The growing demand for special alloys amid the expansion of India’s defence production and space programmes has made Mishra Dhatu Nigam Limited, or MiDhaNi, an important company on investors’ radar. However, the company’s financial figures present a mixed picture. While its business has shown signs of improvement recently, its long-term growth has not been as strong as what is currently being factored into the stock’s valuation.

Tata Group has long been associated with investor confidence, business legacy and long-term growth prospects in the stock market. However, being part of a strong brand and a prestigious business conglomerate does not guarantee profits from a stock. The recent decline in shares of several major Tata Group companies has raised an important question for investors: do current levels present buying opportunities, or should investors wait longer before investing...

Looking at the prospects for Bajaj Auto’s stock over the next year, the overall picture appears positive, but it would be wrong to consider it a risk-free investment. The company’s recent results have been strong; its export business is showing momentum, its presence in the electric vehicle segment is expanding, and the launch of new motorcycles and brands is aimed at increasing its share of the domestic market.

Gopalswamy Doraiswamy Naidu’s business philosophy is a unique milestone in Indian industrial history. In his time, he proved that trade was not merely a means of profit but a way to make society self-reliant. The core of his life was technological innovation, practical education, and social responsibility.

Bajaj Finance has established itself as one of India's most successful non-banking financial companies, consistently delivering strong growth in loans, profits, and shareholder returns over the past decade. Its ability to expand across consumer lending, SME finance, rural finance, commercial lending, and digital financial services has made it a favourite among both institutional and retail investors.

Why did the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh allegedly kill Mahatma Gandhi, and why has the organisation faced bans and seen those bans lifted as many times? Why did the RSS write letters to Indira Gandhi during the Emergency? Why did the RSS demolish the Babri Masjid? What evidence exists of the social-service activities undertaken by the RSS? And why, allegedly, did the RSS have its own volunteers killed in Kerala and West Bengal to portray itself as a ‘victim’? The film 'Aakhri Sawaal' attempts to answer these five questions that are frequently asked about the RSS.