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CAS chaos eases? Jefferies names top stock picks as options volumes recover, IPOs and commodities gain traction

Jefferies sees signs of recovery in India’s derivatives market as options volumes rebound after the disruption caused by the closing auction session (CAS). BSE’s cash-market share also rose, while MCX benefited from stronger energy options activity. The brokerage expects Groww to benefit from improving orders, higher…

Nomura sees IndiGo emerging stronger from fuel shock; initiates Buy with Rs 6,000 target

Nomura initiated coverage on InterGlobe Aviation with a Buy rating and a Rs 6,000 target price, implying around 20% upside from the September 30 close. It believes IndiGo’s low-cost model, large aircraft order book and expanding international network could strengthen its competitive edge despite elevated fuel prices.

Break-up of marks needed to aid prep, say UPSC candidates

According to experts, the detailed distribution of marks should be released after the declaration of the final result, when the entire exam cycle has concluded. Releasing it before the interviews and final result may affect an ongoing selection process

Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2026: tough by design or default?

An exam meant to filter talent is increasingly seen as rejecting it, raising questions about fairness, design, and whether the system is identifying merit — a warning that calls for deeper reflection and timely course correction, rather than remaining a mere instance of acknowledgement

Congress MP and TVK MLA argue over lighting ceremonial lamp in govt event

During a baby shower event in Trichy, a disagreement arose between TVK MLA Navalpattu Viji and Congress MP Christopher Tilak. The conflict started over the protocol regarding who should light a ceremonial lamp first. After an argument, which escalated to Viji knocking the lamp from Tilak's hand, Minister Ramesh…

RBI Rate Hike Debate: Inflation and crude fuel calls for October move; but what about growth costs?

To begin with, the inflation trajectory, at least until now, has largely tracked the RBI's own projected path. Unless crude prices durably reset the RBI's forward expected inflation trajectory, it is difficult to justify a hike now that the RBI itself did not deem necessary when it published its August projections…

Letting the wind flow freely is the secret to cooling our cities

Slower winds can affect how people experience heat. Normally, the air immediately above the ground becomes saturated with water vapour due to evaporation. When winds blow faster, the saturated air is replaced with drier air. Slower winds, however, also limit evaporation

India tour of NZ: Exposure for Test regulars to highlight selection meeting

With the India A series overlapping with the T20Is and ODIs, selectors face a delicate balancing act in New Zealand. Several Test regulars could feature in the A games, while Jasprit Bumrah's workload and the composition of the Test squad will be major talking points.

India tour of New Zealand: Exposure for Test regulars to highlight selection meeting

With the India A series overlapping with the T20Is and ODIs, selectors face a delicate balancing act in New Zealand. Several Test regulars could feature in the A games, while Jasprit Bumrah's workload and the composition of the Test squad will be major talking points.

Explained | What is relative humidity and why does it matter on a hot day?

The higher the relative humidity of air, the less you can cool yourself by sweating.

TPCC chief reiterates demand for BC/OBC column in Census-2027, assures greater political share for BCs

Goolsbee says steady jobs market keeps inflation as Fed priority

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said recent jobs data indicated a steady US labour market, while persistent inflation remains the bigger policy concern. He said the Fed’s options remain open and policymakers need stronger evidence that inflation is moving sustainably toward the 2% target before deciding rates.