September 2025 Archive

Welcome to the September 2025 roundup on Indian Tech Guru. This month we covered a high‑profile IPO, a colorful guide for Navratri, a viral AI photo tool, and a puzzling tax claim involving Mahindra & Mahindra. Whether you track the stock market, love festive fashion, experiment with AI art, or keep an eye on corporate news, you’ll find something useful here.

Market Moves & IPO Highlights

Jinkushal Industries made headlines when its IPO closed on September 29, 2025. The issue was oversubscribed by a staggering 65.11 times, signaling strong investor appetite. Shares are set to debut on both BSE and NSE on October 3, with a grey‑market premium hovering around 16‑17 %. For retail investors, that level of demand often translates into a quick price jump on day one, while institutional players may look for a more measured entry. Keep an eye on the listing – the early trading could set the tone for similar mid‑cap offerings in the coming months.

Culture & Tech Trends

Navratri 2025 arrived on September 22, and we put together a practical color guide for each day of Shardiya Navratri. The guide matches each goddess’s attribute with a specific hue, explains the symbolism, and offers styling tips that blend tradition with modern fashion. Want to stand out at the Garba? Dress in bright orange on the fourth day for courage, or choose serene blue on the seventh for tranquility. The quick‑look table lets you plan your outfits without digging through endless articles.

On the tech front, Google’s Gemini Nano “Banana” AI image editor sparked a fresh Instagram craze. Users upload a selfie and the tool transforms it into a 1990s‑style Bollywood portrait, complete with grainy film texture and golden‑hour lighting. The process is instant, free, and perfect for sharing on stories. If you’ve been curious about AI‑driven photo makeovers, give Gemini Nano a spin – the results are share‑ready and surprisingly authentic.

Lastly, we unpacked the swirling rumors around a Rs 115‑crore “brand tax” claim against Mahindra & Mahindra. While some reports say the case was dropped, there’s no official court order or stock‑exchange filing confirming that yet. We explained how brand‑tax disputes typically arise, what evidence regulators look for, and why investors should stay cautious until a formal announcement lands. In the meantime, watch Mahindra’s quarterly filings for any footnotes that might clarify the situation.

That’s the gist of September 2025 on Indian Tech Guru. From market spikes to festive wardrobes, AI experiments to corporate legal news, we’ve tried to give you clear, actionable insights. Bookmark this page and come back whenever you need a quick refresher on what mattered last month.