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RBI eases compliance for certification of KYC copies for foreign portfolio investors

RBI eases compliance for certification of KYC copies for foreign portfolio investors

Zee News

The Reserve Bank of India eased compliance for foreign portfolio investors on 2026. Banks can now accept original certified KYC documents from authorised overseas officials. This change helps investors avoid extra processes in India. While FPI outflows reached Rs 23,676 crore this month, the bank still requires strict KYC checks.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 6:50 AM
"Dead Economy": Annamalai Mocks Vijay's London Trip, Says India Is Bigger

"Dead Economy": Annamalai Mocks Vijay's London Trip, Says India Is Bigger

NDTV

Tamil Nadu leader K Annamalai mocked Chief Minister Joseph Vijay for his recent week-long UK visit. Annamalai said, "The growth of the United Kingdom is only 1%." He argued that India has a larger economy and suggested Vijay should meet local industrialists in Coimbatore and Madurai to boost state investments.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 6:40 AM
Supreme Court to hear Mamata Banerjee's plea against freeze on party name, symbol on priority

Supreme Court to hear Mamata Banerjee's plea against freeze on party name, symbol on priority

Indian Express

The Supreme Court agreed to urgently list Mamata Banerjee's plea challenging the Election Commission's decision to freeze her party's name and symbol. The poll panel barred both factions from using the 'All India Trinamool Congress' name on Thursday. Banerjee said she would fight to reclaim the party's original identity legally.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 5:43 AM
Keralam rains: Rivers in Kottayam swell as heavy rain lashes high ranges

Keralam rains: Rivers in Kottayam swell as heavy rain lashes high ranges

The Hindu

Heavy rain lashed the high ranges of Kottayam through Sunday night, causing major rivers to swell. The district recorded 471.2 mm of rainfall by Monday morning. Two people died in rain-related incidents, and landslides damaged homes. Officials warned of flash floods as water levels in the Meenachil River rose significantly.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 6:15 AM
NHAI seeks modification of SC order directing it remove strays from highways

NHAI seeks modification of SC order directing it remove strays from highways

The Hindu

The NHAI told the Chief Justice of India on Monday, September 21, 2026, that it cannot remove stray animals from highways. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said local authorities must handle this task. The NHAI noted that following the Supreme Court order would cost them around ₹7,000 crore in total expenses.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 6:29 AM
Nilambur Flash Flood: Five Bodies Recovered, Search for Missing Continues

Nilambur Flash Flood: Five Bodies Recovered, Search for Missing Continues

Deccan Chronicle

Five bodies were recovered after a flash flood hit the Kottappuzha river in Nilambur. The NDRF and rescue teams found the victims following the incident at TK Colony. While three people got rescued, one person is still missing. Heavy forest rain caused the sudden water rise, catching many tourists off-guard.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 6:33 AM
Lindsey O Graham Act: Another stress test for India-Russia relations

Lindsey O Graham Act: Another stress test for India-Russia relations

Hindustan Times

President Donald Trump signed the Lindsey O Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 on September 18, 2026. This law allows the US to impose tariffs on top buyers of Russian oil, including India. It creates uncertainty for India, which uses Russian crude to keep domestic fuel prices low.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 5:34 AM
India wants to launch 50 rockets a year to space by 2030. But, is Isro even ready?

India wants to launch 50 rockets a year to space by 2030. But, is Isro even ready?

India Today

India aims to launch 50 rockets annually by 2030. Currently, the nation has managed only three orbital launches in 2026. Experts said, "If you think of launch itself, tn operational aspect to it and t production aspect of it." Reaching this goal requires massive industry expansion.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 4:30 AM
37 lakh Bengal SIR appeals could take 12 years to clear, EC seeks more tribunals

37 lakh Bengal SIR appeals could take 12 years to clear, EC seeks more tribunals

India Today

Clearing 37 lakh pending West Bengal electoral appeals could take 12 years at the current pace, the Election Commission told the Supreme Court. The poll panel asked for more tribunals to speed up the process. Currently, 19 tribunals handle these cases, with many people getting their names added back recently.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 3:17 AM
Typhoon approaches eastern Japan, prompting flood and landslide warnings

Typhoon approaches eastern Japan, prompting flood and landslide warnings

The Hindu

Typhoon Dujuan approached Japan’s Pacific coast on Monday, September 21, 2026, bringing heavy rain and violent winds. The weather agency warned of landslides and floods across the Kanto region. Some areas got over 300 mm of rain since Saturday. Organisers also postponed the Asian Games equestrian event until Tuesday, September 22, 2026.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 3:29 AM
Who is Nila Vikhe Patil? Maharashtra minister's niece wins seat in Sweden's Parliament

Who is Nila Vikhe Patil? Maharashtra minister's niece wins seat in Sweden's Parliament

Indian Express

Nila Vikhe Patil, a Green Party leader with roots in Maharashtra, won a seat in Sweden's Parliament after the 13 September election. She is the niece of minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil. "It feels nice to be a part of the 349-member Parliament," she said, looking forward to her new role.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 1:38 AM
Tata turbulence: why Venu Srinivasan's role is in India's spotlight

Tata turbulence: why Venu Srinivasan's role is in India's spotlight

mint

Tata Sons director Venu Srinivasan is in the spotlight after his stance on listing the company shifted. In July 2025, he voted to keep Tata Sons private, but this April, he said it should go public. His actions created a legitimacy crisis, raising many questions about his role at the group.

Tap to Read More21 Sept 1:30 AM
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