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24.03 / 04:33

markets UPS Target security reports recommendations Buy JSW Steel, target price Rs 1,230: ICICI Securities

buy call on JSW Steel with a target price of Rs 1230. The current market price of JSW Steel Ltd. is Rs 1058.95. JSW Steel, incorporated in 1994, is a Large Cap company with a market cap of Rs 258851.30 crore, operating in Metals — Ferrous sector. JSW Steel Ltd. key Products/Revenue Segments include Hot Rolled Coils/Plates/Sheets, Rolled Product, Coils (Cold Rolled), Coils & Sheets (Galvanised), Iron Ore, Others, Billets & Blooms, Other Operating Revenue, Color Coated Coil/Sheets, M S/S S Slabs for the year ending 31-Mar-2024.

24.03 / 04:33

UPS WhatsApp Trade Sensex rises! These stocks are up over 10% on BSE

Stocks that rallied over 10% included, Bimetal Bearing(14.34%), Lotus Eye Hosp(14.32%), Apollo Finvest(14.11%), Rishabh Instruments(13.83%), Dhanalaxmi Roto(13.21%), Sarvottam Finvest(12.33%), Nandan Denim (12.22%), Deco-Mica Ltd(12.13%), Salzer Electro(12.07%) and Balu Forge Ind(10.66%).

24.03 / 04:33

ICE WhatsApp Celebrity hospital reports Schools Bengaluru rain: How three-year-old girl's ice cream trip turned into a nightmare

heavy rainfall on Saturday in Pulakeshinagar. Her father had taken her out to buy ice cream to celebrate her brother’s completion of school exams when the incident happened, a TOI report stated.

24.03 / 04:33

Target Action Remark President reports Investigations Maldives may go Pakistan way: President threatens action against senior scribe

Adhadhu, a fairly popular mainstream online media portal, (known to be pro-MDP and anti-government in orientation) has faced the wrath of the Muizzu government. It has been consistently publishing anti-government stories even since President Muizzu assumed office. Their stories have highlighted the failures, corruption and errors of the government led by Md Muizzu. It has been learnt that Muizzu earlier this month allegedly called up Adhadhu CEO Hussain Fiyaz Moosa and threatened him of ‘strictest action’ for coverage against his son by the media house. The trigger for this was the reported remarks targeting the President’s son, made by an opposition MDP activist, Mariyam ‘Mandhy’ Zubair, at a recent protest rally. The President’s spouse vehemently denied this allegation and also filed a civil suit against the MDP activist. Several senior leaders, Ministers and child rights bodies condemned the remarks, calling it invasion of the child’s dignity.

24.03 / 04:33

Adventure War beautiful travelers Videos peace mountaineering Want less crowd, stunning views and perfect weather for April-May summer travel? Anand Mahindra's tip is pure gold

Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh. He shared a video which depicts when the landscapes are Tawang are in their Spring Fever, during April-May. «The unmatched beauty of India’s North East,» Anand Mahindra captioned his post.

24.03 / 04:33

UPS Apple Remark Trade tennis innovations The strawberry’s unstoppable rise should worry us

As a child growing up in the 1980s on the outskirts of London, they appeared for a month or so to herald the arrival of the hottest time of the year. Their air of rare luxury during the brief height of the English summer helps explain their indelible association with the Wimbledon tennis tournament, where more than two million are consumed each year. How things have changed. My own children are likely to grow up thinking of them the way I think of apples or bananas — affordable, year-round fruits, barely more exotic than potatoes. This is all due to remarkable innovation in recent decades that has turned a once-rare crop into a harvest on the scale of the global coffee or leather trades. It’s also a sign of how such progress can make efforts to protect the environment harder.

24.03 / 04:27

markets UPS Target Manufacturing Research performer country BirlaNu plans $150 mn investment in three years to revive growth

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. CK Birla Group’s flagship BirlaNu, formerly known as HIL Ltd, is set to invest around $150 million ( ₹1,300 crore) to help achieve its target of becoming a $1 billion (about ₹8,600 crore) company by 2028 and revive growth. The Delhi-based firm will look to expand manufacturing capacities and pursue inorganic growth opportunities through acquisitions to drive growth.

24.03 / 04:13

markets COST Waves Manufacturing Opinion Trade performer Voltas rides the summer wave. But is the stock still a cool bet?

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Consumer durable stocks, especially those dealing in cooling products, tend to rise ahead of summer, driven by expectations of stronger sales. This time, too, the early onset of summer and forecasts of above-average temperatures and heat waves make it even more special.

24.03 / 03:53

markets COST Target Platform Enterprise recommendations Ola Electric shares in focus as S1 Gen 3 scooter deliveries begin

Ola Electric's extensive store network and direct-to-home services. The S1 X Gen 3 is available in four variants, including the S1 X+ (4kWh) and S1 X (4kWh, 3kWh, and 2kWh). Compared to Gen 2, the Gen 3 platform delivers 20% more peak power, an 11% cost reduction, and a 20% increase in range, the company added.

24.03 / 03:53

markets Research MSCI wellness trends Trade inclusion India most exciting structural story in emerging markets: Gustavo Medeiros

Gustavo Medeiros, Global Head of Research, Ashmore Investment Management, says India still trades at a premium to emerging markets but is a much smaller premium than it was before the correction, about three-four months ago. Therefore, Ashmore has started to look into some of the companies that they like to find opportunities. In terms of structural stories, Medeiros says one should look into are overarching trends that have many years to play out. One of the top trends in India is inclusion of women in the labour market and the ability of India to absorb more manufacturing. These are two interesting structural trends and one should look into companies that will benefit from that from that perspective. Ashmore has always loved India, hasn’t it? Gustavo Medeiros: Absolutely, yes, the world loves India. It is the most exciting structural story in emerging markets. It has been for many years, but particularly over the last 10 years, since economic policies have been much more pro-market.

24.03 / 03:53

Booking Aviat Airlines WhatsApp information travelers rights Flying soon? DGCA directs airlines to share passenger rights link with tickets

With air travel increasing significantly—especially among first-time flyers—DGCA chief Faiz Ahmed Kidwai emphasized the importance of informing passengers about their entitlements in cases of service deficiencies, flight delays (due to airline-controlled factors), cancellations, denied boarding, and baggage issues. IndiGo has reportedly assured the regulator that it will implement this directive by Tuesday i.e. March 2025.

24.03 / 03:53

markets Target Parke awards recommendations International GMR Airports shares in focus after CCI dismisses anti-competitive allegations

GMR Airports shares will be in focus on Monday after the Competition Commission of India (CCI) dismissed allegations of anti-competitive practices against GMR Airports and Delhi Airport regarding the awarding of certain contracts. The Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) in Delhi is operated by the GMR Group-led consortium Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL).

24.03 / 03:53

markets UPS Target FIVE Trade Experts recommendations Stocks to buy today: Nykaa, Bharti Airtel among top 9 trading ideas for 24 March 2025

The Nifty future closed positively with gains of 0.78%, at the 23,382 level on Friday. India VIX fell by 0.2% to close at 12.58 in the previous trading session.

24.03 / 03:53

markets Healthcare Trade President Cycling hospital travelers ETMarkets Smart Talk: India’s consumption boom - key sectors to watch, according to Harshad Patil

“India's consumption has been a robust long-term story. As economic development accelerates and the middle class grows, the potential for further expansion in the consumer market is set to increase significantly,” says Harshad Patil, CIO, Tata AIA. In an interview with ETMarkets, Patil said: “We see strong potential in some sectors such as Retail, Quick Commerce, Healthcare, FinTech ,Travel and Hospitality, Consumer Durables and Automobiles,” Edited excerpts: Thanks for taking the time out. After a nearly 6% drop in February 2025, volatility continues in March. What is weighing on markets? In the month of March, Indian equities have been under pressure due to tariff concerns. The recent announcement of new tariffs by the U.S. President, including a 25% levy on select imports from Mexico and Canada, has led to a surge in market volatility across the globe.

24.03 / 03:53

Platform Gemini Tesla Interface community Universities Does 'vibe coding' make everyone a programmer?

That's the promise, misleading for some, of "vibe coding," the latest Silicon Valley catchphrase for an advance in generative AI that some say makes computer programming as simple as chatting online. «You fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code even exists,» OpenAI cofounder and former Tesla employee Andrej Karpathy described in early February, in a message posted on X (formerly Twitter), using the term for the first time.

24.03 / 03:53

UPS Citizens Bill Department Updates Are you a govt employee retiring in one year? Know these due dates for pension and gratuity for a smooth retirement

24.03 / 03:53

COST Google Platform NVIDIA Experts information Jack Ma-backed Ant touts AI breakthrough built on Chinese chips

AI models that would cut costs by 20%, according to people familiar with the matter. Ant used domestic chips, including from affiliate Alibaba and Huawei Technologies, to train models using the so-called Mixture of Experts machine learning approach, the people said. It got results similar to those from Nvidia Corp. chips like the H800, they said, asking not to be named as the information isn’t public. Ant is still using Nvidia for AI development but is now relying mostly on alternatives including from Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Chinese chips for its latest models, one of the people said. The models mark Ant’s entry into a race between Chinese and US companies that’s accelerated since DeepSeek demonstrated how capable models can be trained for far less than the billions invested by OpenAI and Alphabet Inc.’s Google. It underscores how Chinese companies are trying to use local alternatives to the most advanced Nvidia semiconductors. While not the most advanced, the H800 is a relatively powerful processor and currently barred by the US from China.

24.03 / 03:53

WhatsApp Opinion Experts reports recommendations SAIL shares in focus as co aims to raise production capacity to 35.65 MTPA by 2031

SAIL shares may gain investor attention on Monday, March 24, after the company is likely to operationalise its 4 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) capacity Tasra coking coal mines, which may increase its crude steel production capacity to 35.65 MTPA by 2031. The company’s production stood at 19.10 MTPA in FY24. The said facility is located in Jharkhand and aims to start operations by the second half of 2026.

24.03 / 03:13

markets Merit Action wellness Trade Experts rights Market rebound mostly led by DIIs; betting on BFSI and consumer discretionary stocks: Sunil Subramaniam

Sunil Subramaniam, Market Expert, says that though FIIs have started coming back, the market bounce-back is being led by DIIs as they have been sitting on Rs 2.5 lakh crore cash in the broad market and they are now looking to reverse the trade. Plus the Rs 100,000 crore Budget bonanza via tax cuts would also kick in. Subramaniam says rate sensitives and hence BFSI and consumer discretionary stocks are the right picks at this time. What are you making of this steady climb that the markets have seen? The Nifty alone has recovered about almost 1,000 to 1,200 points from the recent lows? Sunil Subramaniam: Though FIIs are coming back slowly, I still think it is the DII action which is driving the markets because as I have said before, there is a huge pileup of cash, almost about Rs 2.5 lakh crores with DIIs there and that money is a broad market money. It is not just largecaps, it is large, mid, and small. As the fund houses had generated cash by selling small and midcap stocks, used part of it to buy largecaps and hence the fall in largecaps is not so much, they are essentially now looking at reversing the trade.

24.03 / 03:13

markets Target Assurant Trade performer reports recommendations NMDC shares in focus as strike ends, normal operations resume

NMDC shares will be in focus on Monday after the state-owned miner’s strike ended with trade unions withdrawing their protest over wage settlement. The company confirmed that employees resumed duties from the first shift on March 20, restoring normal operations across all projects.

24.03 / 03:13

FIVE economy HANS Trade President country Courts Who is Han Duck-soo, South Korea's PM who returns as acting leader?

Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, who was reinstated on Monday as South Korea's acting president, is a technocrat whose experience and reputation as a safe pair of hands transcended party lines and helped him serve in senior posts under five presidents. Known as a seasoned economic, trade and foreign affairs specialist, Han, 75, was serving the second stint as the head of cabinet, when he became acting president on December 14 after President Yoon Suk Yeol was impeached by parliament for leading a short-lived martial law. Two weeks later, Han himself was impeached after being accused of aiding Yoon in the martial law declaration and his powers suspended. He denied this but accepted some responsibility for the ensuing crisis by failing to dissuade Yoon from making the surprise move. On Monday, the Constitutional Court overturned his impeachment, restoring his powers to serve as leader while the country awaits the same court's ruling on Yoon's impeachment. In a country sharply divided by partisan rhetoric, Han has been a rare example of an official who has sought to stay out of the political fray.