Private screening of Taj Mahal: An Eternal Love Story to be held in Indonesia
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Angel One hits record high on trong client growth and robust trading activity
The average daily orders placed on the platform soared by 28% to Rs 68.60 lakh in December, highlighting increased engagement and trading activity from its growing user base.
Sobha Limited’s shares soar to record ₹1,254.15, Motilal Oswal bullish on growth prospects for 2024
Sobha's shares have been on a remarkable upward trajectory, marking a fresh record high amidst market fluctuations. The surge, specifically a 12% increase after opening at ₹1,125.95, showcases the growing investor confidence in the company.
Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan charged with contempt as legal and political struggles persist
Haider Panjutha, Khan's lawyer, utilized social media platform X to convey that the Election Commission had indicted Imran Khan in the absence of lawyers.
China’s influence on Bangladesh elections
The elections in Bangladesh highlight a complex geopolitical landscape, with China's potential influence on the ruling Awami League.
Gujarat toolroom’s meteoric rise: A penny stock’s 2-year odyssey to multi-bagger glory
Gujarat Toolroom's meteoric 2-year ascent from penny stock to multi-bagger is rewriting the investment story, leaving investors astonished at its unprecedented rise.
Controversial Telecommunications Act sparks concerns among activists in India
India's new Telecommunications Act concerns activists as it grants extensive powers to the government with the potential for misuse.
Delhi grapples with challenges in transitioning to green transport
Acquiring electric vehicles, a technology still in its infancy presents challenges for manufacturers and governments alike. Importing batteries, predominantly from countries like China, adds complexity to the process.
Violence escalates in Manipur: death toll rises, several injured
Unidentified assailants, clad in camouflage uniforms, launched an attack in the Lilong region of Thoubal district on Monday. This assault led to three deaths and five injuries.
Pakistan and U.S. to strengthen bilateral ties in 2024
In 2024, Pakistan and the United States emphasize the need to strengthen bilateral ties, building on recent high-level exchanges fostering regional stability.
India’s influential role in Bangladesh elections
As Bangladesh approaches its January 7 general elections, India's role in supporting Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's regime becomes influential.
Adani stocks surge 14% ahead of Hindenburg verdict
In a remarkable display of market optimism, Adani Group stocks experienced a meteoric rise, surging up to 14% in anticipation of the impending Supreme Court verdict on Hindenburg.
Indian external affairs minister’s Nepal visit to focus on long-term power agreement and bilateral relations
One of the major announcements expected during the visit is a long-term power agreement, focusing on the modalities of the decision made in June 2023 to increase the export of power from Nepal to India to 10,000 MW within the next 10 years.
Major crackdown on Pakistani Taliban: 21 arrested
The arrests of Pakistani Taliban were made in the eastern Punjab province over the past two weeks, based on intelligence information.
Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus found guilty in Bangladesh labour law case
The verdict represents a notable milestone in the ongoing political strife between Muhammad Yunus and the government of Bangladesh.
Mixed cues paint uncertain picture for Indian stocks as New Year trading begins
Monday's trading session in India ended on a relatively subdued note, marking the first day of trading in the new year. While the benchmark Sensex and Nifty 50 indices eked out marginal gains, the broader midcap and smallcap segments witnessed a more robust upswing.
Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Laureate, convicted in a controversial Bangladesh labour law case
Global figures, including former U.S. President Barack Obama and ex-UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, voiced their concern in August by publishing a joint letter denouncing the "continuous judicial harassment" of Yunus.