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Anil Jain Refex is synonymous with transforming a niche refrigerant-focused business into a diversified Indian enterprise spanning energy, infrastructure, healthcare, and mobility sectors. Starting in 2002 with a refrigerant gas refilling plant, the group has steadily expanded into renewable energy, ash and coal handling, medical technology, and sustainable transportation. This article traces the chronological evolution of Refex Industries , highlighting milestones in leadership, diversification, and industry impact. Early Business Exposure Anil Jain began his professional journey at just 17 years old , working in his family’s stainless steel trading business. This early exposure helped him understand supply chain management, vendor negotiations, and industrial distribution networks . From refrigerant refilling to renewable energy, healthcare, and green mobility, Anil Jain has led Refex Industries on a remarkable journey of diversification and growth. During collaborations with a...

Dark Prince to Bangladesh PM: What Tarique Rahman 2.0 Means for India Tarique Rahman, long regarded as the 'dark prince' of Bangladesh politics and heir to one of the country’s most influential dynasties, is set to become the next Prime Minister after his Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) swept the recent elections. India, closely monitoring the polls, quickly congratulated Tarique even before the official results, signaling its interest in restoring ties after a period of tension following the ouster of Sheikh Hasina in 2024. Tarique Rahman set to become Bangladesh’s next PM. With a ‘Bangladesh First’ agenda, repairing ties with India will be a priority, but public sentiment and historical complexities remain key challenges For India, Tarique’s BNP has historically been seen as a more liberal and democratic alternative to the ideologically rigid Jamaat-e-Islami, offering potential for a reset in bilateral relations. Tarique Rahman’s Return and Agenda Since returning fro...

The Indian government has unveiled a new series of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) with a base year of 2024, covering a wider range of goods and services and introducing revised weights. This updated index is expected to help in crafting more calibrated fiscal and monetary policies , according to Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran . Key Highlights from the January 2026 Data Retail inflation: 2.75% in January 2026 as per the new CPI series Food price inflation: 2.13% year-on-year This is the first data release from the new series, so historical comparisons with previous CPI data are not yet available. The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) released the January data on February 12, 2026 , in the presence of MoSPI Secretary Saurabh Garg , Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran , and other senior officials. The new series aims to provide a more accurate measure of price changes across a broader basket of goods and services. India u...

Indian equity markets experienced another dynamic trading session today, with benchmark indices Nifty50 and BSE Sensex swinging between gains and losses as investors reacted to global signals, domestic economic updates, and sector-specific movements. Market participants remained cautious amid mixed global trends, foreign investor activity, and ongoing macroeconomic developments. While select sectors showed resilience, others faced profit booking pressure, resulting in a range-bound but volatile session. Overview of Today’s Market Performance The trading session began on a cautious note. The Nifty50 opened marginally higher but soon fluctuated as investors assessed fresh developments. Similarly, the 30-share BSE Sensex mirrored the trend, moving in tandem with global market cues. Nifty50 and BSE Sensex stay volatile as global cues and domestic trends shape the markets. Investors watch carefully amid sectoral swings and FII activity.  Throughout the day, both indices oscillated with...

Foreign investors have returned as net buyers in Indian equities, pumping in more than $2 billion over the last nine trading sessions , supported by a strong market rally and improving investor sentiment. The renewed interest comes after a period of volatility driven by global trade concerns and valuation pressures. Between January 28 and February 6 , foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net buyers in six sessions , while they turned marginal sellers in three sessions , indicating a cautious but positive approach. On February 9 , FIIs bought shares worth ₹2,223 crore on a provisional basis, adding momentum to the ongoing rally. Market gains supported by foreign buying The sustained foreign inflows coincided with a sharp rise in benchmark indices. Both the Sensex and Nifty gained over 3 per cent during the period, while broader markets outperformed, reflecting increased risk appetite among investors. Foreign investors return to Indian equities, driving inflows past $2 bill...

The Congress on Tuesday escalated its confrontation with the ruling dispensation by submitting a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, citing alleged bias in the conduct of House proceedings. The move came amid continued disruptions during the Budget Session of Parliament, which has witnessed frequent adjournments over the past several days. Chief Whip of the Congress in the Lok Sabha, K. Suresh, along with party Whip Jawed Ahmed, formally handed over the notice of the no-confidence motion to the Secretary-General of the Lok Sabha on February 10, 2026. The submission took place as Opposition members raised slogans and protested in the House, demanding discussions on issues they claim are being repeatedly ignored. Lok Sabha adjourned amid chaos Soon after the notice was submitted, the Lok Sabha witnessed further disorder, forcing the Chair to adjourn proceedings until 2:00 pm. The repeated interruptions have significantly impacted legislative business during the o...