Vedanta moves SC against Adani's JAL resolution plan after NCLAT refusal
 

SPJ True Realty Awards structural Steel Development contract in Gurugram to Jindal Steel and Power Ltd
Gurugram : SPJ True Realtyy, the real estate arm of the SPJ Group, is advancing with a structural steel-led construction approach for its upcoming commercial development, Vedatam, in Sector 14, Gurugram. Spread across a 4.15-acre land parcel, the project will feature approximately 1.2 million sq. ft. of built-up area. By placing structural steel at the core of its construction strategy, the company is aiming to significantly accelerate project timelines while ensuring higher precision in execution and greater design flexibility.

Japan's JFE Steel invests ₹7,875 crore for 25% stake in JSW Kalinga Steel
 

Near-term growth gains for aluminium producers as prices surge
The aluminium supply chain is among those impacted by the war in West Asia. The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region produces around 8-9 per cent of global aluminium, and exports 75 per cent of this produce. The GCC smelters are fed by bauxite/alumina that passes out through the Strait of Hormuz and of course, aluminium production is a very energy-intensive process (usually through smelters driven by natural gas). Both bauxite/alumina supplies and gas supply have been interdicted.

Duty-free gold imports finding their way into India as platinum jewellery
 

Silver jumps ₹7,000, gold rises ₹3,700 on wedding season demand
 

Higher crude oil prices, uncertainty weigh on commercial vehicle sales
Shares of commercial vehicle (CV) makers Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland remained under pressure, falling up to 9 per cent on the BSE in Monday’s intraday trade. Tata Motors slipped 9 per cent to ₹389.05, while Ashok Leyland skidded 6 per cent to ₹153.75.

Indian refiners bought 60 million barrels of Russian crude oil since March 5
New Delhi: Indian refiners shifted back to Russian crude oil buying around 60 million barrels of the geopolitically sensitive commodity from Moscow since March 5th as closure of the strait of Hormuz (SoH) impacted 40 per cent of its imports.

India opens 80,228 sq km for oil and gas exploration; ONGC starts new gas output
India on Monday opened up 21 oil and gas blocks covering 80,228 square kilometres under a fresh exploration round, even as state-run Oil And Natural Gas Corporation has started gas production from a key offshore project, marking a twin push to boost domestic energy output. The latest bidding round under the Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP-XI) comes as the government seeks to expand exploration activity and reduce dependence on imports. With this round, the total area offered under OALP-X and XI together now stands at about 262,817 square kilometres.

Indian fuel exports slump as Europe shipments crash after sanctions, war
 

Oil rises for fourth day on supply cuts from widening West Asia conflict
 

ONGC starts gas monetisation in Daman Upside Development project
 

Coal India up 3% in weak market; Geojit upgrades to 'Buy', sees 11% upside
 

Rajasthan mines department revenue reaches ₹9,620 crore for FY26
 

Uttar Pradesh govt approves coal mining project of ₹2,200 crore
 

New chapter in India's energy journey begins, says Hardeep Puri as OALP round 11 for energy exploration opens
New Delhi: As India moves to unlock vast frontiers for energy exploration across land and sea, Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, on Monday said round 11 of India's Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP) has been launched.

Ahmedabad Solar - Leading the solar rooftop installer in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad :  With growing power demands and the global shift toward sustainable energy, Ahmedabad Solar stands tall as Gujarat's most trusted name in solar energy. As an official channel partner of Tata Power Solar, Ahmedabad Solar has redefined solar energy adoption for homes, industries, and institutions across the state.

India discovers lowest price for green ammonia at ₹49.75 per kg
 

Premier Energies commissions 5.6 GW solar module manufacturing facility in Telangana
 

Credit to renewable energy sector doubles to ₹10,325 crore in 2025
 

EPC firms bet big on thermal energy projects
Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) companies see big opportunities in thermal energy projects as thermal is expected to remain main stay of mitigating the power demand in the country. With three fourth of country s electricity generation already coming from coal based thermal energy , the segment is expected to take additional load of power demand in the coming months amidst fall in supply of gas and hydro energy , brokerage have said . EPC companies clearly see this an opportunity. Engineering and construction major Larsen & Toubro aims to add nearly 4-5GW of thermal power projects over the next two years out of the total opportunity of 10-15GW ordering in the sector.

Aluminium hits 4-year peak after Iran attacksW. Asia smelters
Aluminium prices surged to four-year highs on Monday as Iranian ​airstrikes on two major West Asia producers over the weekend raised the risk of a prolonged supply shock. Benchmark ​aluminium on the London Metal Exchange traded 3.9 per cent higher at $3,424.5 a tonne in official rings.

India’s industrial growth rises to 5.2% in February, led by manufacturing
With strong performance of the manufacturing sector, industrial growth, as measured by the Index of Industrial Production (IIP), rose to 5.2 per cent in February from 5.1 per cent in January.

Rupee slide: $100 million NOP limit should be imposed only on banks’ trading book, say SBI economists
The $100 million Net Open Position – Indian Rupee (NOP-INR) limit in the onshore deliverable market prescribed by the RBI for Banks’ authorised to deal in foreign exchange should be imposed only on their trading book and not on whole bank book level as it creates operational challenges, according to SBI’s economic research department.

Market ends FY26 with sharp cuts; Sensex and Nifty plunge near 52-week low
India’s equity markets ended sharply lower on Monday (March 30), the final trading session of the financial year 2026. Witnessing another session of carnage, the benchmark index BSE Sensex declined 1,635.67 points (2.22%) to 71,947.55, while the NSE Nifty 50 closed 488.20 points (2.14%) lower at 22,331.40.

Moody’s applies to set up branch in GIFT IFSC, boosting global appeal
In a significant step towards putting India’s offshore financial hub on the global map, a “Big Three” credit rating agency is set to enter GIFT IFSC, with Moody’s Investors Service Singapore Pte. Ltd. applying to establish a branch at this emerging financial hub in Gujarat.

Rupee posts worst fall in 12 years in FY26; bond yields rise sharply
 

Indian rupee settles at 94.78 after hitting record low of 95.22