 | Mahua Moitra Expulsion: Opposition questions legality of the moveArgue that an MP can be disqualified only for violations given in a specific list of the constitution, and not on charges such as sharing of parliamentary portal credentials |
 | RBI continues to remain cautious, maintains 'withdrawal of accommodation'Despite softening prices, RBI maintains 'withdrawal of accommodation' stance pointing out that inflationary risks are 'evenly balanced' |
 | Analysts see BJP’s win supporting ‘rich valuations’ in markets, curbing ‘welfare impulse’Considering the big win of the BJP in legislative elections, several analysts are betting on the results to lower market volatility and boost investments. |
 | Chennai limps back to normalcy, UPI and mobile services partially restoredSeveral petrol pumps, restaurants and grocery shops have started accepting UPI payments as network and power have been partially restored in the city after a complete shut down for the past two days. |
 | Swiggy’s cheaper loyalty program a hit, helping company gain market share - reportThe loyalty program named ‘Swiggy One Lite’ is an upgraded version of its existing membership program ‘Swiggy One,’ launched in November, two years ago. |
 | November auto sales see two-wheelers rev back to life, car sales slowThis is in sync with the widespread expectation that two-wheelers will outpace four-wheeler growth in the near future to make up for the last two years. |
 | Heavy rains to lash Tamil Nadu till weekend, Chennai under orange alert for three daysThe sudden and heavy rains on Wednesday have caused flooding and traffic congestion in different parts of the state, making commutes difficult, especially in Chennai. |
 | DIY bomb to self-harm tips: Experts from OpenAI reveal ChatGPT's untamed side during testingChatGPT's unsafe past led to OpenAI implementing safety measures to address biases and hallucination risks. |
 | Antimicrobial resistance rising at an alarming rate in India: expertsIndia is among the notable countries that contribute significantly to global antimicrobial resistance due to extensive antibiotic abuse, both in healthcare and agriculture. |
 | Festivals forsake India’s fast food restaurants, demand remains stagnantIndia's fast food industry had been holding high hopes for the festival season as they expected it would help recover the persistent decline in sales, but it turned out to be disheartening. |
 | Augur drilling restarts after fixing of bent pipeWhile the pushing of the 9th pipe reached an additional 1.8-meter distance, minor vibration was noted, so Auger was pushed slightly back to re-assess the force to be applied. |
 | In reversal of trend, 2-wheelers and CVs likely to lead auto growth in near term2023 was not a promising year in terms of sales for 2-wheeler and CV sales. However, Motilal Oswal sees growth being driven by these segments going forward as demand picks up. |
 | No immediate threat to India from China influenza outbreak, says CentreThe government hed a high-level meeting to assess the situation after China reported cases of avian flu and mysterious respiratory illness among children. |
 | New findings by Indian scientists could help predict earthquakes betterScientists at Indian Institute of Geomagnetism demonstrated that atmospheric disturbances of earthquakes are more extensive than previously thought and could have predictive value |
 | Mamaearth stock zooms 20% on surprisingly good resultsHonasa Consumer defied the overall slowdown in packaged consumer goods industry to report a strong, 21% jump in its revenue and a 53% jump in its profit from operations, leading to analyst upgrade. |
 | Sun TV, Zee TV feel the heat as World Cup soaks up ad spendsThe two listed broadcasters continued to struggle as a flurry of sporting events hurt ad flow into the entertainment category. |
 | Air India fined Rs 10 lakh for non-provision of hotels, not paying compensation to passengersDGCA found Air India did not provide hotel accommodation for passengers affected by delayed flights, and did not pay compensation to passengers who were made to travel on "unserviceable seats". |
 | Increasing trade deficit a risk to the economy, warn analystsThe surge in imports was primarily led by a sharp rise in non-oil imports to USD 47.4 billion. In September, India's imports were at USD 53.8 billion. |
 | As youngsters put off marriage, BharatMatrimony eyes the dating pie25 years after its formation, changing youth preferences force India’s largest matrimonial service looks seriously at the dating market. |
 | As office-goers return to cities, so does JockeyJockey, which had opened thousands of outlets outside the metros in recent times, has now decided to cut back on its retail network in smaller towns due to low demand. |
