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BusinessPhoto: ET MarketsThe Supreme Court ruling on AT-1 bonds threatens Yes Bank's financial stability, with a potential payout of around ₹8,415 crore. This could reduce the bank's book value per share by up to 26%, weaken its CET1 ratio, and limit its growth and loss absorption capacity. The bank's share price has already fallen sharply following the announcement.
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PoliticsPhoto: Prabhat KhabarIn Mumbai, the first CCTV footage in the Tiger Shroff firing case has surfaced, showing two suspected attackers waiting outside a park. On Sunday evening in Juhu, five rounds were fired at Tiger's car. The footage shows two young men standing quietly near the park gate, seemingly waiting for the actor. Mumbai police suspect they followed Tiger before the attack.
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BusinessPhoto: Mint CompaniesAkasa Air increased its operating revenue by 35% to ₹6,168 crore in FY26, up from ₹4,583 crore the previous year, driven by fleet and network expansion. Despite this growth, the airline's net loss widened by 37% to ₹2,716 crore, reflecting deeper cost pressures in the aviation sector.
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BusinessPhoto: NDTVIndian equity benchmarks opened flat on Monday with Sensex down 97 points and Nifty up 4 points. Bitcoin (BTC/USDT) is consolidating around $82,635 after a strong rise from $63,000-$65,000 toward $87,000. The price faces resistance near $87,000 and support around $80,300. Trading volume has decreased, indicating a pause in momentum as the market awaits a fresh move.
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BusinessPhoto: FirstpostIndia's exports to the United States increased by 11.1% to $50.81 billion during April-September. Growth was driven by electronics, petroleum products, and engineering goods. However, exporters face margin pressures and uncertainty remains over a potential trade deal between the two countries.
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SportsPhoto: News18Hi SportsThe Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has removed Nasir Hussain and Michael Atherton from the commentary panel for the upcoming triangular series. The decision follows controversy over an interview Atherton conducted with former cricketer and Imran Khan's son during Pakistan's recent England tour. PCB expressed strong objections to the interview, leading to their removal.
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Photo: ET MarketsThe Supreme Court ruling on AT-1 bonds threatens Yes Bank's financial stability, with a potential payout of around ₹8,415 crore. This could reduce the bank's book value per share by up to 26%, weaken its CET1 ratio, and limit its growth and loss absorption capacity. The bank's share price has already fallen sharply following the announcement.
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