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April 06, 2026

Warping of liberty

It has been a bit over a year since America sought 'liberation' from free trade.

1 mins

India eyes space surveillance. What could play spoiler?

Amid the raging West Asia war, Indian space firms are seeing keen interest for surveillance services in the region. This signals big potential, but the journey seems complicated, as local and global regulations may pose challenges. Mint spells out the nuances.

2 mins

Warping of liberty

It has been a bit over a year since America sought ‘liberation’ from free trade.

1 mins

TCS grapples with top talent erosion

TCS, with 13.5% attrition in the December quarter, once had the lowest attrition rate among peers. But the gap has narrowed.

3 mins

Bars, eateries whip up IPL menus while LPG disruption bites

India’s restaurants, bars and quick-service chains are seeing a much-needed rebound after the Indian Premier League (IPL) season 19 kicked off on 28 March, with match screenings, group dining and delivery driving sales over the weekends.

3 mins

Centre revives ‘Go Electric’ with 2-wheeler firms

The West Asia war-triggered energy supply shocks are pushing India to speed up shift to electric mobility to cut its oil import dependence.

3 mins

Builders reel as workers pack up amid gas crisis

India’s real estate sector is facing a shortage of skilled workers and rising labour costs, as soaring cooking gas prices push migrant workers back home, even as larger developers appear better placed to manage the disruption.

2 mins

Tempting customers to deposit remains a tough task for lenders

Getting customers to park their money in deposits remains a struggle for banks, as loan demand continues to race ahead of deposit growth.

2 mins

Rate pause likely as war clouds inflation, growth

MPC may adopt a cautious stance this week amid shifting economic landscape

3 mins

INDIA'S ASSEMBLY POLLS A TEST OF OLD, NEW POLITICS

India will be fighting a war of ideas this month-end.

3 mins

Trump risks confidence in US role as guardian of global shipping

Of all the things Donald Trump has done to disrupt global commerce, from levying punitive tariffs to tearing up trade deals, few would be as consequential as withdrawing and leaving the rest of the world to secure the Persian Gulf.

2 mins

Govt steps up LPG supply, urges calm

The sale of small 5-kg LPG cylinders—available across-the-counter at LPG distributorships on showing valid ID proofs—has been stepped up, with about 660,000 bottles sold since 23 March as the government ramps up supplies to meet demand.

1 mins

Food prices stable despite West Asia war

The government's measures have kept prices of essential commodities in India stable, with staples such as rice, wheat, atta and pulses showing a decline over the year and month prior, according to consumer affairs secretary Nidhi Khare.

1 mins

OMCs to cut refinery payouts to curb losses

In a first since fuel price deregulation, Indian state-run oil marketing companies will pay refineries a discounted price for petrol, diesel, aviation turbine fuel (ATF) and kerosene to limit mounting losses from a self-imposed freeze on retail fuel prices, sources said.

1 mins

CII seeks support as war-led supply chain crisis deepens

Industry body DG says situation evolving, and energy, trade channels remain under pressure

2 mins

Mutual funds unlocked

An Investor education and awareness initiative

2 mins

War, rupee hit travel fintechs

Both forex usage and remittances have declined as West Asia conflict has disrupted travel and payments

3 mins

IPO pipeline strengthens; 38 firms file draft papers in March

As many as 38 companies, including Manipal Health Enterprises and SBI Funds Management, filed preliminary IPO papers with Sebi in March 2026, signalling improving issuer sentiment, even as regulatory timelines partly drove the surge.

1 mins

Paragon plans exits as it eyes Fund III with ₹1,500-cr corpus

Paragon Partners, which has backed consumer brands such as Chai Point and mCaffeine, has lined up exits for its earlier investments as it prepares to launch its third mid-market PE fund, targeting a corpus of ₹1,500 crore to continue investing in profitable Indian companies.

2 mins

'Domestic flows could be at risk from protracted war in West Asia'

Sustained oil prices above $100 a barrel due to a protracted West Asia war, coupled with supply disruptions, could impact corporate earnings and even domestic flows, which have so far absorbed foreign portfolio investor outflows, according to Sachin Bajaj, executive vice-president & chief investment officer at Axis Max Life Insurance.

3 mins

HDFC accounts for 30% of FPI outflows in Q4

HDFC Bank alone accounted for over a fourth of the ₹ 1.41 trillion that foreign investors pulled out of India's secondary market in the March quarter, as the impact of the Iran war and the abrupt resignation of its part-time chairman haunted the country’s largest private sector bank.

2 mins

IT braces for tepid Q4 earnings

Indian IT firms would put up a weak revenue show in Q4FY26 amid Al-led uncertainities and West Asia war.

2 mins

STATUS QUO ON REPO RATE LIKELY AS RBI GAUGES OIL SHOCK IMPACT

The monetary policy committee (MPC) in its first meeting for the new fiscal year faces what the International Energy Agency has described as the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market.

3 mins

Mondelez leans on cricket, indulgence, value packs

From Cadbury's iconic dancing girl on the cricket field in 1993, to a campaign that lets you generate a song for your loved one using artificial intelligence (AI) tools, Mondelez has successfully cemented its iconic chocolate brand in the Indian consumer's mind.

3 mins

Should RIL clarify Trump claim?

Company compliant with Sebi’s disclosure norms, but experts say NSE, BSE should seek clarity over US refinery speculation

4 mins

FMCG makers report steady growth amid West Asia risks

Leading FMCG makers reported resilient growth amid a stable demand environment in the March quarter of FY26, posting a healthy revenue expansion, even though geopolitical tensions in the West Asia markets remained a concern.

2 mins

US-Iran war drives up TV production expenses

The television industry, which faces soaring prices of memory chips (RAM), is bracing for a fall in sales, weighed down by rising cost of plastics to ocean freight on account of ongoing geopolitical tensions in West Asia.

1 mins

Artists seek to own the music -and the business behind it

Along-established trend in the West—led by music icons such as Madonna and Jay-Z—is now finding its rhythm in India.

2 mins

Snapchat taps regional films to capture India's heartland

Firm is partnering with regional film industries to attract Gen Z users in tier-II and -III cities

2 mins

Israel says more than 1,000 Iranian missiles still threaten it

Israel assesses that Iran still has more than 1,000 missiles capable of reaching it, while Hezbollah’s arsenal in Lebanon includes as many as 10,000 shorter-range rockets, according to military briefings cited by Israeli media this weekend.

1 mins

Life and death aboard ships stranded near the Strait of Hormuz

Onthe 19th day that the oil tanker ASP Avana was stuck in the Persian Gulf, its 47-year-old captain, Rakesh Ranjan Singh, died.

5 mins

Iran attacks energy infrastructure across Gulf states

Critical infrastructure across the Gulf came under attack from Iran on Sunday, with damage reported at civilian facilities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain and Kuwait.

2 mins

US rescues airman, vows 'hell' for Iran if Strait stays shut

Rescued airman was from plane Iran shot down on Friday; Trump tells Iran to open Strait of Hormuz by Tuesday

4 mins

Al-led layoffs: NITES seeks policy action

The Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate (NITES) has exhorted tech firms to prioritize reskilling over layoffs, while calling for policy intervention to bring stronger safeguards and mandatory severance norms to protect white collar workers, as aggressive artificial intelligence (AI) build-outs by industry trigger job cuts and uncertainty for workforce.

1 mins

Amul turnover climbs 11% in FY26

Dairy major Amul on Sunday said its total turnover rose 11% in the last fiscal year to cross the ₹1 trillion milestone on better demand for dairy products.

1 mins

Oil India ramps up production in Thar

Amid heightened geopolitical tensions and uncertainty in global oil markets, Oil India Ltd has significantly ramped up crude production from Rajasthan’s Thar desert, achieving a record output of 1,202 barrels per day (bpd) from the Jodhpur sandstone formation, officials said.

1 mins

Air India halts Israel flights till 31 May

Amid the ongoing war in West Asia, Air India has suspended its flights to Israel till 31 May.

1 mins

Moody's cuts India FY27 GDP forecast

Moody’s Ratings has slashed India’s economic growth estimates for the current fiscal year to 6% from 6.8% earlier, saying the ongoing conflict in West Asia will moderate growth momentum and raise inflation risks.

1 mins

Artemis astronauts sight lunar canyon

The Artemis astronauts have taken in sights of the Moon never before seen by human eyes, crew members reported on Sunday as their spacecraft crossed the two-thirds mark on their journey to a long-anticipated lunar flyby.

1 mins

One of the stock market's last havens is now at risk

One of the last places to hide from this year’s stock-market turbulence is in danger.

3 mins

Hindustan Copper eyes Navratna status

State-owned Hindustan Copper Ltd is pursuing Navratna status, with its chairman and managing director (CMD) Sanjiv Kumar Singh emphasizing the milestone as a testament to the company’s improved operations, organizational excellence and strategic growth.

1 mins

IIFCL aims to double exposure in InvITs

State-owned India Infrastructure Finance Co. Ltd (IIFCL) is aiming to double its exposure in infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) to ₹6,000 crore during the ongoing fiscal year as part of its investment diversification strategy.

1 mins

'War keeps home price growth in check'

India's top seven housing markets saw a muted 2% growth in average prices during January-March against the previous quarter as sales fell amid negative consumer sentiments because of the West Asia war, according to real estate consultant Anarock.

1 mins

Opec+ increases oil output quotas, warns of volatility

The bloc maintains damage to infrastructure could hit global oil supplies well into the future.

1 mins

U.S.-EUROPE ALLIANCE REACHES BREAKING POINT

Gulf war has triggered a new crisis in trans-Atlantic ties that were already on the rocks after a standoff over Greenland

6 mins

WHY VOLATILITY NEED NOT TRIGGER A PORTFOLIO SHIFT

A portfolio is built around a family’s risk profile, return expectations, time horizon, liquidity needs, taxation and diversification.

2 mins

Unlimited health cover: a smart upgrade?

I am 38, a salaried professional with a ₹10 lakh family floater health insurance plan bought five years ago.

2 mins

How a distant war is reshaping the summer holiday plans for Indians

To contain rising travel costs, book early, stay flexible with travel dates and choose hotels with free cancellation

5 mins

The youth: Are they the world’s most overvalued asset?

Ata dinner hosted by a family that owns a newspaper business, the conversation naturally drifted towards artificial intelligence, then doom.

4 mins

Tech firms are making effective contributions to military action

Their role makes some of them legitimate targets for Iran. It’s also why India needs tech autonomy

3 mins

Monetary policy: Acting in haste is a risk in itself

Amid today's complex and uncertain macroeconomic scenario, India's Monetary Policy Committee had best wait and watch till the haze over its growth-inflation trade-off lifts

2 mins

Beijing can't stop the Iran war but might shape the endgame

The war gives China a chance to position itself as a peacemaker

3 mins

Strike the right pin: Supply, not demand, drives growth

As we enter a new fiscal year, both the government and industry bodies such as the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Ficci) would do well to focus on what truly drives sustained growth in India:

3 mins

Both internal and external crises may test RBI's regulatory resolve

Private credit risks, interlinked bank scams in Chandigarh and new governance issues could force a relook at supervision

3 mins

Can a move abroad boost your career?

People frustrated by job market disruptions are looking outward, thinking the grass might be greener outside their home country

4 mins

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