News Headlines from Business News Agencies 17.11.2025

*Business Standard*

📝 Chinese steel may be entering India via Nepal illegally, raising concerns

📝 Diversified portfolio, higher margins to drive gains for Ashok Leyland

📝 Gems & jewellery exports slipped 30% to $2.17 million in October: GJEPC

📝 TaMo evaluating both CNG, hybrids for larger cars, SUVs above 4 metres

📝 RBI's 10% Tier-I cap on acquisition financing restrictive, say bankers

📝 Juspay aims for $1 bn revenue before exploring IPO: Fintech's cofounder

📝 RE leads charge as Andhra bags ₹13 trn investment proposals at CII summit

📝 Card payments get a tech lift as fintechs expand device tokenisation

📝 Jakson Group begins Rs 8,000 cr integrated solar facility project in MP

*Economic Times*

📝 Gera Developments to invest Rs 1,100 cr on wellness-centric housing project in Pune

📝 NTPC nuclear projects capacity to range 700-1,600 MW; company identifying locations

📝 US-China rare earths deal will 'hopefully' be done by Thanksgiving, Bessent says

📝 Samsung plans $310 billion investment to power AI expansion

📝 India, Chile to likely hold talks on proposed trade pact in December

📝 NCLAT sets aside NCLT order declaring JC World Hospitality promoters ineligible for bidding

📝 Samsung, Hyundai announce domestic investments after US-South Korea trade deal

📝 Ola Electric commences test rides of 4680 Bharat Cell vehicles

📝 Godrej Properties to launch properties worth Rs 22,000 crore for sale in H2 FY26

*Mint*

📝 India, Eurasia to meet every quarter to fast-track FTA, ease market barriers

📝 India raises the bar - FSSAI to tighten alcohol label norms, standards

📝 Mumbai CNG supply disrupted after damage to main GAIL pipeline, says MGL

📝 Govt's e-truck scheme set to hit the road as rare-earth norms eased

📝 India plans big HR overhaul to unlock talent mobility gains in FTAs

📝 IFC, Siemens, Fullerton may buy 49% stake in Hygenco in $250 mn deal

📝 India remains 2nd largest buyer of Russian oil with imports worth $2.9 billion

📝 NUCFDC to urge RBI to allow small UCBs to offer digital services