STT Collection Soars by 87% in Six Months

Securities Transaction Tax (STT) collections have absolutely taken off this fiscal year, jumping 87% compared to last year. It’ve hit a whopping ₹30,630 crore. This growth is mainly thanks to more trading and a boost in stock-based derivatives. With 83% of the budget target met in just six months, expectations are high for the rest of the year.

By Avi G

Tata Motors Grants Diwali Bonuses to Pimpri Workers as a Tribute to Ratan Tata

This Diwali, Tata Motors gave a big shoutout to its Pimpri plant workers with some generous bonuses, right after the passing of Ratan Tata, the legendary chairman. Almost 10,000 permanent employees got ₹49,177 each, along with over 30,000 contract workers who also received bonuses. This thoughtful gesture highlights the strong bond between the company and its workforce during a tough time.

By Vishal Kumar

Zepto: Over 1 Lakh Dandiya Sticks Sold This Navratri

Zepto, the quick commerce platform, totally crushed it this Navratri by selling more than 1 lakh dandiya sticks. CEO Aadit Palicha couldn't be happier, thanking all the users and sellers for their support. Plus, they saw a spike in sales of fasting-friendly snacks and got involved in festive fun at different locations.

By Avi G

Amicus Capital Injects ₹125 Crore into Equirus Group

Amicus Capital just threw ₹125 crore into Equirus Group, a finance firm that got its start thanks to the late Rakesh Jhunjhunwala. This cash injection also means Federal Bank is partially stepping back from its investment, with the goal of helping Equirus grow through more capital and tech upgrades, ready to take on India’s growth chances.

By Avi G

6% Fall in India’s Edible Oil Imports

India's edible oil imports have dropped by 6% in the first 11 months of the 2023-24 oil year, mainly because of falling palm oil imports. The country brought in 145.35 lakh tonnes of edible oil, with palm oil down by 10%. This change shows how the market's shifting, making buyers more cautious.

By Avi G

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