Reliance Industries (RIL) reports that its June-quarter profit falls 25% year-on-year to about ₹23,000 crore, even as revenue from operations increases 25% and crosses ₹3 lakh crore. Both outlets attribute the revenue growth to stronger performance in the oil-to-chemicals segment and gains from Jio’s digital services. In oil-to-chemicals, segment revenue rises more than 30% amid market volatility. Times of India notes that Jio’s earnings improve, supported by subscriber growth and higher average revenue per user, contributing to overall results. Economic Times adds that Jio Platforms records its first profit decline linked to the capitalization of 5G assets. RIL’s retail business shows mixed performance: Economic Times says Reliance Retail net profit declines while revenue grows, and Times of India reports that retail and oil and gas divisions show stable or slightly varied EBITDA. The company also retains a strong cash position to meet net debt obligations, according to Times of India.