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    U.S. government designated a powerful gang coalition known as Viv Ansanm as a foreign terrorist organization.

    SpiceJet shares fall 5% after airline reports Rs 234 crore net loss in Q1FY26

    SpiceJet Share Price: SpiceJet reported a net loss of Rupees 234 crore in the first quarter of fiscal year 2026. This is a reversal from last year's profit. Revenue also declined significantly. Geopolitical issues and aircraft delays impacted performance. Passenger revenue and load factor remained relatively stable. The airline's net worth improved due to financial restructuring.

    SpiceJet to unground 10 aircraft by April 2026, expansion underway to meet market demand

    SpiceJet aims to restore grounded aircraft by April 2026, including several Boeing 737 NG, MAX, and Q400 planes. The airline has secured maintenance slots and dispatched engines for repair. SpiceJet received overhauled engines from StandardAero. SpiceJet raised funds and finalized a lease for ten Boeing 737s.

    Adani Group looks to invest USD 60 bn in power, RE sectors till FY32

    Adani Group plans to invest approximately USD 60 billion in the power sector by FY32, with a significant focus on renewable energy expansion. The group aims to increase its renewable energy capacity to 50 GW by FY30, investing USD 17 billion in transmission and distribution capabilities. Adani Power will invest USD 22 billion to reach a 41.

    Adani Power sets 41 GW thermal goal by 2032

    Adani Power has significantly increased its thermal power capacity addition target to 41 GW by 2032, driven by the government's push for increased thermal capacity. The company plans to invest ₹1.8 lakh crore, primarily funded through internal accruals, to achieve this expansion.

    Vedanta to pour Rs 17,000 cr into Jaiprakash Associates, beats Adani bid

    Vedanta won the bid for Jaiprakash Associates with a ₹17,000-crore offer. It outbid Adani Enterprises in the insolvency battle. The deal involves major cement facilities. Only Vedanta and Adani submitted binding offers. Other suitors like Jindal Power and Dalmia Bharat did not participate. The Committee of Creditors will review Vedanta's winning bid. The resolution process for Jaiprakash Associates faced delays.

    The Economic Times
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