London, June 17, 2026: If your UK Biometric Residence Permit has been sitting in a drawer since it technically expired in December 2024, the Home Office has just bought you a little more time.
Mumbai, June 17, 2026: Three trading sessions after India's biggest corporate vivisection in years, Vedanta Group's newly demerged companies are still finding their feet on Dalal Street.
A crashing crude price, a rookie Fed chair's first big test, and a cautiously hawkish RBI are colliding to set the tone for Dalal Street this Thursday
Delhi NCR has attracted over $3.5 billion in D2C funding across 434 deals since 2015, emerging as India's leading hub for venture-backed consumer brands.
In the quiet lanes of Dhada Khurd, a village in Hoshiarpur, Punjab, the beats of celebration have been echoing for days. The reason? Sarpreet Singh, a 27-year-old midfielder born in Auckland to Punjabi parents, has not only been selected for New Zealand's FIFA World Cup squad but has also become the first footballer of Indian origin to start a World Cup match. As he wore the No. 10 jersey for the All Whites in their 2-2 draw against Iran in Los Angeles, thousands of miles away in his maternal village, residents gathered to cheer for a player they proudly consider one of their own. This is the story of a global dream with roots firmly planted in Punjabi soil.
Bengaluru-based D2C menswear brand Snitch has closed a $40 million Series B led by 360 ONE Asset Management, with backing from the founders of Manyavar, IvyCap Ventures, and SWC Global. Founded in 2020 with 39 products and a four-person team, Snitch has grown to 55+ stores, ₹241 crore in FY24 revenue, and an IPO on the horizon. Here is the full story — and the playbook behind it.
Veera Health has raised $3 million from Global Founders Capital and Surge, highlighting growing investor confidence in women's health as one of the fastest-growing categories in healthcare innovation.
Mumbai, June 17, 2026: Indian equity benchmarks closed higher on Wednesday, stretching their winning streak into a fourth straight session, as easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and a sharp slide in crude oil prices continued to lift investor sentiment on Dalal Street.
In what officials are calling the largest denaturalization campaign in recent US history, the Department of Justice has filed proceedings to strip citizenship from 17 naturalized Americans—including Neeraj Sharma, a 50-year-old Indian-origin businessman and former CEO of a New Jersey-based staffing firm. The DOJ alleges that Sharma submitted 11 fraudulent H-1B visa petitions with forged executive signatures and fabricated documents, then concealed his misconduct when applying for citizenship in 2017. As the Trump administration signals a "zero-tolerance policy" toward immigration fraud, the case has sent shockwaves through the Indian diaspora and raised urgent questions about the fragility of the American Dream.
In one of the most anticipated IPO filings of the year, quick-commerce giant Zepto has submitted its updated draft red herring prospectus (UDRHP) with SEBI, revealing a company at a crossroads. Revenue from operations more than doubled to ₹22,623.58 crore in FY26, but net losses widened to ₹5,905.19 crore as the company continued its aggressive expansion. The IPO comprises a fresh issue of ₹8,010 crore and an offer-for-sale by early investors, with the total issue size expected to reach between ₹11,000 crore and ₹12,000 crore. Founders Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra are not selling any shares, signaling their long-term commitment—even as the company warns investors that there is "no assurance growth will translate into profitability."