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    NCVET’s role in India’s skilling reforms: From fragmentation to integration

    India's skilling landscape is being transformed by NCVET. This body is unifying vocational training, linking it with general education. NCVET ensures quality and accountability, preparing learners for future jobs. Efforts are underway to scale up initiatives, integrate new technologies, and improve the social perception of skills. This aims to make India a global skill hub.

    India, Brazil agree to deepen economic ties; set $20 billion trade target by 2030

    Both countries agreed to broaden the Preferential Trade Agreement under the Mercosur framework and to strengthen long-term cooperation in civil and defence sectors.

    Vikram Solar shares in focus as Q2 net profit rockets 1,636% to Rs 128 crore

    Vikram Solar reported stellar Q2 FY26 results, with net profit soaring 1,636.5% year-on-year to Rs 128 crore and EBITDA rising 226% to Rs 225 crore. Revenue grew 9% to Rs 1,110 crore, while margins expanded sharply. The company expects policy support, GST cuts, and green hydrogen demand to drive future growth.

    Adani bull GQG buys more in 4 stocks, LIC stays the course but FIIs trim

    Following Sebi's clean chit, GQG Partners has increased its stakes in four Adani Group companies, signaling growing conviction. State-owned LIC maintained its holdings, with only a minor trim in Adani Ports. Meanwhile, FIIs have tactically reduced their exposure across several Adani stocks.

    Stocks in news: RIL, Infosys, Wipro, Jio Financial, Tata Steel

    Indian markets saw a strong rally on Thursday, with the Nifty 50 surpassing 25,600, driven by domestic earnings recovery optimism and positive global cues. Key companies like RIL, Infosys, and Wipro reported their second-quarter results, influencing trading activity. Analysts suggest a "buy on dips" strategy amidst sectoral rotation.

    ‘The Israel-Gaza ceasefire deal is not about Palestinians’ rights — it shows US attempts to pull the Middle East away from China’

    Professor Adam Hanieh explains that the recent Israel-Palestine ceasefire is a misnomer, failing to address fundamental Palestinian rights and aiming to consolidate US dominance in the oil-rich Middle East. He highlights the shift of oil exports to China, creating an 'East-East energy axis' and influencing global rivalries.

    • China wants India to stop copying its playbook

      India's push for electric vehicle and battery manufacturing is drawing global attention. China has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization, alleging India's subsidy schemes violate trade rules. This move suggests India's industrial strategy is beginning to impact global manufacturing powerhouses. India is actively building domestic capacity, aiming for self-reliance and potentially altering global supply chains.

      Global investors are pouring more money into climate tech

      Nuclear energy also saw significant funding, partly due to AI hype, as investors prioritize energy independence and national security.

      Saatvik Green Energy, its arm bag orders worth Rs 689.47 cr

      Saatvik Green Energy and its subsidiary Saatvik Solar Industries have secured new orders totaling Rs 689.47 crore for solar PV module supply. The orders, received from IPPs and EPC developers across India, are scheduled for execution by November 2025 and June 2026. This significant order book enhances the company's revenue visibility and reflects strong partner confidence.

      Jindal Stainless announces $150 million investment for slag processing unit

      Jindal Stainless has announced a $150 million investment to set up a second slag processing unit at its Jajpur facility in Odisha, in a 15-year partnership with Harsco Environmental. The plant will recover metals from industrial waste, supporting the company’s expanded capacity and long-term circularity goals.

      Gold's poor cousin crowned 2025's richest! Silver ETFs just doubled money and the rally isn't over yet

      Silver emerges 2025’s top performer, with ETFs doubling money as demand, supply shortages, and green economy adoption drive prices toward Rs 2.46 lakh/kg. Experts project further gains, with global and domestic markets eyeing $75/oz and record premiums, making silver a must-watch asset.

      Saatvik Green Energy shares in focus as subsidiary bags Rs 639-crore solar module orders

      Saatvik Green Energy shares: Saatvik Solar Industries, a subsidiary of the company, secured new solar PV module supply orders worth ₹638.85 crore from three independent power producers and EPC firms, to be completed by June 2026. This marks its second major win in a week, following two earlier orders totaling ₹707 crore announced on October 7 — ₹488 crore from a leading Indian power producer and ₹219 crore from another client, both to be executed by FY26.

      Google readies $15 billion war chest for Andhra AI hub: all you need to know

      The project will be built with an investment of $15 billion spread over five years, till 2030. The facility will have an initial capacity of 1 gigawatt (GW), which will be scaled to “multiple gigawatts”, said Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian.

      Ethanol industry urges govt for roadmap beyond E-20 blending, tax cuts on flex-fuel vehicles

      India's sugar and biofuel industries are calling for a national ethanol mobility roadmap beyond the E-20 target. They want tax reductions on flex-fuel vehicles to boost biofuel use. The industry has already met the E-20 goal ahead of schedule. Continued policy support is crucial to avoid underutilized production capacity and financial losses.

      Nations meet to consider regulations to drive a green transition in shipping

      Nations are meeting in London to decide on new rules for global shipping. These rules aim to put a price on greenhouse gas emissions from ships. This move could significantly reduce pollution from the industry.

      DPIIT launches PM GatiShakti Offshore for integrated planning

      The DPIIT launched PM GatiShakti-Offshore, a digital platform for integrated planning of offshore projects like wind farms and marine exploration. This initiative aims to strengthen India's Blue Economy and support sustainable coastal growth. Additionally, the Logistics Excellence, Advancement, and Performance Shield (LEAPS) 2025 was launched to benchmark logistics excellence and enhance India's competitiveness.

      Indian market quietly setting up for the next big bull run; Atul Suri on next 3 mega trends

      Indian markets are consolidating, a healthy phase before a strong breakout. Global markets are driven by AI, with tech giants leading. India missed this wave but has structural growth in defence, online retail, and green energy. New leaders are emerging from midcaps and high-growth sectors. This period is a rest before the next sprint.

      ACME to set up 1.2 MT per year sponge iron plant using green hydrogen

      Gurugram-based ACME Group is venturing into sponge iron production using green hydrogen. The company plans to set up a 1.2 million tonne per year plant. This move aims to decarbonize the steel industry. ACME will leverage its existing green hydrogen production. The company has already secured a significant off-take agreement. Further customer discussions are underway for the remaining output.

      US market not worth the risk, says one of India's biggest solar companies

      India's leading solar module maker, Saatvik Green Energy, is withdrawing from the U.S. export market, citing prohibitive tariffs and the associated risks. The company is now prioritizing India's burgeoning domestic demand, driven by delayed projects coming online.

      NTPC shares in focus after pact with Gujarat govt to explore new energy ventures

      NTPC shares: The company signed an MoU with the Gujarat government to explore opportunities in conventional and non-conventional energy sectors, aiming to expand its footprint in the state. The agreement was exchanged in the presence of Chief Minister Bhupendrabhai Patel, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, and other senior officials.

      Saatvik Green Energy announces Rs 3,150 crore capex for Odisha facility

      Saatvik Green Energy announced a significant Rs 3,150 crore capital expenditure plan for its Odisha facility to boost solar cell and module production. This investment aims to expand capacity to 4 GW of modules and 4.8 GW of cells, supporting the company's strategy for integrated renewable energy solutions and domestic market demand.

      KPI Green Energy gets contract to develop 100 MW solar project

      KPI Green Energy has secured a significant contract for a 100 MW solar power project. Sun Drops Energia, a subsidiary, will develop this project under the DREBP Policy. Multiple industrial investors have awarded this order. The project is slated for completion in phases between 2026 and 2027. This development marks a key step in expanding renewable energy capacity.

      Small solar city emerges in South Africa's coal heartland

      In South Africa's coal belt, Nomzamo Agri-Village is embracing solar power. Solar street lamps and home power bricks are illuminating the settlement. This initiative is part of a larger plan to shift away from coal and create green jobs. While coal still plays a role, the community sees solar as the future.

      Saatvik Green Energy shares hit 10% upper circuit on 459% spike in Q1 profit

      Saatvik Green Energy share price: Saatvik Green Energy reported a remarkable 459% YoY jump in Q1 net profit to Rs 119 crore, supported by new orders worth Rs 707 crore. Sequential profit rose 30%, while revenue was stable, reflecting strong growth momentum for the solar module and EPC services company.

      Government to explore 'patient capital' for green energy

      The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is exploring long-term debt financing for green energy projects. Current bank loan periods do not match project revenue cycles. This mismatch creates pressure on projects. The ministry will assess the issue and discuss solutions with financial institutions and overseas investors. India needs significant investment to meet its renewable energy targets by 2030.

      Sembcorp to buy ReNew's 300 MW solar power unit

      Singapore's Sembcorp Industries is acquiring a 300 MW solar power project in Rajasthan from ReNew Energy Global Plc. The deal is valued at $191 million. This acquisition will boost Sembcorp's renewable energy capacity in India. ReNew is selling the asset as part of its capital recycling strategy. The transaction is expected to be completed in the first half of 2026.

      Gadkari inaugurates commercial electric truck battery swapping cum charging station at Sonipat

      Union Minister Nitin Gadkari launched India's first electric truck battery swapping station in Sonipat. This initiative aims to cut fuel import costs and reduce logistics expenses. The government is strengthening infrastructure and promoting biofuels to boost farmers' income and achieve a developed India by 2047. Heavy vehicles will transition to biofuel, curbing pollution and supporting the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision.

      Sembcorp to acquire ReNew Sun Bright for Rs 1,700 crore

      Sembcorp Industries is set to acquire ReNew Sun Bright for approximately 246 million Singapore dollars. This deal will significantly increase Sembcorp's renewable energy capacity in India to 6.9 GW. The acquired asset is a 300 MW solar power plant in Rajasthan. The transaction is expected to be completed by the first half of 2026, pending regulatory approvals.

      Saatvik Green Energy bags solar modules supply orders worth over Rs 700 crore

      Saatvik Green Energy has secured significant supply orders for solar PV modules exceeding Rs 700 crore. These orders are scheduled for delivery within the current financial year. Repeat business comes from leading engineering, procurement, and construction companies and independent power producers. The company aims to contribute to India's clean energy future with reliable solar solutions.

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