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Orient Electric Ltd reported a sharp improvement in quarterly performance, with net profit rising to Rs 27.06 crore in Q2 FY27 from Rs 12.06 crore a year earlier. Revenue from operations increased 25.15% year on year to Rs 879.34 crore, supported by stronger demand across its electrical consumer durables portfolio.
Bullayya College has conducted an orientation programme for its incoming first-year B.Tech cohort, marking the formal beginning of their academic journey and introducing them to the institution’s expectations, curriculum framework and campus environment. The event reflects the continuing emphasis in Indian higher education on structured induction, student support and early academic alignment as engineering programmes become more competitive and outcome-driven.
SpaceX’s Starshield has emerged as the company’s defense-oriented satellite service, distinct from the consumer Starlink network that Elon Musk says cannot be used for offensive military operations. The program underscores how commercial space infrastructure is increasingly being adapted for national security uses, even as questions persist over control, capability, and the line between civilian and military applications.
The first trailer for Mike Flanagan’s The Exorcist: Martyrs has arrived, positioning Scarlett Johansson at the center of a new chapter in one of horror’s most enduring franchises. The film, which also features Laurence Fishburne, Diane Lane, Sasha Calle and Jacobi Jupe, suggests a more psychologically driven and prestige-oriented approach to the material while preserving the franchise’s signature dread.
Small-cap and SME-oriented portfolio management schemes delivered a sharp outperformance in September even as India’s benchmark indices were hit by a broad market selloff. Hem Securities’ India Rising SME Stars scheme led the pack with a 7.23% gain, while several mid-cap and thematic strategies posted losses as steep as 10.16%, according to PMS Bazaar data.
The International Monetary Fund’s managing director has warned that growth-oriented fiscal plans alone will not be enough to stabilise the United States’ widening deficit and debt burden. The remarks underscore growing concern among global policymakers that persistent borrowing, higher yields and slower structural reform are feeding a feedback loop that could tighten financial conditions worldwide.
India is set to roll out a National Electricity Data Sharing Framework in October, a move designed to standardise access to power-sector information for utilities, startups and other authorised users. The initiative is expected to improve governance, support innovation in electricity services and strengthen cyber security across a data-intensive grid ecosystem.
Everstone Capital-backed electric mobility startup GreenCell Mobility has raised ₹330 crore in an equity round led by Impact Capital, marking a fresh push to expand its electric bus operations in India. The funding underscores continued investor appetite for commercial EV infrastructure, particularly in public transport, where fleet electrification is gaining policy and market momentum.
Ford has begun accepting preorder invitations for its forthcoming Fathom electric pickup, a move that puts the automaker into the center of the next phase of the U.S. EV truck race. With a starting price near $30,000, the model is being positioned as a lower-cost entry point in a segment that has struggled to balance range, capability and affordability.
Electric two-wheeler maker e-SPRINTO has moved into the business-to-consumer market with the launch of its G1 family electric scooter, marking a strategic shift from a narrower operating model into direct retail demand. The company is targeting 5,000 unit sales by March, a goal that will test both its product-market fit and its ability to compete in India’s increasingly crowded electric scooter segment.
Citroën has unveiled a concept that reimagines the legendary 2CV for the electric era, previewing what could become one of Europe’s cheapest battery-powered cars at a sub-$17,000 price point. The move underscores Stellantis’ broader bet that small, affordable EVs can restore momentum in a market where high prices and weak demand have slowed adoption.
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