Urbanrise Unveils Luxury 'Sky Habitat'; Google Invests $10B in India
Urbanrise, a renowned real estate developer, has unveiled its latest luxury project, The World of Joy, codenamed Sky Habitat. Meanwhile, Google has announced a significant investment in India, and the Indian stock market has seen various recommendations for the festive season. Additionally, Tata Motors is set to undergo a major business split, and Indian Railways has introduced a new flexibility for train ticket holders.
The World of Joy, marketed as Urbanrise's most iconic luxury project, is designed to elevate living standards. The developer, recognized for crafting legacies, has been awarded for its excellence at the ET NOW Awards. However, the Executive Director of Project Planning for Sky Habitat remains unspecified in available sources.
In corporate news, Google plans to invest $10 billion in India, including setting up a data center cluster in an undisclosed city. In the stock market, IDFC First Bank, Lodha, SRF, Titagarh Rail, and others are recommended for intraday trading. A bank share is tipped as a Diwali stock for 2025, with a brokerage seeing a re-rating opportunity and providing a target price. Tata Motors' demerger is scheduled for next week, with analysts advising shareholders to consider the business split. Additionally, a midcap metal company is recommended as a stock to invest in for one year before Diwali 2025.
In politics and business, Tata Group leaders Noel Tata and N. Chandrasekaran met with Amit Shah and Nirmala Sitharaman amid recent infighting. Indian Railways has allowed changing travel dates for confirmed train tickets, subject to existing rules, providing more flexibility for passengers.
Urbanrise's The World of Joy promises to redefine luxury living, while Google's substantial investment in India signals confidence in the country's growth potential. The stock market recommendations offer opportunities for both short-term and long-term gains, and the Tata Motors demerger is expected to reshape the automotive sector. The new flexibility in Indian Railways' ticket policies is set to benefit passengers.
