India’s Ambuja Cements first-quarter profit falls on higher costs

July 28 (Reuters) – India’s Ambuja Cements ‌reported a ‌36.8% drop in ​first-quarter profit on Tuesday, pressured higher fuel ‌costs ⁠due to the Middle ⁠East war. The Adani Group-owned ​cement ​maker ​reported a ‌profit after tax of 5.04 billion rupees ($52.59 million) for the ‌quarter ended ​June ​30, ​up ‌from 7.97 billion ​rupees ​a year…

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India news: Activists decry AI surveillance at CJP protests

Skip next section Modi government faces challenge from activists over AI use at CJP protest 07/28/2026July 28, 2026 Modi government faces challenge from activists over AI use at CJP protest Activists in India have challenged Narendra Modi’s government over the use of AI-powered surveillance during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest.  The controversy erupted when…

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Unilever India posts smaller quarterly profit as costs weigh — TradingView News

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India’s ‘Cockroach’ Protesters Disperse, But Questions Remain on Education and Dissent

The high drama of the protests that swept across India last week forced an extraordinary concession by the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. But Monday began with an awed hush. The site in New Delhi where thousands of young protesters braved security forces’ swinging batons and firing tear-gas shells — and who celebrated in…

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India’s youth-led ‘cockroach’ protests expose cracks in Modi’s government

Geoff Bennett: They call themselves the Cockroaches after a top official compared India’s jobless youth to the pests. Now, days after their protests toppled the education minister, students say police are coming for them. What started as outrage over leaked medical entrance exams has turned into one of India’s largest youth-led protest movements, challenging India’s…

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‘We had a friend in need’: how Israel quietly helped India turn the tide in a Himalay

When India and Pakistan went to war in the Himalayas in the summer of 1999, Israel had only recently established full diplomatic relations with New Delhi and the two countries’ defense relationship was still in its infancy. Now, more than a quarter-century later, two Israelis who helped integrate advanced targeting systems onto Indian fighter jets…

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