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September 12, 2022

Brahmastra rakes in money but profit still far away

It might have ended the box office drought which has seen three blockbusters flop over the past two months but will the producers and distributors of Brahmastra make any money? The film has reported net domestic box office collection of ₹76 crore across all languages in the first weekend. It has been released in five languages, including Hindi. Overseas, the movie has raked in ₹50 crore in two days, trade analyst Komal Nahta said.

2 mins

Moscow now wants biz in ruble, trade may take a hit

This is after Gazprom-China deal for payments in yuan/ruble instead of $

3 mins

₹500-cr insurance pool helps counter G7 cap on Russian oil

India has been able to push back against the G7 decision of a cap on Russian oil lately because of the success of the ₹500crore insurance pool to underwrite imports to India, a government official told Business Standard.

2 mins

PM to attend SCO meeting on Sept 15-16

No official word on talks with Xi, Sharif

1 min

Hemant Soren seeks to keep his flock together

When Jharkhand Chief Minister (CM) Hemant Soren decided to call a special session of the state Legislative Assembly on Monday and go for a trust test on the floor of the House, it did not come as a surprise to the political pundits.

3 mins

Queen's final journey begins

On Sunday, the Queen's coffin, which was placed in the Ballroom of Balmoral Castle in Scotland, was taken by car on a six-hour journey to Edinburgh and then to the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

1 min

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