46 Lakh Students Just Got Their CBSE Dates. Board Exams Start a Day Earlier in 2027.
CBSE’s 2027 board exams begin on 16 February for over 46 lakh students. Here is how the Class 10 and Class 12 calendar works.
November 8, 2026
Dream11 Owes Over ₹20,000 Crore in GST. It Is Relaunching Anyway.
Dream11 says a new app launches by end-December. Its parent still faces over ₹20,000 crore in GST dues and a ban on the paid contests it relied on.
Campus Sold 63.4 Lakh Pairs of Shoes in Three Months. Bata Earned More From Pricier Ones.
Campus sold 63.4 lakh pairs at ₹713 each in Q2 FY27, while Bata’s profit rose about 30 per cent on higher average selling prices.
Delhi Has Logged 1,083 Dengue Cases This Year. Inspectors Found Breeding in 2.21 Lakh Homes.
Delhi logged 1,083 dengue cases by 31 October 2026 with no deaths, and MCD found mosquito breeding in over 2.21 lakh homes.
Airtel Now Earns ₹271 a Month Per User. Each One Uses 36.5 GB of Data.
Airtel’s average mobile user paid ₹271 a month in the September quarter and used 36.5 GB of data. Here is what the numbers show.
Mamaearth’s Maker Grew 36% to ₹731 Crore. Its Younger Brands Grew Faster Still.
Honasa Consumer’s September-quarter revenue rose 36% to ₹731 crore, but Mamaearth grew in the high teens while its newer brands grew over 45%.
LIC’s Profit Rose 20% to ₹12,076 Crore. It Sold 1.6 Lakh Fewer Policies.
LIC’s Q2 profit rose 20% to ₹12,076 crore, but it sold 70.97 lakh individual policies in H1, about 1.63 lakh fewer than a year ago.
India Won All Seven Games at the Asian Champions Trophy. Japan Led the Final for 39 Minutes.
India beat Japan 4-1 in Mohali for a record sixth Asian Champions Trophy title, after scoring 46 goals in seven straight wins.
Devyani’s Sales Rose 10.4% to ₹1,519 Crore. KFC’s Old Stores Managed Just 4.4%.
Devyani’s Q2 revenue rose 10.4 per cent to ₹1,519 crore, but KFC sales at existing stores grew just 4.4 per cent, far behind Sapphire’s 14.
Ramayana Made ₹183 Crore in India in Three Days. Its Opening Still Trailed Dhurandhar 2 by ₹38 Crore.
Ramayana: Part 1 collected ₹182.70 crore net in India in three days, but its opening day fell well short of the Dhurandhar 2 record.