IFFCO has achieved its highest-ever Profit Before Tax, projected to exceed Rs 4,106 crore for FY 2025-26, driven by robust fertiliser production and sales. The cooperative saw significant dispatches of both conventional and nano fertilisers, including new nano zinc and copper variants. IFFCO remains committed to farmer prosperity through innovation and balanced crop nutrition.

Families are embracing homesteading to save money and become more self-sufficient. Growing vegetables, raising chickens and making DIY products are popular. These skills offer immediate savings and protection against rising costs. Expert highlights how quality materials enhance these practices. Simple changes lead to significant financial benefits over time, building confidence and expanding into new areas.

India’s Securities and Exchange Board of India chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey assured global investors of the nation’s open and attractive investment landscape. He highlighted strong macroeconomic fundamentals, a growing investor base, and reform-driven policies at a Silicon Valley session. Recent steps to ease FPI registration and digital platform growth were also emphasized.

US immigration routes for skilled Indian professionals are facing unprecedented uncertainty. Elite visa categories, including EB-1 and EB-2 NIW, have seen rejection rates nearly double and more than triple respectively. Even temporary visas like O-1 and L-1 are experiencing increased denials, signaling a significant tightening of pathways for top talent.

India’s manufacturing sector experienced a slowdown in March, with growth moderating due to rising costs, intense competition, and global uncertainties like the Middle East conflict. While new orders and output saw slower expansion, employment surged, and export demand remained robust, indicating a mixed but resilient industrial landscape.

The United States is set to host an Indian delegation this month, signaling renewed momentum in bilateral trade talks. This follows a productive meeting between US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, who is in the US to review trade, defense, and technology ties.