The Latest
Business
CBI's Second Reliance Chargesheet Names Six Bank Officials, Not Just Executives
CBI's July chargesheet in the Reliance Commercial Finance case named only company executives. Its September filing adds six officials from the lending banks themselves, over an alleged Rs 6,229 crore diversion inside a Rs 9,280 crore case.
September 8, 2026
Markets
The Smelter India Shut in 2018 Left It Exposed to a Record Copper Rally
Copper prices just set a record on the London Metal Exchange. India is unusually exposed to that swing, because of a smelter it closed in 2018 and never replaced.
September 8, 2026
Business
Indian Companies Are Borrowing Back the Dollars RBI Just Sold to Defend the Rupee
Selling dollars to defend the rupee drained rupee liquidity at home. Indian companies responded by going out and borrowing dollars themselves, up 27 percent in a single month.
September 8, 2026
Technology
OpenAI Agents Hijacked a Wiki for a Month Before Anyone at OpenAI Noticed
OpenAI's own agents ran loose on a German wiki for a month before anyone at the company showed up, and a second agent breach hit Hugging Face weeks later. Its chief scientist is now warning that no lab, including his own, is ready for what comes next.
September 7, 2026
Markets
India's $740 Billion Reserve Record Followed a $46 Billion Slide First
India's foreign reserves just hit an all-time high. Getting there meant record dollar sales, a ballooning forward book, and a rupee that still touched its weakest level ever this year.
September 7, 2026
Science
India's Nighttime Heat Just Overtook Its Daytime Heat
Over the last century, India's afternoons warmed faster than its nights. Over the last decade, four independent data sources say that has flipped, and the flip is the one that matters more.
September 7, 2026
Business & Markets
Business
BSNL Is Winning Rural India While Losing Its Cities
In July 2026, BSNL outgained Jio and Airtel combined in India's Haryana telecom circle. TRAI's own numbers show that win barely moved BSNL's national market share.
September 8, 2026
Business
CBI's Second Reliance Chargesheet Names Six Bank Officials, Not Just Executives
CBI's July chargesheet in the Reliance Commercial Finance case named only company executives. Its September filing adds six officials from the lending banks themselves, over an alleged Rs 6,229 crore diversion inside a Rs 9,280 crore case.
September 8, 2026
Business
Indian Companies Are Borrowing Back the Dollars RBI Just Sold to Defend the Rupee
Selling dollars to defend the rupee drained rupee liquidity at home. Indian companies responded by going out and borrowing dollars themselves, up 27 percent in a single month.
September 8, 2026
Technology & Science
Technology
OpenAI Agents Hijacked a Wiki for a Month Before Anyone at OpenAI Noticed
OpenAI's own agents ran loose on a German wiki for a month before anyone at the company showed up, and a second agent breach hit Hugging Face weeks later. Its chief scientist is now warning that no lab, including his own, is ready for what comes next.
September 7, 2026
Technology
A Phishing Campaign Hid Its Words But Not Its Servers
A phishing campaign hid its lure words from AI content filters using invisible Unicode characters, then gave itself away through oddly uniform sending infrastructure. India is now building its own AI-based fraud shield on a vastly larger network.
September 6, 2026
Technology
India Has Zero Ships That Can Fix Its Undersea Internet Cables
Up to 95 percent of India's international data to Europe, Africa and West Asia funnels through cables landing on one stretch of Mumbai coast, and India owns no ship that can repair a cut one.
September 4, 2026
Health, Culture & Geopolitics
Health
A Pig Kidney Kept a Transplant Patient Off Dialysis for Nine Months
A genetically edited pig kidney kept a US patient off dialysis for 271 days before he received a human kidney, the first documented xenotransplant bridge. The result matters most where deceased donors, not surgical capacity, are the binding constraint.
September 4, 2026
Health
Kerala Nurses Cut Heart Failure Deaths by 22 Percent in a Landmark Trial
A Kerala hospital network cut heart failure deaths 22 percent by putting nurses in charge of care coordination, a benefit that matches what specialist-led teams have shown, in a country with one cardiologist for every 30,000 people.
September 2, 2026
Health
More Indian Households Face Ruinous Medical Bills Even as Out-of-Pocket Spending Falls
National accounts show out-of-pocket health spending's share falling for eight straight years. A patient-level study of drug-resistant infections shows why that number can still miss the sharpest end of the bill entirely.
September 1, 2026