Indian steel earnings: Q2 margins likely to be hit by falling HRC prices; EBITDA expected to shrink Rs 3,500/tonne

Indian steel producers are anticipated to experience weaker earnings in the second quarter of FY26 due to falling steel prices impacting margins. While easing raw material costs may offer some relief, non-ferrous players are expected to see stronger margins. The government emphasizes developing specialized high-grade steel to reduce import reliance, supporting the auto industry through…

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Bigg Boss 19: Pranit More opens up about getting involved in controversies because of his jokes; says, “I’m going to stay the same in the BB house”

Comedian Pranit expresses his views on controversial jokes, emphasizing the intent for humor rather than offense. He acknowledges the impact of past controversies but remains committed to authenticity, even in Bigg Boss. Pranit embraces potential jokes about his life and anticipates reaching a new audience through the show, despite his lack of political inclination.

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Insider reveals why the Royal family reportedly remains out of favour to reconcile with Meghan Markle

Prince Harry has expressed a desire for reconciliation with the British royal family, even suggesting solo UK visits to ease tensions. However, trust issues, particularly concerning Meghan Markle, remain a significant barrier. Senior royals reportedly fear private conversations could be publicized, hindering complete reconciliation despite Harry’s efforts and longing for family unity.

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‘Asked us to get rid of the word Israel’: Cycling team to abbreviate name after protests by pro-Palestine group

Cycling team Israel-Premier Tech will race under the name IPT in Canada this week to avoid potential pro-Palestinian protests. Organizers confirmed the team requested the removal of “Israel” from their branding for the Quebec and Montreal races. This decision follows similar demonstrations that disrupted the Vuelta a Espana, prompted by the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

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