Indian equities enter the week of August 10–14, 2026 testing a key technical hurdle at the Nifty's 200-day moving average, with a packed earnings calendar from M&M, Mphasis, LTIMindtree and Canara Bank set to determine whether the recent rally broadens or stalls.
The Nifty 50 gained 187 points over the week of August 3–7, 2026, its second consecutive weekly advance, as the RBI's rate hold, a PSU banking rally and NSE's new Closing Auction Session shaped a volatile but ultimately constructive week for Indian equities.
Shafaq Mandha, a Gujarat-origin computer systems engineering graduate from Middlesex University Dubai, has been selected for ORBITA-26, an international satellite mission that will send her to Moscow to represent the UAE at the project's launch.
Nottingham Trent University has marked the graduation of almost 250 Indian students from its 2025/26 cohort, reinforcing the UK institution's standing as a leading destination for Indian talent amid a competitive global market for international education.
Travel-tech company ixigo reported record quarterly profit of Rs 34.24 crore, up 81% year-on-year, as its bus and flights businesses drove record gross transaction value despite airfare pressure from West Asian conflict.
Logistics major Delhivery posted 28% revenue growth to Rs 2,931 crore in the June quarter, even as net profit fell 65% due to integration costs from its Ecom Express acquisition and election-related labour disruption.
E-commerce enablement platform Shiprocket has cut its IPO size by nearly a third to Rs 1,617 crore ahead of its August 12 listing, even as FY26 revenue grew 24% to cross Rs 2,000 crore.
Gaming company Nazara Technologies will raise Rs 733.5 crore through a preferential share issue entirely subscribed by its incoming CEO and the leadership of newly acquired studios Bluetile and BestPlay.
More than one lakh of India's 2.12 lakh government-recognised startups now have at least one woman director or partner, according to data shared in the Lok Sabha, reflecting a structural shift in founder demographics.
Pune startup Cresa has engineered a fully biodegradable, plastic-free sanitary pad that dissolves in hot water in roughly 80 seconds, tackling India's menstrual waste crisis and the stigma around pad disposal.