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India’s Cabinet approved seven projects worth ₹2.19 lakh crore, led by a ₹1.27 lakh crore Semicon 2.0 chip mission and a ₹62,500 crore mobile PLI scheme.
Sensex and Nifty pared early losses on Tuesday, but the rebound faded fast, closing near session lows as FII selling into expiry outweighed DII buying.
A Freedom of Information probe found over 5,000 NHS Scotland data breaches since 2023, with 182 staff disciplined and six cases sent to police.
Consumer Scotland finds Royal Mail delivers under a third of island post on time, with no regulator target and surcharges up to £50 for businesses.
Sensex closed 561 points lower and Nifty fell below 24,100 as Brent crude jumped to a one-month high on US-Iran tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.
Jensten Group has agreed to buy Glasgow’s Kelvin Smith Insurance, a £22m GWP broker, its third Scotland deal as the Bain Capital-backed group keeps expanding.
The Indian rupee breached 96 per dollar this week as US-Iran tensions pushed crude oil higher, erasing gains from the RBI’s recent forex intervention.
Scotland’s Overtoun Bridge has seen hundreds of dogs leap since the 1950s, and a 2010 study links the pattern to mink scent beneath the parapet.
SBI Funds Management’s ₹9,813 crore IPO crossed 2.52 times subscription on day two, with grey market premium pointing to a 16% listing gain on July 21.
India’s banks have raised nearly $10 billion from overseas Indians toward a $50 billion goal as the rupee weakens and the RBI eases deposit rate rules.
Ishan Crawford
India’s Cabinet Backs Semicon 2.0 in a ₹2.19 Lakh Crore Package 
Sensex, Nifty Rebound Fades as Sellers Return Into the Close 
NHS Scotland Data Breaches Top 5,000 Since 2023, FOI Finds 
Royal Mail’s Island Deliveries Run at a Third of the Mainland Rate 
Sensex Sinks 561 Points as Oil Prices Surge on US-Iran Tensions 
Jensten Group’s Scotland Roll-Up Adds Kelvin Smith Insurance 
Rupee Slips Past 96 per Dollar as RBI’s Forex Boost Fades 
The Overtoun Bridge Dog Mystery Science Still Can’t Fully Explain 
SBI Funds Management’s IPO Booms as Five Distributors Hold the Cards 
India Presses Banks to Court Diaspora Deposits as the Rupee Slides