YTC Ventures | Technocrat’ Magazine New Delhi, November 30, 2025 In a move that could reshape India’s banking landscape and propel state-run lenders into the global big leagues, the government is reportedly fast-tracking the next wave of Public Sector Bank (PSU) mergers. With whispers of a major announcement looming in the upcoming Union Budget, officials […]
The WPL 2026 Mega Auction in New Delhi created history when Deepti Sharma was sold for a record ₹3.2 crore to UP Warriorz, making her the most expensive Indian player ever in the Women’s Premier League. With a total spend of ₹40.80 crore across 67 players and Smriti Mandhana retained at ₹3.40 crore by RCB, the five-franchise league — owned by Reliance, Adani, JSW, Diageo and Capri Global — continues its explosive growth. Valued at ₹1,275 crore in 2025, WPL operates on BCCI’s central-revenue model (₹951 crore media rights + ₹1,000+ crore sponsorships) that guarantees 45–50% revenue share to franchises while auctioneer Mallika Sagar, the first woman to conduct IPL/WPL auctions, once again stole the show with her flawless handling of high-voltage bidding wars.
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NBCC (India) Limited, a Navratna PSU under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, continues to dominate India’s infrastructure and real estate landscape in 2025 with its share price surging 5% to around ₹118 and a market cap of ₹30,415 crore. Boasting a debt-free balance sheet (debt-to-equity 0.01%), total assets of ₹13,400 crore, and an order book exceeding ₹85,000 crore, the company is aggressively executing landmark projects like the ₹10,000+ crore Nauroji Nagar World Trade Centre and Sarojini Nagar redevelopment in Delhi, alongside international ventures in UAE and Maldives. Under the leadership of current CMD Shri K.P. Mahadevaswamy (2023–present), following a legacy of strong leaders like Dr. Anoop Kumar Mittal (2013–2019) who quadrupled the order book, NBCC remains a top infrastructure and government construction stock poised for multi-year growth driven by PMAY 2.0, smart cities, and urban renewal initiatives.
The India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2025 is currently underway at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi from November 14 to 27, with public entry open from November 19–27 under the theme “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat”. Featuring over 3,000 exhibitors, Jharkhand as partner state, and international pavilions from 16 countries, the fair offers affordable tickets (₹80 weekday adult, ₹150 weekend, ₹500 season pass) that can be booked instantly online at indiatradefair.com or at metro stations and venue counters. Open daily 10 AM to 7:30 PM (last entry 5:30 PM), IITF 2025 is the perfect mix of shopping, handicrafts, food courts, cultural shows, and B2B networking – making it Delhi’s biggest annual family and business event of the year.
In a shocking April 21, 2025, street brawl in Bengaluru’s CV Raman Nagar, DRDO-affiliated IAF Wing Commander Shiladitya Bose was caught on CCTV charging out of his car and repeatedly punching a 28-year-old food delivery rider, Vikas Kumar, after a near-miss collision near Baiyappanahalli. What started as a routine airport rush for Bose and his wife turned into a bloody fistfight, with the officer initially claiming he was attacked with bike keys over “Kannada imposition” and anti-DRDO slurs, but leaked footage clearly shows Bose initiating the violence and landing multiple blows while the rider defended himself. The incident, which left both men injured and sparked massive outrage over “privilege vs gig worker” clashes, has reignited Bengaluru’s road-rage and regional-language debates, with cross FIRs, an ongoing IAF probe, and heated arguments still raging seven months later.
In a chilling fratricide that has shaken Bengaluru, elder brother Shivaraj allegedly hacked his 24-year-old younger sibling Dhanaraj to death with a machete on November 2, 2025, after years of relentless theft, alcohol-fueled violence, and assaults on family members, including their elderly parents. Lured to the city with a fake job promise, Dhanaraj was ambushed in a moving car near Bannerghatta, restrained by two friends, and slaughtered before his body was dumped near Kaggalipura lake. Discovered decomposed four days later, the case was cracked in under 48 hours thanks to crucial CCTV footage that traced the vehicle and led to the swift arrest of Shivaraj and accomplices Sandeep and Prashanth. Police say the murder was premeditated revenge for a decade of torment, highlighting Bengaluru’s growing tide of domestic and alcohol-linked homicides in 2025.
On November 21, 2025, India finally implemented the long-awaited four new Labour Codes, consolidating 29 colonial-era laws into a modern framework that guarantees minimum wages for all, extends social security and accident cover to 15-18 million gig and platform workers, makes benefits portable for 100+ million inter-state migrants, allows women safe night shifts, cuts gratuity eligibility from five years to one for fixed-term employees, and simplifies compliance for businesses. While industry bodies and the government hail it as the biggest pro-worker reform since Independence, trade unions have hit the streets alleging dilution of job security and easier “hire-and-fire” through the 300-worker threshold rule. With India’s 430-million-strong workforce still 86-88% informal and youth unemployment stubbornly high, these codes represent the boldest attempt yet to drag Asia’s third-largest economy from 1940s labour laws into the gig-and-AI era.
BREAKING: Indian Air Force Tejas Mk-1 crashes during live display at Dubai Air Show 2025
Pilot lost his life in tragic accident – first-ever fatality in Tejas program history The jet lost control while performing a high-G maneuver and crashed in a fireball at Al Maktoum Airport. Emergency teams responded instantly; no ground casualties. IAF Statement: “Deeply regret the loss of our brave pilot. Nation stands with the bereaved family.” Despite global interest from Argentina, Egypt & others, Tejas has ZERO export orders till date. Nation mourns a hero who flew for India’s pride.
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“Today on the train 4-5 people beat me badly just because I said ‘thoda aage badho’ in Hindi. They tore my mask, slapped me again and again, said ‘Marathi bol re, sharam nahi aati?’ I told them I’m Marathi only, still they didn’t stop. I’m feeling very scared and ashamed… I don’t want to live like this. Sorry, I can’t come to college anymore.”(Original message in Hindi-Marathi mix; this is the verified English translation released by Kolsewadi Police on 20 Nov 2025)