BVG India receives Sebi approval to raise 300 cr via IPO: CEO Rupal Sinha
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 8:19PM IST
Facility management service provider BVG India has received necessary approvals to raise Rs 300 crore through an initial public offering (IPO), a top company official said on Sunday.
Last year in September, BVG India had filed its preliminary papers with market regulator Sebi to raise funds through an initial public offering (IPO) comprising a fresh issue of equity shares and an OFS.
Under the offer for sale (OFS), existing shareholders will offload 2.85 crore equity shares, according to the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) dated September 30, 2025.
"The DRHP has been filed, and we have received the necessary approvals. So yes, the process is on," BVG India CEO Rupal Sinha told PTI.
Sinha said in the DRHP, the company has disclosed that it will raise Rs 300 crore to just retire some of its loans and support the growth development.
"This all will be more market-driven mechanism," she said.
The company reported revenue from operations of Rs 4,128 crore and profit after tax of Rs
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US inflation data, crude, Iran crisis to steer bullion this week: Analysts
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 7:52PM IST
Upcoming US inflation figures, crude oil price movements, and geopolitical tensions in West Asia will be primary triggers for gold and silver prices, amid heightened speculation surrounding the global interest rate outlook, analysts said.
Investors will also keep an eye on consumer price data from Germany and China, GDP figures from the Eurozone, Japan and the UK, as well as China's trade data this week, they added.
"US inflation numbers would be the key trigger for bullion markets amid considerable speculation over the interest rate outlook," Pranav Mer, Senior Vice President, EBG - Commodity & Currency Research, JM Financial Services Ltd, said. US Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation report for August 2026 is scheduled for release on September 11.
"In gold, the prices look for resistance at Rs 1.57 lakh per 10 grams, while in case of silver we still maintain a positive bias till prices are above supports at Rs 2.31 lakh per kg," Pranav Mer, Senior Vice President, EBG - Commodity
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Bigg Boss Hosts' Paychecks Revealed: Salman Khan, Nagarjuna To Mohanlal Who Earns The Most?
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 7:31PM IST
JioStar said more than 95 sponsors have signed up across the six editions this season, covering Hindi, Bangla, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.
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IPOs This Week: Rentomojo, Kanohar Electricals, Nine Others To Raise Rs 7,055 Crore Check Details
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 7:05PM IST
There are no SME IPOs opening for subscription this week.
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Ganpati pandal insurance sees sharp rise as festival risks drive demand
INDIA BUSINESS | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 7:05PM IST
Oriental Insurance has covered around 100 Ganpati pandals this year, up from 20-30 last year, as organisers seek protection against calamities and accidents
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OPEC Plus to Keep Oil Production Steady
GLOBAL NEWS | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 6:56PM IST
The decision on Sunday by the cartel of oil-producing nations and some of its allies came after the resumption of U.S. and Iranian military strikes in the Persian Gulf.
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Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh Women's Asia Cup 2026 Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch SL-W vs BAN-W
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 6:55PM IST
Chamari Athapaththu collects a seven-wicket haul and the fifth best figures of all time in Women's T20Is
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Kishans Ton, Sooryavanshis Blitz: East Zone Seize Control In Duleep Trophy Final
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 6:51PM IST
East Zone finished Day 1 on 385/4 after dominating the opening day of the Duleep Trophy final.
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Board exam answer sheets: CIC tells CBSE to charge as per RTI Rules, amend circular
INDIA BUSINESS | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 6:14PM IST
The Central Information Commission ordered CBSE to charge RTI photocopying fees strictly as prescribed. It also directed the board to amend a circular restricting revaluation after obtaining answer sheets. This directive came after a student sought answer script copies due to high re-evaluation costs. The commission found the restriction inconsistent with the transparency law's spirit. CBSE must now align its rules with the RTI Act's overriding effect.
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'Non-Negotiable': India Warns UN-Backed Global Map Must Reflect Official J&K, Ladakh Borders
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 6:05PM IST
The purpose of the resolution is to encourage the use of equal-area map projections.
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Arsenal vs Chelsea Live Streaming: Likely Lineups; How To Watch Premier League Match On TV, Online?
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 6:00PM IST
The Premier League 2026-27 match will be played at 9 p.m. Indian Standard Time on Sunday.
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London-Bound Plane Makes 'Emergency Landing' At Bengaluru Airport After Technical Snag
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:59PM IST
Aircraft circled near Tumakuru for more than 30 minutes before turning back towards Kempegowda Airport.
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Paint makers expect healthy FY27 demand amid price hikes; competition intensity remains high
INDIA BUSINESS | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:57PM IST
Leading paint firms foresee sustained double-digit growth through the festive season. Companies are implementing price increases to manage rising input costs effectively. Demand remains robust from housing and infrastructure sectors, supporting industry projections. Fierce competition persists across all paint market segments.
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IN-SPACe Chairman Pawan Goenka Says India Aims For 50 Space Launches Every Year By 2030
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:52PM IST
India now has more than 450 space startups, compared with only a handful five years ago.
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Rising peptide use sparks safety concerns
INDIA NEWS | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:51PM IST
New Delhi: Doctors have raised concerns over the growing popularity of injectable peptides for weight loss, muscle recovery, anti-ageing and longevity, warning that the success of a few scientifically established peptide medicines should not be confused with the safety or efficacy of experimental compounds being promoted online.The concerns have come into focus after a proposed "Peptide Party" in Bengaluru was cancelled following regulatory intervention, highlighting a wider trend of people exploring peptide-based therapies outside conventional medical settings.Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signalling molecules in the body. While medicines such as insulin and GLP-1-based drugs have well-established medical applications, several compounds popular in the biohacking and longevity space have limited human evidence.Also read: RPG Life Sciences to deploy Rs 500 crore in next 12 months to bolster manufacturing, API capabilitiesDr Naval K Vikram, professor in the Department of Medicine at AIIMS, Delhi and an expert in metabolic disorders, said the growing interest in peptides needed to be viewed with caution, particularly when consumers begin to equate all peptides with established drugs.He emphasised that they should not be used without medical supervision."Peptides are not one homogeneous group of medicines. Some have undergone extensive clinical research and are routinely used in medicine, while others are still experimental."The fact that semaglutide or another peptide-based drug works does not mean that every peptide being sold for weight loss, muscle recovery or longevity will have the same safety and efficacy," Vikram said.He said the use of such compounds should be guided by quality of evidence, regulatory status and the patient's individual medical condition rather than social media claims or anecdotal experiences.Aman Puri, founder of sports and wellness brand, Steadfast Nutrition, said the growing influence of social media influencers, celebrities and the wellness industry has made consumers increasingly willing to experiment with injectable and unapproved peptides promising greater longevity, sharper cognition and better sleep.Also read: Seized Abhayrab vials not manufactured by company: Indian Immunologicals Limited"The larger concern is when wellness trends start replacing evidence-based decision making. Consumers need to understand what they are taking, why they are taking it and whether there is credible human evidence behind the claim," Puri said.He said the quality and source of a product were equally important, particularly when it involved injectable preparations. Such products should only be taken if prescribed by a doctor and under medical supervision."While the safety and efficacy of certain oral peptide supplements is supported by research, these should not be treated as substitutes for a balanced diet and should be taken after consultation with a healthcare professional," Puri stated.Dr Ravinder Goswami, professor in the Endocrinology at AIIMS, Delhi, said the biggest misconception was that the word "peptide" itself represented a guarantee of safety."Peptide is a chemical and biological category, not a certificate of safety. Two peptides can have completely different mechanisms, indications, doses and adverse-effect profiles. A compound that looks promising in laboratory or animal studies cannot automatically be recommended for use in humans," the senior endocrinologist said.Goswami said self-injection was particularly concerning as users may not know whether a product contains the stated compound or concentration and may also mishandle storage, dilution or administration."Once an experimental compound is injected, you are exposing the entire body to it. With products that lack adequate human safety data, we may simply not know the consequences of prolonged use or of combining several such compounds," he said.He also cautioned against "peptide stacking", in which people combine multiple compounds based on recommendations circulating in online fitness and biohacking communities.Functional medicine practitioner Mugdha Pradhan, founder of iThrive, a health and wellness company, said the peptide conversation should not be reduced to a simple question of whether peptides were "good" or "bad"."There is genuine science behind peptide biology and there are peptide therapies with important clinical applications. But the conversation needs to move beyond marketing and ask what evidence exists for a particular peptide, what problem it is being used for and whether its use is appropriate for that individual," she said.Pradhan said consumers should also be wary of treating emerging therapies as quick fixes for complex metabolic or ageing-related problems.The Bengaluru episode has highlighted how rapidly the peptide conversation is moving from specialist medical settings into the wider wellness ecosystem.Doctors said the popularity of semaglutide and tirzepatide had likely contributed to the perception that "peptides" were synonymous with weight loss and rapid health benefits. However, established drugs have gone through clinical trials, regulatory scrutiny, quality-controlled manufacturing and post-marketing monitoring, they noted.Experts said consumers considering peptide-based treatment should therefore consult a qualified doctor and verify the product's regulatory status, source, composition and intended indication rather than relying on influencers, online communities or anecdotal success stories.
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Growing peptide trend raises safety concerns among doctors
INDIA BUSINESS | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:51PM IST
Doctors express concern over popular injectable peptides for various health benefits. They caution that established peptide medicines differ from experimental compounds promoted online. Social media influencers and wellness trends encourage experimentation with unapproved injectable peptides. Experts emphasize that "peptide" is a chemical category, not a safety guarantee.
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Stuart Broad Picks Greatest Test Fast Bowlers: Anderson No.1, Bumrah Third; Starc Missing
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:51PM IST
Broads rankings have sparked debate among fans over Andersons top spot and several notable omissions.
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GST Council meeting postponed, likely to be held in Delhi on October 7
INDIA BUSINESS | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:50PM IST
GST Council meeting postponed, likely to be held in Delhi on October 7
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BS Roundtable: Swapan Dasgupta to set the tone at Bengal Beckons on Monday
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:45PM IST
Finance Minister Swapan Dasgupta will be the star attraction at the first edition of a Business Standard Roundtable in the state, Bengal Beckons, on Monday
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OPEC+ keeps oil output policy unchanged for October
INDIA BUSINESS | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:44PM IST
OPEC+ maintained its oil output policy unchanged for October. The group needs to agree new quotas before deciding future output steps. The ongoing Iran conflict limits OPEC+'s influence over oil prices. Production targets can be changed on paper but not guaranteed to reach markets.
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Indian Bank To Open Representative Office In Dubai To Expand Foreign Operations
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:43PM IST
Indian Bank to open representative office in Dubai
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Germany wants war again, Russia FM says
INDIA NEWS | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:38PM IST
Moscow: Germany "wants war again", the Russian foreign minister said in an interview published Sunday, dismissing Berlin's accusation that Russia was to blame for a drone attack on Leipzig airport.The German government blamed Moscow for the incident, saying Russia sent "low-level agents" for an attempted "hybrid attack" involving an explosive-laden drone at the strategic airport in eastern Germany.Moscow and Berlin closed each other's cultural centres this week, with EU countries summoning Russian envoys.Also read: Adani Defence signs ammunition supply pact for India-made AK-203 assault rifles"This is, by and large, the start of a real war. They expelled the consulate general from Bonn. They're closing the Russian House (cultural centre) in Berlin. I remember that before the start of the Second World War... They want war again," Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told a state TV reporter.He accused Germany of Nazism and said: "The Russian leadership will draw the appropriate conclusions."Part of the interview was published by Russia's Vesti TV channel.Germany is one of Ukraine's main allies in the war against Russia.Lavrov, the longest-serving Russian minister, spoke as Moscow's offensive - Europe's worst conflict since World War II -- has dragged on for more than four-and-a-half years.He also spoke ahead of tightly controlled parliamentary elections in Russia later this month.
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South Korea Pledges Support For Nepals Post-Flood Reconstruction
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:33PM IST
South Korea pledges support for Nepal's post-flood reconstruction
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Bigg Boss Telugu Season 10 Release: Date, Time, Host, Where To Watch On TV, Online?
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:29PM IST
Akkineni Nagarjuna is back as the host of Bigg Boss Telugu 10.
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ISRO Launches EOS-05: 5 Things To Know About India's New Earth Observation Satellite
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:14PM IST
EOS-05 is India's first imaging satellite designed to operate from a geosynchronous orbit.
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Govt Sells 4,000 Tonnes Of Buffer Onions Across 17 Cities In10 Days To Cool Prices
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:13PM IST
Centre sells 4,000 tonnes of buffer onions in 17 cities to curb rising prices
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Satwik-Chirag Win China Masters! Indian Duo Stun He Ji Ting-Ren Xiang Yu In Final
INDIA MARKET | Sun, 6 Sep 2026, 5:12PM IST
File image of Chirag Shetty, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy
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