Introduction Unity Small Finance Bank has surprised many with its strong financial results for the last quarter. The bank announced that its profit jumped by 83%, reaching ₹264 crore. This big growth in profit shows that Unity is doing well, even when many small banks are facing tough times. In this article, we’ll break everything […]
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In the world of big consulting firms, few names are as well-known as PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers). With offices in more than 150 countries and tens of thousands of employees, PwC helps businesses solve some of their toughest problems. But right now, there’s one country the company is focusing on more than ever — India. According to
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In a big move for its growth journey, Hyderabad-based IT firm Mouri Tech has refiled its draft papers with India’s stock market regulator, SEBI, to launch an Initial Public Offering (IPO) worth ₹1,500 crore. This isn’t the first time the company has shown interest in going public. It had earlier filed a draft prospectus in
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Let’s be honest—healthcare billing has always been a bit of a mess. You go to the doctor, get treated, and then weeks later, you’re hit with a bill you barely understand. That confusing cycle of paperwork, insurance questions, and delays? It’s exhausting. But now, a tech company called Infinx is trying to untangle that mess,
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When Mark Carney took the stage earlier this week, people could tell something different was happening. It wasn’t just another politician giving another speech. It wasn’t the usual promises people had grown used to hearing. This time, the words carried real weight. You could almost hear the hope building in the room. Carney’s message was
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It’s Getting Ugly in Canadian Politics Politics in Canada isn’t pretty these days. If you follow the news, you’ve probably noticed the shouting matches, the accusations, and the feeling that nobody really trusts anyone anymore. Right in the middle of all of this, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has thrown down the biggest challenge yet. Talking
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Sometimes, the story isn’t about huge billion-dollar deals or massive government scandals.Sometimes, it’s about something as everyday and familiar as the ghee and oil we use in our kitchens — and the surprising battles happening behind the scenes. Recently, a tribunal made a big decision: it upheld a Rs. 50 million fine against a group
You know, every once in a while, something weird happens in the world of food. Not weird like “octopus ice cream” weird — I mean the kind of weird where a regular old recipe suddenly explodes and becomes part of people’s actual love stories.And honestly?Marry Me Chicken is that recipe. Nobody planned for it. It
When you think of backyard barbecues, you probably imagine the usual scene: a standard grill, maybe a couple of folding chairs, someone flipping burgers while kids run around. But two clever friends from the Australian Outback have just turned the idea of a backyard BBQ on its head — and in the most incredible way.
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You know how sometimes, you hear a rumor and your stomach just drops? Like, not in a “spilled coffee on your shirt” way, but in a “wait, something really important might be about to change” way? That’s exactly what happened when whispers started going around that Ben & Jerry’s — yes, that Ben & Jerry’s,
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