India–EU FTA seen as credit positive, to boost manufacturing and foreign investment: Moody’s

The India–European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will be credit positive for India, helping attract foreign investment, strengthen manufacturing and improve export competitiveness in labour-intensive sectors, Moody’s Ratings said on Wednesday.India and the EU announced the conclusion of negotiations for the long-pending FTA earlier this week, describing it as the “mother of all deals”. Under…

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Weak demand, PPA delays stall 45 GW of renewable projects despite grid connectivity

A determined farmer integrates solar power into his rural Indian landscape, balancing tradition with a sustainable future. NEW DELHI: Relatively slow growth in electricity demand in 2025–26, surplus power availability during solar hours leading to weak demand, and assured power availability for discoms after 2028–29 are among the reasons why renewable energy implementing agencies (REIAs)…

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Navigating the New Tax Landscape: Choosing Between Old and New Tax Regimes for Maximum Savings | Financial Literacy News

With the new tax regime now the default option, many taxpayers are discovering that the choice between the old and new regimes is no longer a routine filing decision but one that can significantly impact their tax outgo.Even as the government nudges taxpayers towards a simpler, exemption-light system, many taxpayers continue to opt for the…

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MDU’s Golden Jubilee push: ‘Design Your Degree’ plan to let students tailor learning pathways

MDU plans NEP-aligned ‘Design Your Degree’ model for flexible learning ROHTAK: In its Golden Jubilee year, Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, upon receiving Gold Category Award in implementation of NEP by Haryana State Higher Education Council is preparing a National Education Policy (NEP)-aligned reform blueprint that could introduce a more flexible framework tentatively titled ‘Design…

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BA psychology vs BSc psychology: Counselling or research, what should you choose?

BA psychology vs BSc psychology Psychology has slowly moved from being a “less common” subject to one that many students now take seriously. As conversations around mental health, stress, emotions, and behaviour grow, so does interest in studying psychology. Schools, colleges, hospitals, and even workplaces now recognise the value of trained psychology professionals. Because of…

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