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Indian Army naib subedar Neeru turned her Asian Games gold into a tribute to family, service and the next generation, dedicating the medal to her cousin Lakshya and the Indian armed forces. She said the victory was meant to send a message to younger athletes that disciplined preparation can make even the biggest stage feel attainable.
India’s women’s hockey team completed the group stage unbeaten with a commanding 7-0 victory over Singapore, underlining their status as one of the tournament’s leading contenders. The result sends the defending champions into a semifinal against Korea, while China will face hosts Japan in the other last-four clash.
India’s wealth management industry is undergoing a structural shift as investors increasingly combine active and passive strategies, while specialised investment funds and GIFT City-linked products expand the menu of portfolio choices. Speaking at the ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0, Tata Asset Management CEO Anand Vardarajan said the evolution is being driven by a more informed investor base, changing market access and the need for diversification amid global macro uncertainty.
India’s wealth management market is entering a structural shift as passive funds, specialised investment funds and GIFT City-linked products gain traction, Tata Asset Management CEO Anand Vardarajan said at the ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0. He argued that investors should blend active and passive strategies while staying alert to global yields, inflation trends and stretched valuations.
Stock selection will matter more than broad market calls as earnings and valuation dispersion widens across large-, mid- and small-cap stocks, according to Chandraprakash Padiyar, senior fund manager at Tata Asset Management. He said investors should prioritise earnings and cash-flow growth in a more volatile global backdrop, while staying constructive on banks and manufacturing and using select auto-ancillary names to play the auto theme.
Indian equities ended lower after a choppy session, with strong wholesale inflation data and elevated crude oil prices weighing on sentiment. The Nifty 50 slipped toward the 22,580-22,620 support band, a zone traders say could weaken if repeatedly tested, while investors now turn to earnings from large-cap names including Reliance Industries and Tata Technologies.
India is in a stable and strong position, Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran said at an Indian Foundation for Quality Management symposium, arguing that the country’s next phase of growth will depend on energy security, advanced manufacturing jobs and deeper investment in human capital. His remarks framed quality, resilience and capability-building as central to sustaining momentum in a more uncertain global economy.
Indian equities enter a critical week after eight consecutive weekly declines, the longest losing streak in 25 years, with investors bracing for another test of sentiment. Rising crude prices, firmer US bond yields, persistent foreign outflows and a weaker rupee are colliding with key domestic triggers, including TCS’s second-quarter results, DMart’s earnings and the Reserve Bank of India’s monetary policy decision.
Air India Express has expanded its fleet to 110 aircraft as it prepares for the winter schedule, underscoring a broader effort to scale operations through aircraft transfers and an extensive retrofit programme. The move positions the low-cost carrier to add capacity, improve utilisation and strengthen its network at a time of seasonal demand pressure across Indian aviation.
Air India CEO-designate Tewolde Gebremariam has received security clearance, removing a key procedural hurdle ahead of his formal assumption of office on October 1. The development marks an important step in Tata Group’s effort to stabilise and reshape the national carrier under new leadership.
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