By Amrashree Mishra New Delhi [India], November 5 (ANI): One of India's strongest voices championing the cause of a more accessible and inclusive society, Sminu Jindal, the Managing Director of Jindal SAW and the founder of NGO Svayam emphasized the need of the hour- building a more equitable society that builds a stronger India and delivers on the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047. In an exclusive conversation

India’s antitrust regulator conducted raids at the companies’ offices in and around New Delhi in connection with an alleged case of bid rigging

India’s antitrust watchdog carried out surprise raids at Jindal SAW and Maharashtra Seamless offices near New Delhi over alleged bid rigging in ONGC tenders, sources said. The searches, linked to a 2023 complaint by ONGC, have concluded. CCI and the companies did not comment. Investigations typically involve document collection and questioning, and can take months.

India's antitrust inspectors have conducted surprise raids at steel pipe makers Jindal SAW and Maharashtra Seamless in an alleged case of bid rigging, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday. The raids were conducted at offices of Jindal SAW and Maharashtra Seamless in and around New Delhi on Monday, and the search operation has now concluded, the two sources said. Reuters is first to report the antitrust raids, details of which are kept confidential in line with Competition Commission of India (CCI) rules.

New Delhi [India], July 7: Sminu Jindal, Founder-Chairperson of accessibility organisation Svayam and Managing Director of Jindal SAW Ltd., has been named among Fortune India's Most Powerful Women 2025, at a felicitation held recently in Mumbai. The award was conferred by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari during the ceremony, in recognition of Ms. Jindal's consistent efforts in advancing accessibility across India's public spaces, transport hubs, tourism, and sporting arenas.

On the technical charts, Palak sees support levels between ₹238.50 and ₹231.88 and resistance levels between ₹257 and ₹383.85

Indian markets closed higher led by HDFC Bank and Reliance. Netweb, R R Kabel, Swiggy, and M&M gained post strong results; Kotak Bank and Jindal Saw declined after weak earnings.

NLC India Ltd, a major player in power generation and distribution, emerged as one of the top gainers The Indian stock market showed resilience on February 4, 2025, with major benchmark indices trading higher. Investors responded positively to economic developments and corporate earnings, with BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty50 posting steady gains. The upbeat sentiment was fueled by optimism surrounding global trade, government policy support, and improving macroeconomic indicators. The BSE Sensex surged by 359.93 points (0.47%) to reach 77,546.67, while the Nifty50 advanced by 114.20 points (0.49%) to trade at 23,475.25. Broader market participation remained strong, with BSE MidCap rising 1.23% and BSE SmallCap gaining 1.02%. Sectoral performance showed mixed trends. The Nifty FMCG index was the only laggard, dipping 0.46%, while other indices traded in positive territory. The Nifty Metal index led the gains with a 2.29% surge, followed by PSU Bank stocks, which climbed 1.78%, and the Auto sector, which added 1.68%.