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NSE chief cautions investors on pitfalls of high risk derivatives
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“Be a committed participant in India's growth story, and pave the way for a brighter future. Long term investments usually yield better results based on past experiences,” NSE chief said.
Take off in style
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Whether you're flight is in the middle of the night or in wee hours of the morning, if you can't quite figure what to wear, here is some travel inspiration by Bollywood's jet setters, think comfy, easy and chic.
Suspended WFI chief Sanjay Singh objects to IOA-appointed ad-hoc committee; sources
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Sources close to Sanjay Singh told IANS that he has refused to accept the ad-hoc committee and is planning to discuss the issue with the sports minister.
NBFC’s vehicle loan AUM to vroom to Rs 8.1 lakh cr by 2025
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According to CRISIL Ratings, the NBFC’s vehicle financing AUM will touch Rs 8,10,000 crore from Rs 5,90,000 crore as on March 31, 2023.
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IPO-bound FirstCry files DRHP, aims to raise Rs 1,816 cr
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FirstCry’s parent company BrainBees Solutions filed the DRHP which includes offer-for-sale (OFS) comprising 5.4 crore equity shares.
No real need for booster vaccination, say experts as JN.1 spreads in India
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First detected in Luxembourg in August, JN.1 is currently present in about 41 countries, including India.
After CPI(M), Mamata likely to skip Ram Temple inauguration on Jan 22
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Although the Chief Minister has not made any announcement to this effect, Trinamool Congress spokesman Kunal Ghosh made a statement on Wednesday ruling out the possibility of not only the Chief Minister, but also any leader from the party attending the inauguration function.
Couple tells Indian-American to 'go back to Pakistan' after taking over his house
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Bobby Chawla had bought the 1,536-square-foot home on Friendly Lane in Jericho in a bank auction in February 2022 but was unable to move in because Barry and Barbara Pollack refused to leave the property, the New York Post reported.
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Hiring in Indian IT sector likely to see turnaround with 8-10% growth in 2024
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Overall, the hiring in the IT sector is expected to surge by 12-15 per cent in CY 2024, especially due to the surge in global capabilities centres (GCCs) and global economy settling down comparatively, according to talent solution company NLB Services.
Correction in broader markets inevitable, say analysts
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The global support to the market from the US market where the S&P 500 is close to all-time high is significant, he said.
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