Prashant Mukherjee
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- Sep 13, 2026
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Gold rush on Dalal St as regional jewellers bid to be the next Tanishq (opens the original)
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Remember the neighbourhood jeweller, the one you have been visiting every Diwali – either accompanying your parents as a kid or as a full-grown investing in gold? Now, how about watching that familiar brand getting listed on the bourses, its promoter ringing the ceremonial bell on live television surrounded by bankers in black suits as the family-owned shop becomes a company? This is exactly what is happening almost every month, across India.
ESDS Software surges 235% in 4 sessions as AI infra fever grips markets (opens the original)
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From survival to 193 mn subscribers: Is Vi finally making a comeback? (opens the original)
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“Wherever you go, our network follows.” Remember the 2003 ad campaign of Hutch (which became Vodafone India in 2007) featuring a little pug named Cheeka? For a generation of Indians, it was not just an ad. Cheeka became a celebrity of sorts at a time when mobile phones were yet to become an inseparable part of our everyday life. Then, Cheeka gradually disappeared. And the network also wavered. Customers moved on. Jio and Airtel raced ahead.
Train station to rocket propellants, a Nagpur firm’s INR21k-cr journey (opens the original)
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In 1977, when Satyanarayan Nuwal arrived in Nagpur from aRajasthan village, the objective was simple — to make a respectful living. The businesses he had tried before — leasing, transport and several other ventures — had all failed. In his initial days in Nagpur, money was scarce. There were nights when he had nowhere to sleep. The railway station became his home. “I belong to a small village in Rajasthan. I dropped out of school when I was in
Will Uncle Sam’s 100% tariff threat stop India’s Russian oil imports? (opens the original)
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The US legislation threatening punitive tariffs on the biggest buyers of Russian oil may prove less damaging for India than the headline numbers suggest. Analysts say that the final draft of the Bill is sharply diluted and has room for presidential waiver powers. They, however, highlight that the new law can fuel further disruption in the already-tight global oil market. The Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, which is
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