- Mint Explainer | Why Swiggy users must save cards separately for Instamart July 20, 2026Instamart now requires a separate saved card from Swiggy’s food app. What does this mean for users? Mint explains
- Why Sterling Holidays is moving beyond holiday memberships before its standalone listing July 20, 2026Sterling Holiday Resorts Ltd, part of Thomas Cook India, has halted new vacation memberships to concentrate on hotel operations and expand its properties. The firm plans to grow its portfolio to over 95 resorts, boosting its revenue model.
- Wealth-tech firm Veriqus Group raises ₹387 crore in funding round led by Norwest Venture July 20, 2026Veriqus intends to build a strong presence across Tier II and other high-growth cities as wealth is now being built well beyond the metros.
- Nuvoco looks beyond East with Gujarat expansion July 20, 2026The country's fifth-largest cement maker sells about 1.5 million tonnes of cement annually in Gujarat and expects to take the sales in the state to five million tonnes by 2030.
- CX Partners plans exit from Thalappakatti Hotels after seven years July 20, 2026CX Partners is seeking an overall valuation of roughly ₹1,000 crore.
- India’s edible oil industry flags 17-fold surge in Nepal imports, seeks policy review July 20, 2026In a pressing appeal, the Indian Vegetable Oil Producers' Association urges a swift revision of India's edible oil import regulations. Recent years have seen a surge in duty-free refined oil entering from Nepal, which has moved significant refining operations beyond India's borders, causing negative repercussions for local industries and fisca […]
- ICAR @98: Science, innovation and sustainability for Viksit Bharat 2047 July 20, 2026Achieving Viksit Bharat 2047 requires agriculture to move beyond production towards value addition, food processing, exports, bio-based industries, carbon markets, and rural entrepreneurship.
- A yo-yo monsoon is threatening India's crops and the power grid July 20, 2026India's monsoon rainfall is becoming more erratic due to El Niño and global warming, with the shift threatening agricultural output and straining the nation's power grids. Dry spells and sudden downpours have disrupted summer crop sowing and rural incomes. Urban areas are seeing increased power demand for cooling during monsoon pauses.
- Government tightens norms for skilling centres, prioritises permanent industry-aligned institutions July 19, 2026The move is aimed at creating opportunities for employment, entrepreneurship, apprenticeship, higher education, reskilling and international certifications of the candidates.
- JPC weighs key changes to Corporate Laws Bill, reviews AIF-to-LLP conversion and CSR norms July 19, 2026A parliamentary panel is examining changes to corporate law amendments. Investors may become partners in newly formed LLPs instead of trustees. The committee also debates proposed relaxations in corporate social responsibility norms. A framework for overseas companies to re-domicile in India is under consideration. The panel expects to adopt its report in ea […]
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