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NTPC's earnings per share are expected to decline in FY27, but its dividend is forecast to rise to a new high in the historical data. The contrast is notable because the only previous year of falling...

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SBI Chairman C.S. Setty discusses sustained consumption demand from GST rationalisation, a 10-year structural shift toward market funding, expansion in M&A financing, and MSME growth.

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ) is set to strengthen its presence on India’s eastern coast after emerging as the highest bidder for the mechanisation and operation of two dry bulk cargo berths at Paradip Port. APSEZ placed the highest royalty bid of ₹122.30 per tonne for the CQ-1 and CQ-2 berths, securing [...] The post APSEZ Poised to Secure Dry Bulk Berths at Paradip Port appeared first on India Seatrade News .

Elon Musk’s Starlink has reapplied for approval to deploy its second-generation constellation of up to 30,000 low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites to provide satellite communication services in India. According to a report by The Economic Times on Thursday, the application has been submitted to India’s space regulator, the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe). Starlink Seeks Approval for Gen 2 Satellite Constellation Sources familiar with the matter told The Economic Times that Starlink is seeking authorisation for its second-generation satellite constellation, which would include capabilities such as direct-to-device (D2D) connectivity. Unlike conventional satellite internet services that require a satellite dish or other specialised equipment, D2D technology allows compatible smartphones and other communication devices to connect directly with satellites. This could allow users in areas without mobile network coverage to access cellular and internet services through satellites, provided their devices and services support the technology. Direct-to-Device Connectivity Could Help Remote Areas Starlink’s proposed D2D capability could be particularly useful in remote and difficult-to-reach areas where building mobile towers or laying fibre networks can be expensive or impractical. The technology could also support communication during natural calamities. When conventional mobile networks or other communication infrastructure are disrupted, satellite-based connectivity could help citizens and government agencies stay connected. Also Read: Indian-American Shankh Mitra became the 2nd highest-paid CEO after Elon Musk; earning $821 million per year Starlink’s Earlier Gen 2 Application Was Rejected IN-SPACe had approved Starlink’s Gen 1 satellite constellation in July 2025. The constellation comprises 4,408 low Earth orbit satellites and is intended to provide conventional broadband services. However, Starlink’s earlier application for its Gen 2 constellation was rejected because certain features and the spectrum bands proposed by the company did not conform to Indian requirements, according to the report. The latest application indicates that Starlink is seeking approval again for its second-generation constellation and its expanded capabilities in the Indian market. Also Read: Reliance proposes Rs 2.73 Lakh crore investment for Underground Coal Gasification Complex in Andhra

India’s core sector growth slowed to 5.4% in July from 6% in June, with weaker iron ore, steel and electricity output and contractions in fertiliser and crude oil. Cement and coal production strengthened. Despite the monthly slowdown, April-July growth rose to 4.3% from 1.5% a year earlier. Economists expect core and industrial output growth to moderate further due to base effects.

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Coal India paid over Rs 32,000 crore in state statutory levies in FY26, with Sairam calling for a stable and predictable taxation framework

Mines Bill was passed without a debate in the monsoon session of parliament.

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