In this video we will do a complete analysis of Shri Kanha Stainless IPO 2025. The total size of the IPO is ₹46.28 crore with fresh issue of 0.51 crore shares. The IPO will be open for investment from 3 December 2025 to 5 December 2025. The price band is ₹90 per share and one lot will contain 1,600 shares. Minimum investment for Retail Investors is ₹2,88,000 and for HNI/NII is ₹4,32,000. Book Running Lead Manager Kreo Capital Pvt. Ltd. Registrar MAS Services Ltd. And Market Maker Giriraj Stock Broking Pvt. Ltd. Is. Face value is ₹10 per share. In the share allotment, 5.04% shares have been reserved for Market Makers, 47.48% for Retail Investors and 47.48% for NII. Shri Kanha Stainless was established in 2015 and the company manufactures Precision stainless steel cold rolled strips which are used in Textiles, Automotive, Chemicals and Electrical Equipment. Revenue as on 31 March 2025 was ₹146.39 crore and Profit After Tax was ₹5.79 crore. Revenue increased by 12% and PAT increased by 122%. Gray Market Premium is ₹22 and Listing Date is 10th December 2025.

In this video we will do complete analysis of Vidya Wires IPO 2025. The total size of Vidya Wires IPO is ₹300.01 crore which includes Fresh Issue of 5.27 crore shares and Offer For Sale of 0.50 crore shares. The IPO will be open for investment from December 3, 2025 to December 5, 2025. The price band is ₹48 to ₹52 per share and one lot will contain 288 shares. Minimum Investment for Retail Investors is ₹14,976 and for HNI/NII is ₹10,03,392. Book Running Lead Manager Pantomath Capital Advisors Pvt. Ltd. and Registrar MUFG Intime India Pvt. Ltd. Is. Face value is ₹1 per share. In the share allotment, 50% shares have been reserved for QIBs, 35% for Retail Investors and 15% for NII. Vidya Wires was established in 1981 and the company manufactures Copper and Aluminum wires. Its major products include precision-engineered wires, copper strips, conductors, busbars, specialized winding wires, PV ribbons and aluminum paper-covered strips. Revenue of Vidya Wires was ₹ 1,015.72 crore on 31 March 2023, which increased to ₹ 1,188.49 crore on 31 March 2024 and ₹ 1,491.45 crore on 31 March 2025. Profit After Tax was ₹21.53 crore on 31 March 2023, which increased to ₹25.68 crore on 31 March 2024 and ₹40.87 crore on 31 March 2025. Revenue increased by 25% and PAT increased by 59%. Gray Market Premium is ₹6 and Listing Date is 10th December 2025.

AI Bubble Fears: In the world of rapidly changing technology, big ups and downs are being seen with the advent of AI. On one hand, companies laid off thousands of employees, while on the other hand, huge investments are being made in AI. It is clear from this that the ways of working are going to change in the coming times. But warnings continue to emerge about AI—it is being called a ‘bubble’ that could burst at any time. Many experts in the technology world have indicated that there is a possibility of a bubble in AI.

Why is AI being called a ‘bubble’?

Recently, Google CEO Sundar Pichai cautioned users about the use of AI. He said that do not trust AI blindly. Besides, he also advised the companies investing in AI to be cautious, calling it a bubble which if bursts, no one will get a chance to escape.

OpenAI founder Sam Altman and Microsoft founder Bill Gates have also given similar warnings. AI is being compared to the dot-com bubble of 2000—when there was a lot of excitement about the rise of the Internet, investments were growing rapidly, but suddenly the bubble burst and investors suffered huge losses. Today the same over-enthusiasm is visible about AI, that is why the discussion about the bubble is intense.

Is there any merit in the claim of AI bubble?

Due to AI, there has been a sharp rise in the shares of tech companies in the stock market. Market experts fear that if this bubble bursts, it could have a direct and deep impact on the global stock markets. A big question is that it has been three years since AI came into prominence, so why this debate now? Actually, this discussion has increased after the latest reports of many companies.

The big seven companies listed on the US stock market—Apple, Microsoft, Google, Meta, Tesla, etc.—alone hold about 34% of the total market cap. More than half of the stocks that rose the most last year belonged to these companies. Therefore, the decline in these companies will have a direct impact on the entire stock market.

Learning and using AI is important, but investing solely on AI models or AI-powered predictions can be risky. If this AI bubble actually bursts, the possibility of huge losses cannot be ruled out.

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A new update has come in the case of actress Shilpa Shetty and her husband Raj Kundra in the case of fraud of Rs 60 crore from a businessman. The Economic Offenses Wing (EOW) has issued summons for questioning to four former employees working in the actress’s company. The statement of one of the four has been recorded.

EOW increased the pace of investigation
Summons have been sent to 4 employees working in Best Deal Private Limited. An Economic Offenses Wing official said that one employee of the company has appeared before the branch and his statement has also been recorded, while the appearance of three employees is yet to be done. All three of them will also be interrogated and their statements will be recorded. These four employees previously worked in the company.

Investigation team engaged in finding out the truth about 60 crore loan
The senior officer said that the team is investigating those aspects whether Raj Kundra’s company really had so many orders from customers, to fulfill which Raj Kundra had to take a loan of Rs 60 crore from the businessman and had shown the loan as an investment to save tax.

The team will also interrogate the product suppliers and advertising companies associated with the company. If anything suspicious comes to light during the interrogation, then Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra will be interrogated again.

Questions raised on company’s expenses
The Economic Offenses Wing asked the employee questions related to the company. The branch is trying to find out how salaries are paid to the company’s employees. Was part of the salary paid from the company’s earnings or was the salary money brought from somewhere else also? Was Rs 20 crore spent on furnishing offices?

The investigation branch will also interrogate the companies furnishing the offices. Earlier, Shilpa Shetty had sought permission from the court to go abroad, but the court had rejected the petition saying that first pay the fraudulent amount and then go where you want to go.

US lawmakers have appealed to President Donald Trump to reconsider his order regarding H1-B visa, which includes a huge fee of US $ 1,00,000. The lawmakers said Indian citizens are at the center of America’s leadership in information technology (IT) and artificial intelligence (AI) and such restrictive policies will negatively impact relations between the US and India.

US House of Representatives member Jimmy Panetta as well as Congress members Ami Bera, Salud Carbajal and Julie Johnson wrote a letter to Donald Trump on Thursday (October 30, 2025). Lawmakers expressed concern over Trump’s announcement to “restrict the entry of certain nonimmigrant workers” to the H1-B visa program, which imposes a US$100,000 fee on new applications, among other restrictions.

‘You should postpone the announcement of September 19’

They said, “As members of the delegation that recently visited India, we understand the importance of the H-1B program not only to the US economy, national security and competitive advantage, but also to the relations between the Indian-American communities.” The lawmakers said in the letter, ‘We respectfully request you to postpone the September 19 announcement and reconsider any policy that undermines fair access to the H-1B program.’

What did you say by referring to China?

He said that at a time when China is aggressively investing in artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced technologies. The United States must continue to attract the world’s best talent to sustain its innovation ecosystem, strengthen its defense industrial base, and maintain its long-term competitive edge.

“In the case of India, which was the country of origin for 71 percent of H-1B holders last year, attracting this talent also strengthens our strategic partnership with a major democratic partner in the Indo-Pacific region,” he said.

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At the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday (October 31) called on member countries to increase trade and investment, but also warned that they should not be part of the US effort to reduce the world’s dependence on China.

Xi Jinping became the only global superpower leader at the summit, after US President Donald Trump left South Korea a day earlier. At the beginning of the conference, he was seen smilingly shaking hands with the leaders and ministers of Japan, Canada, Australia and host South Korea.

What did Xi Jinping say in his address?

In his address, Xi said that Asia should stick to the policy of joining hands with each other, and not to the idea of ​​breaking the supply chain. He indirectly made a strong comment on the efforts of Western countries to move factories out of China. “We should strengthen industrial supply chains, not break them,” Xi said.

In another speech to business leaders, read by his representative, Xi took indirect aim at the United States, saying APEC countries should oppose protectionism and unilateral policies and “save the world from returning to the law of the jungle.”

However, China’s recent policies have weakened Xi’s appeal somewhat. In October, Beijing proposed new export controls on rare earth minerals, which would have given it extraordinary control over other countries. These minerals play an important role in the manufacturing of modern technologies such as semiconductors, batteries and jet aircraft. China dominates almost 90% of the world’s supply.

After meeting with Trump, China agreed to temporarily halt these controls. This meeting turned into a kind of diplomatic ceasefire between the two leaders and Trump praised Xi’s stability.

Xi Jinping and Sanae Takaichi met

But on Friday, Xi faced Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who is considered a vocal critic of China. Takaichi raised issues of rare earth export controls, disputes in the East China Sea, and Japanese citizens detained on espionage charges in his meeting with Xi. He said that Japan has serious concerns about China’s military expansion in the South China Sea and human rights violations in Hong Kong and Xinjiang. Takaichi said, “There are definitely differences between us, but it is necessary to talk openly and directly on these issues.”

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