Delhi CJP Protest Today: What's happening at Jantar Mantar? Here's what we know so far

DMK leader Elangovan calls actor CM Vijay 'slave of BJP'; slams Centre over Keezhadi

T K S Elangovan has criticized Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay for being a supporter of the BJP. He expressed concerns regarding Vijay's future proposals to the BJP concerning metro rail projects. Elangovan alleged that the BJP has stalled the recognition of archaeological findings in Keezhadi, which harms Tamil Nadu's cultural interests. Additionally, he condemned the treatment of Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Dipke as suppression of dissent.

India’s monsoon risks may raise food industry costs: D&B

India is experiencing agricultural risks attributed to monsoon conditions, which could impact food processors and poultry producers. Procurement costs and inventory needs are likely to rise significantly due to these agricultural challenges. Rice and wheat stocks provide immediate buffers against potential food-supply issues, but maize faces direct risks from production shortfalls. Affected states include Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, which contribute significantly to overall foodgrain output.

Global Market: Goldman Sachs raises December Brent oil price forecast to $90 on supply risks

Goldman Sachs has raised its December 2026 Brent crude price forecast to $90 per barrel, citing supply risks in the Middle East. While 2027 averages remain at $80, severe Gulf production cuts could drive prices to $125, even as potential Russian exports keep near-term market sentiment volatile.

Cheap Venezuelan crude could add up to Rs 12,600 crore to RIL’s EBITDA. What investors should know

Reliance Industries could benefit from renewed access to discounted Venezuelan crude, which may boost refining margins at its Jamnagar complex. YES Securities estimates that every $1-a-barrel expansion in blended gross refining margins could generate around Rs 4,200 crore in annualised EBITDA. However, regulatory uncertainty, crude discounts and refinery utilisation will determine whether the opportunity translates into sustained earnings growth and stronger cash flows for investors.

Udhayanidhi Stalin condemns 'house arrest' of health workers ahead of Chennai protest

Tamil Nadu Leader of Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin criticised the state government for allegedly placing multi-purpose health workers under house arrest to prevent their planned protest in Chennai who were demanding job regularisation. The LoP drew parallels between the arrests and the detention of youth protesting election irregularities in Delhi. Terming Chief Minister Joseph Vijay as 'dummy chief minister,' urging him to intiate dialogue with the workers and fulfill their demands.

Global Market: Eurozone bond yields ease as Russia-Ukraine energy truce lifts sentiment

Eurozone government bond yields eased as lower energy prices and a Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire announcement improved investor sentiment. German yields declined, while French and Italian bond spreads narrowed. However, markets continued pricing in higher European Central Bank rates, with geopolitical risks and inflation remaining key concerns for investors.

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Why Supreme Court cancelled elections in 50 Punjab wards and ordered repolls in 6 weeks?

The Supreme Court recently cancelled elections in 50 municipal wards across Punjab's Patiala and Moga districts and ordered repolls within six weeks. The decision follows a fact-finding inquiry that reported serious irregularities, including alleged intimidation of candidates, destruction of nomination papers and obstruction during the election process.

SIP inflows hit record ₹32,490 crore in September despite market fall

Equity inflows rise to 5-month high; AUM dips 5% on mark-to-market losses and debt outflows

West Bengal celebrates Mahalaya at Eden Garden: CM Suvendu's initiative creates new Guinness record

West Bengal celebrates Mahalaya at Eden Garden: CM Suvendu's initiative creates new Guinness record

CJI Surya Kant backs lawyers’ right to peaceful protests at designated locations

Chief Justice Surya Kant stated that lawyers have the right to participate in peaceful protests at designated locations. Concerns were raised regarding police excesses and the alleged detention of lawyers during recent protests. Senior Advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan highlighted incidents of violence against protesters and the lack of public orders under relevant laws. The Supreme Court will hear the matter, addressing the concerns of police actions against citizens and lawyers alike.