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India’s Ankita Raina and Rutuja Bhosale bowed out of the Asian Games 2026 women’s doubles after a tight three-set defeat to a Kazakh pair that was decided by a match tie-break. In a separate setback for the Indian tennis camp, rain forced Sumit Nagal’s match to be rescheduled for September 29, disrupting the day’s momentum.
India’s Ankita and Rutuja bowed out of the Asian Games 2026 women’s doubles after a tense three-set defeat to the Kazakh pair, losing 7-5, 3-6, 5-10 in a deciding match tie-break. In a separate disruption, rain forced Sumit Nagal’s match to be pushed to September 29, adding another layer of uncertainty to India’s tennis schedule.
One Planet Partners has launched its first private equity fund in partnership with Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank, setting an ambitious target of raising more than Rs 3,000 crore. The fund will back mid-market Indian companies across energy, mobility and manufacturing, with cheque sizes expected to range from Rs 100 crore to Rs 500 crore. The firm has already made its first investment in Yulu Bikes Private Limited, participating in the company’s $93 million Series C round, signalling an early bet on India’s electric mobility and shared transport ecosystem.
Avinash Arun’s 'Prahaar: The Ujjwal Nikam Story' arrives with clear intent and a strong central idea, but the film is caught between its artistic aspirations and commercial instincts. Sumit Roy’s writing gives the drama a meaningful spine, yet the execution often blunts its impact, leaving a film that is thoughtful but uneven.
Yes Bank has said the Supreme Court’s ruling on its additional tier-1 bonds could inflict a financial hit of Rs 5,217 crore, a blow that may have turned its reported September-quarter profit into a loss. The lender is now assessing the legal and accounting consequences of the judgment, while investors watch closely for any impact on capital adequacy and future bond demand.
Yes Bank has quantified the financial impact of the Supreme Court’s AT1 bond ruling at Rs 5,217 crore, a development that could have turned its reported September-quarter profit into a loss if fully reflected in the accounts. The lender is now assessing the legal and balance-sheet consequences of the judgment, while investors watch closely for any strain on its core equity capital and future funding flexibility.
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