Indian Railways Offers Ticket Date Flexibility; Reliance, Tata Motors in News
Indian Railways has introduced a new flexibility for passengers, allowing changes to confirmed train ticket travel dates. Meanwhile, the Bombay High Court has ruled against Anil Ambani's Reliance Communications in a case involving State Bank of India. Tata Motors' demerger is set for next week, with analysts weighing in on the business split. Google has announced a significant investment in India.
Indian Railways has updated its rules to permit passengers to alter the travel dates of their confirmed train tickets, subject to existing conditions. This move aims to provide more flexibility to travellers.
In the stock market, analysts have recommended investing in the shares of a midcap metal company for a one-year period before Diwali 2025. However, investors were left disappointed by the performance of Glottis shares upon their listing. The shares were initially placed by underwriting banks on October 7, 2025.
Tata Motors' demerger process is set to reach a significant milestone next week, with the record date for the split approaching. Analysts have been providing their insights and opinions on the business separation.
Google has revealed plans to invest $10 billion in India, with a key part of this investment being the establishment of a data center cluster in an as-yet-undisclosed city. This significant investment underscores Google's commitment to the Indian market.
In other news, Tata Group leaders Noel Tata and N. Chandrasekaran held meetings with Indian Union Minister Amit Shah and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman amid ongoing infighting within the Tata Group.
Indian Railways' new rule allows for more flexibility in train travel, while the Bombay High Court's ruling has implications for Reliance Communications. Tata Motors' demerger is set to progress, and Google's substantial investment in India is expected to have a significant impact on the country's tech landscape.
