MOIL’s Q1 Profit Surges 70% as Revenue and Manganese Ore Sales Rise
The company’s profit before tax increased 75% to ₹111.62 crore during the April–June quarter, compared with ₹63.82 crore in the corresponding period of the previous financial year.
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India’s Engineering Exports Rise 20.7% to $11.48 Billion in June 2026
The performance reflected sustained overseas demand for Indian machinery, transport equipment, metals, electrical products and other manufactured goods. Engineering exports remained above the $10-billion mark for the third consecutive month, underlining the sector’s resilience despite continuing pressure on shipping routes, freight rates, insurance costs and global supply chains.
RBI’s FCNR Measures Could Attract Up to $85 Billion in Forex Inflows: SBI Research
The report projects that FCNR(B) deposits alone could rise to $65–70 billion by the end of the scheme, far exceeding the mobilisation recorded during the comparable 2013 initiative. The estimate reflects strong early inflows, higher deposit rates and the likelihood that a substantial portion of maturing deposits will be renewed.
Dhanyaka: Coriander in Ayurveda and India’s Classical Culinary Tradition
The accepted botanical source is Coriandrum sativum L., an annual aromatic herb belonging to the Apiaceae family. The Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India identifies medicinal Dhanyaka as the dried ripe fruits of this species. The plant is now cultivated widely across the world and has become deeply integrated into Indian agriculture, cuisine and household health traditions.
Marvell Technology to Invest $250 Million in India to Strengthen AI Chip Development
As part of the expansion, Marvell plans to significantly increase hiring at its facilities in Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad. The company will also add a new wing to its Bengaluru campus and expand its Hyderabad office to accommodate its growing engineering teams.
Pixxel: Building India’s Hyperspectral Satellite Constellation to Read Earth’s Hidden Signatures
Firefly imagery can therefore support the detection of crop stress, nutrient deficiencies, irrigation problems and disease risk. Repeated observations allow agricultural agencies, insurers and farm-management companies to compare crop development across fields and identify areas requiring attention.
Hallikar Cattle: Karnataka’s Celebrated Breed of Strength, Speed and Endurance
Hallikar cattle originated in Karnataka and are officially recognised by the ICAR–National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources as an indigenous Indian cattle breed. The breed has been assigned the national accession number INDIA_CATTLE_0800_HALLIKAR_03008.
Nearly 17,000 MSMEs Power India’s Expanding Defence Manufacturing Ecosystem
Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth highlighted the contribution of MSMEs, start-ups and private companies in developing indigenous defence equipment, components and technologies. These enterprises increasingly support major defence manufacturers and public-sector undertakings by supplying precision components, electronics, materials, software, subsystems and maintenance services.
India’s Exports Reach Record $863.1 Billion in FY 2025–26
The latest government figures place merchandise exports at approximately $442 billion, while services exports contributed around $421 billion. Services remained one of the principal engines of export growth, supported by information technology, business services, financial services, professional consulting, communications and other digitally delivered services.
Parassinikadavu Muthappan Temple: The Living Shrine of North Kerala
The presiding deity, Sri Muthappan, is commonly understood as embodying the qualities of both Shiva and Vishnu. The two principal ritual forms associated with the deity are Vellattam and Thiruvappana. Vellattam is linked with Shiva, while Thiruvappana is associated with Vishnu in the temple tradition.