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TREND | 22 May 2025

Fund Manager Talk | Defence stocks rally shows FOMO taking over rationality, says Kotak's Atul Bhole

Economic Times

India's macro fundamentals are in a really sweet spot & proving to be one of the strongest versus major global economies. Tightly controlled fiscal & current account deficits, lower inflation & stable currency while maintaining growth handle around 6-6.5% are attracting back foreign flows in a major way.

Defence

TREND | 21 May 2025

Defence stocks propel markets higher after three-day slide

Business Line

Defence equipment manufacturer Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) emerges as top gainer on Nifty 50, surging 5.26% to close at 382.95

Defence

TREND | 21 May 2025

Bharat Electronics Eyes Rs 40,000 Crore Order From Indigenous S-400 Project

NDTV Profit

Bharat Electronics and DRDO are jointly developing key radar and control subsystems for Project Kusha, with order potential hinging on system readiness andusertrials.

BEL's Q4 Beat, Solid FY26 Guidance Drive Macquarie's Target Hike

NDTV Profit | 21 May 2025

Defence

TREND | 21 May 2025

Taiwan sees 15 sorties of Chinese aircraft, eight vessels in its territory

Business Standard

According to Taiwan's MND, 15 out of the 15 sorties crossed the median line and entered Taiwan's southwestern Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ)

Indian forces acted like surgeons during Operation Sindoor: Rajnath Singh

Business Standard | 20 May 2025

Defence

TREND | 20 May 2025

Delegations to UNSC nations to counter Pakistan propaganda, says Misri

Business Standard

Foreign Secretary Misri briefs MPs on India's global outreach post-Pahalgam attack; Rafale cited as symbol of India-France ties in meet with French lawmakers

Defence

TREND | 20 May 2025

India's Defence-Tech companies gain global ground amid export surge

Business Line

This comes at a time when private players were tapped for the deployment of defence systems during heightened tensions with Pakistan, including the BrahMos supersonic missile, the Akash surface-to-air missil and anti-drone system

Defence

TREND | 20 May 2025

News channel viewership surges during Operation Sindoor, says BARC

Business Line

Hindi news clocked an average time spent (ATS) of 60 minutes 67 per cent higher than in previous weeks

News viewership on TV soars to 16% during Operation Sindoor: BARC

Business Standard | 19 May 2025

Defence

TREND | 19 May 2025

BEL Q4 results: Net profit rises 15% to 2,127 crore, revenue up 6%

Business Standard

Defence manufacturer also posted a 6 per cent YoY rise in revenue from operations at 9,149.59 crore in Q4FY25, it was 8,564.08 cr in Q4FY24

Indian air defence system thwarted Pak attack on Golden Temple

Business Line | 19 May 2025 6 more

Defence

TREND | 19 May 2025

Defence stocks enter overheated zone, says Share.Market expert, suggests strategy for GRSE, Cochin Shipyard & 3 others

Economic Times

For India, these changes could impact the demand for Indian products in both the US and Chinese markets, as lower tariffs may make Chinese goods more competitive. Additionally, the evolving US-China trade relationship could affect the ongoing US-India trade negotiations. If a US-India deal is finalized, it could have significant implications for key Indian sectors such as textiles, pharmaceuticals, and IT, which are closely tied to US trade policies.

Defence

TREND | 18 May 2025

Isro forms panel to probe PSLV mission failure: Chairman Narayanan

Business Standard

ISRO has formed a committee to investigate the incident in which a PSLV rocket failed to place an Earth observation satellite (EOS-09) into its intended orbit, Chairman V Narayanan said on Sunday. The committee has held several rounds of discussions to identify the cause, he added. Earlier in the day, ISRO failed to place its Earth observation satellite in orbit after the trusted PSLV rocket developed a fault minutes after launch from Sriharikota, about 135 km from here. "Today, we had the 101st mission from Sriharikota. The rocket is a four-stage vehicle. The first stage comprises a 134-tonne solid propulsion system and has six strap-on motors, each holding 12 tonne of propellant. The second stage has a 40-tonne liquid propulsion system, the third stage an 8-tonne solid propulsion system, and the fourth stage again uses liquid propulsion. These four stages must work in tandem to place a satellite into orbit," Narayanan explained. After a 22-hour countdown, the rocket lifted off as

Mission couldn't be accomplished ISRO chief Narayanan briefs media post EOS-09 satellite launch

Business Line | 18 May 2025 2 more