April 2026

Group’s resolution plan for the takeover of insolvent Jaiprakash Associates Limited.

Gold and silver prices in India are predicted to stay strong in fiscal year 2026-27. Global uncertainty and demand for safe-haven assets will support prices. However, high interest rates could cap significant gains. Central bank purchases and industrial demand will also provide support. Volatility is expected to continue.

Accessing cooking fuel just got simpler for migrant workers, students, and daily wage earners. The government now allows 5-kg Free Trade LPG cylinders to be sold without address proof, requiring only a valid ID. This move aims to make energy more accessible, removing bureaucratic hurdles for vulnerable sections.

India’s TV market faces headwinds from soaring component costs, including RAM and plastics, compounded by rising freight charges and a weaker rupee. This is pushing up prices, prompting consumers to delay purchases and consider smaller screen sizes. While EMIs offer some relief, a slowdown in shipments is anticipated, though larger screens may see long-term growth.

India’s once-vibrant malls are becoming ‘ghost malls,’ with nearly 20% underperforming or empty. This decline stems from poor planning, oversupply, and a failure to adapt to changing consumer experiences, not just e-commerce. While some struggle, these spaces offer potential for reinvention into entertainment, co-working, or educational hubs.