Tata Sons stays, 4 more PSUs enter NBFC upper layer

Four public sector infrastructure and development finance institutions have been added to the primary list MUMBAI: Reserve Bank of India on Thursday released the revised list of upper layer NBFCs for FY27 under the scale-based regulation framework, expanding the pool with the addition of public sector infrastructure financiers while retaining Tata Sons on the list…

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He has a PhD, MPhil, multiple degrees and years of academic experience, yet drives a cab after college hours; Why Dr E Thirumalai Raja’s viral resume is raising questions about India’s academic system

When an Indian Railways officer named Ananth Rupanagudi posted a resume on X, he did not expect the response he got. He asked his followers to zoom in. To read carefully. To look at what this man had built in classrooms, in research halls, in conference rooms, and in journal pages and to ask themselves…

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WBJEE JELET OMR sheet 2026 released at wbjeeb.nic.in/jelet: Direct link to download and raise challenge here

Candidates who appeared for the WBJEE JELET 2026 examination can now access their OMR response sheets through the official portal using their login credentials. The board has also opened the objection facility, allowing candidates to challenge recorded responses by submitting supporting evidence and paying a non-refundable fee of Rs 500 for each question. WBJEE JELET…

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Railways tightens norms for project contractors; unveils covered fly ash transport and rolls out unified licence

From covered fly ash transport to a unified licence regime and stricter contractor norms, Railways has unveiled a series of reforms to improve logistics and project execution. Indian Railways on Tuesday announced a series of freight and logistics reforms, including the introduction of specialised covered containers for transporting fly ash and a unified all-India licence…

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8 Indian destinations that come alive after monsoon rainfall and how to reach them

Very few places transform quite like this UNESCO-listed park hidden high above Joshimath. It’s buried under snow for most of the year, but once the monsoon hits, the valley absolutely explodes into color. By mid-July and August, you’ll find primulas, anemones, irises, and countless wild blooms blanketing the misty Himalayan floor. It’s less about ticking…

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