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BusinessPhoto: Mint MarketsInternational Gemological Institute (IGI) shares surged 16.5% over two days, rising 6% on Friday after a 10% gain the previous day. This rally followed strong September-quarter results, with profit increasing 43% year-on-year to ₹185.8 crore and revenue growing 31% to ₹398 crore. The stock is now just 3.5% below its 52-week high.
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At the Asian Para Games 2026, India achieved significant success, winning a total of 26 medals on October 23, including 7 golds. Notably, Sandeep set a world record in the men's 400m T64 event, contributing to India's medal haul. India secured its 28th gold medal during the games held in Japan, matching its previous record from Hangzhou.
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Bloom Energy has raised its financial outlook and reported higher profits, signaling improved business performance. The company’s updated forecast reflects stronger demand and operational efficiency, contributing to its positive earnings report. This development indicates confidence in future growth and market position.
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Abhishek and Samson formed a powerful partnership that broke the six-year-old record previously held by Rohit and Rahul in T20I cricket. In a match at Christchurch, India set an unwanted record, but Naman Dhir's performance in the final over secured a historic T20I win against New Zealand. Despite the victory, captain Iyer expressed dissatisfaction with the bowlers.
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WorldPhoto: ET EducationEducation leaders at the ETEducation Chancellors' Conclave 2026 stressed that Indian universities must rethink curricula, improve assessments, and adopt AI technologies to remain competitive globally. They highlighted the importance of industry partnerships and personalized learning approaches to enhance educational outcomes and prepare students for future challenges.
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Indian stock markets declined as rising crude oil prices overshadowed gains in the IT sector. The Sensex dropped sharply, falling 1,250 points from the day's high, while the Nifty slipped below 22,400. Market volatility was driven by surging crude prices, foreign institutional investor outflows, and weakness in power and metal stocks, causing significant losses in afternoon trading sessions.
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Photo: Mint MarketsInternational Gemological Institute (IGI) shares surged 16.5% over two days, rising 6% on Friday after a 10% gain the previous day. This rally followed strong September-quarter results, with profit increasing 43% year-on-year to ₹185.8 crore and revenue growing 31% to ₹398 crore. The stock is now just 3.5% below its 52-week high.
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