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Atanu Chakraborty speaks to NDTV Profit: - HDFC Bank is an organization I nurtured for 5 years - I am not pointing out to any wrong doings at the bank - My ideologies did not match with the organization and hence it was time to part ways @Heeraal

Sources say #HDFCBank Chairman Atanu Chakraborty’s exit followed prolonged misalignment with senior leadership. Differences over key strategic matters, including HDB plans and merger progress, had widened. For the latest news and updates, visit: ndtvprofit.com

What really led to the chairman’s exit at #HDFCBank? Sources point to leadership clashes and strategic differences behind the scenes. @PoddarNisha tracks what went wrong and why markets are watching closel

Breaking: Part-time Chairman Atanu Chakraborty resigns Cites practices not aligned with personal values, ethics Resignation effective upon board consideration Says no other material reasons; thanks board, management support

After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today. I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby. It has been an honor serving under @POTUS and @DNIGabbard and leading the professionals at NCTC. May God bless America.

Manipal Hospitals IPO: The issue size is expected to be around $1 billion. @nizzgeneration

Your cooking oil just got costlier. From sunflower to palm oil, prices are climbing fast. @Riddhima765 with details on what’s pushing edible oil prices higher👇

The public exit market is now dominated by domestic investors (mostly mutual funds) and not FPIs. These funds are refusing to match the multiples of private market valuations. The pricing mismatch between public and private market investors means companies are stuck in limbo.

Sources say that the company's roadshows globally saw mixed to poor responses from investors and their valuation was seen as too high. Sources also say markets are currently looking to wait out the current market volatility.

PhonePe's IPO pause is more than just geopolitical tensions and market volatility. It's the outcome of a pricing issue, with buyers refusing to meet the company's valuation.

A big reform for India’s IPO market. The Finance Ministry has eased listing norms, allowing large companies to go public with as little as 1% dilution, instead of earlier 10–25%. @nizzgeneration with more details👇

@nizzgeneration @NDTVProfitIndia Sources to NDTV Profit Zepto, PhonePe kick off IPO investor meetings amid West Asia war volatility Zepto begins “testing the waters” meetings with QIBs in Singapore, Hong Kong Responses to Zepto proposed listing so far positive PhonePe has engaged global investors for months; responses seen as mixed IPO demand slowing among foreign, domestic investors amid unstable markets Both Zepto, PhonePe eye June or next-quarter IPO listings PhonePe secured SEBI IPO approval earlier this year Zepto yet to receive SEBI clearance for IPO Global investors remain cautious on IPOs this year

Sources to NDTV Profit: Zepto and PhonePe kick off IPO investor meetings amid West Asia war–related volatility @nizzgeneration

The Nagpur Bench has issued notice against Confidence Petroleum on allegations by LPG distributors that the company is prioritising exports and nonensuring doemstic supply to local suppliers, despite clear government mandates to focus on domestic supply.

Bombay High Court’s Nagpur bench issues notices to the Centre, Petroleum Ministry and Confidence Petroleum India. For the latest news and updates, visit: ndtvprofit.com

What role will AIFs play in India’s growth story? @SEBI_India Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey speaks with NDTV Profit at IVCA Conclave 2026 in Mumbai. @nizzgeneration Watch👇

Cabinet likely to take up amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. @Shrimichoudhary For the latest news and updates, visit: ndtvprofit.com

India was set for an IPO surge in 2026, but momentum has stalled. Where did the listings go? @nizzgeneration with the story behind the slowdown.

At the end of 2025, 190 companies were looking to list in 2026. So far this year, only 10 have gone public. So where have all the IPOs gone. The answer is not simply geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility. There is more than meets the eye.

India's IPO pipeline remains large, but early-2026 launches have slowed as issuers rethink valuations and market timing. Bankers say the deals are ready — the trigger now is sentiment, @nizzgeneration reports. ndtvprofit.com/markets/indias…