Justices Bharati Dangre and Ashish Chavan said they had difficulties hearing the matter and directed that it be placed before another bench. The NIA had challenged the special court’s finding that it failed to establish a prima facie terrorism case against Waze under the UAPA.