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08.03 / 06:51

markets UPS economy wellness Trade performer rights Investors are in a bad mood. This time, they might be right.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A Friday rally can’t hide the fact that the stock market is stuck in an ominous pattern—and it’s not clear what will shake it out. Indexes notched their worst weekly performances in months as markets were whipsawed on tariff news.

08.03 / 06:31

markets UPS wellness stage cricket There's plenty we've taken from the defeat to India in group stage: NZ opener Will Young

Will Young is focused on exploiting Rohit Sharma's side's weaknesses in the Champions Trophy final here on Sunday. Young has given a solid starts to the Black Caps in the Champions Trophy alongside Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra and he will be one of the key batters in the high-stakes final. «There is plenty we can take from that (group match defeat to India) in a scouting point of view, especially in my eyes as a batter, but I am sure the bowlers got a good look at their (India) batters as well and how they are likely to approach things,» Young told ICC about the 44-run defeat to India on March 2 at the same venue. «It was a great opportunity to see the style of cricket they will bring, especially at that venue and in those conditions,» he added.

08.03 / 06:31

markets COST Provident Election RAI Schools Where will funds come from? Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit questions BJP's financial aid scheme in Delhi

Sandeep Dikshit on Saturday questioned the implementation of the BJP's financial aid scheme of providing Rs 2,500 per month to women in Delhi and said that the scheme compromises 60 per cent of the national capital's budget. «If they fulfil that promise, we will welcome it. However, there is only one question: Where will the funds for this come from? The BJP had said that every woman above the age of 18 would be given this honour. If we go by the Election Commission's data, there were approximately 72 lakh female voters in Delhi. The total cost for this comes to around Rs 21,600 crore. Now, considering the entire development budget is 37,000 crore, which includes hospitals, schools, and subsidies, how can you allocate around 60 percent of the budget to just one scheme?» Dikshit told ANI. «I hope that the money spent by the Delhi government will not compromise development,» the Congress leader said.

08.03 / 06:31

markets Gap Sustainability RAI reports Profiles Indian corporates need Rs 120 lakh cr debt by FY30 for Capex and working capital: Crisil

The report highlighted that around Rs 45-50 lakh crore of this debt will be required for capital expenditure, while the remaining Rs 70-75 lakh crore will be used by NBFCs and for meeting working capital requirements. It said «Corporate India will need to raise approx. Rs 115-125 lakh crore of debt between fiscals 2026 and 2030 to meet private and public sector capex».

08.03 / 06:31

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday interacted with beneficiaries of 'Lakhpati Didi' scheme in Gujarat's Navsari district, on the occasion of International Women's Day. Modi, who attended the 'Lakhpati Didi Sammelan' at Vansi Borsi village, also disbursed Rs 450 crore in financial assistance to more than 2.5 lakh women from over 25,000 Self-Help Groups (SHGs). The Lakhpati Didi scheme was launched by the Union government in 2023 and recognises women members of SHGs, who have an annual income of at least Rs 1 lakh from agriculture, animal husbandry, and small industries, as 'Lakhpati Didis'.

08.03 / 06:19

markets Manufacturing Enterprise Trade cover rights Videos ‘Morbi’ effect: Anand Mahindra shares how Indian ‘bahubali’ businesses can compete with China

Anand Mahindra has once again highlighted an inspiring Indian success story, demonstrating how small-town entrepreneurs are emerging as global business powerhouses. In a recent tweet, the Chairman of Mahindra & Mahindra shared a video showcasing Morbi, a town in Gujarat, and its dominance in the ceramic industry. The video details how Morbi, covering just 50 by 9 km, has become a global ceramic hub, producing 90 per cent of India's ceramics. According to the video, nearly 1,000 family-owned factories in Morbi have been manufacturing tiles and ceramics since the 1930s, successfully competing with China's pricing and matching Italy’s quality. The video states that these businesses collectively control 13 per cent of the world's ceramic production, creating an industry worth thousands of crores and employing approximately four lakh people.

08.03 / 06:19

markets COST Provident Election RAI Schools 'Where will funds come from': Sandeep Dikshit questions BJP's financial aid scheme in Delhi

08.03 / 06:19

markets Digital Platform security Analysis Trade Experts Proof of Reserves: Strengthening trust and transparency in the evolving crypto ecosystem

assets, maintaining trust and transparency remain at the core of any crypto exchange which aims to retain user confidence and address any concerns that investors might have while navigating this dynamic space. Demonstrating adequate proof of reserves provides players with a reliable and verifiable method to show they possess sufficient funds to cover all customer deposits By disclosing reserve data, exchanges can assure users that their funds are secure. This becomes important to prevent panic withdrawals and build user trust, which is fundamental in any financial ecosystem. The utility of such measures is greatly amplified today, given that there have been some cases where crypto platforms lacked the necessary financial backing, resulting in significant losses for users.

08.03 / 06:19

Remark love Celebrity performer beautiful classical Videos Nita and Mukesh Ambani celebrate 40 years of togetherness: A look at her simple but radiant bridal look from 1985

40th wedding anniversary of Nita Ambani and Mukesh Ambani, a couple whose journey together has been nothing short of remarkable. The two exchanged vows on March 8, 1985, and over the decades, they have risen to prominence as key figures in India’s corporate landscape and philanthropic endeavors. As they celebrate this significant milestone, a nostalgic video from the pre-wedding festivities of their son, Anant Ambani, and his fiancée, Radhika Merchant, has been gaining immense popularity across social media platforms. The opulent pre-wedding celebrations of Anant and Radhika took place in Jamnagar, Gujarat, and were nothing short of a grand spectacle. With a dazzling array of performances by renowned artists, the event was attended by luminaries from various industries. However, one particular moment stood out and touched the hearts of many. A heartwarming clip surfaced online, showcasing Mukesh and Nita Ambani gracefully moving to the rhythm of the beloved Bollywood classic, «Pyar Hua Ikrar Hua Hai,» from the timeless film Shri 420. Clad in traditional ensembles—Mukesh donned a classic kurta-pyjama, while Nita exuded grace in a beautifully draped saree—their elegant performance exuded warmth, love, and a sense of nostalgia. The audience, enchanted by the moment, eagerly captured it on their smartphones, further adding to the joyful energy of the grand celebration.

08.03 / 06:19

markets UPS Manufacturing economy President War reports US economic worries mount as Trump implements tariffs, cuts workforce, freezes spending

Trump may be doing more to harm the US economy than to fix it. The labour market remains healthy with a 4.1 per cent unemployment rate and 151,000 jobs added in February, and Trump likes to point to investment commitments by Apple and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company to show that he's delivering results. But Friday's employment report also found that the number of people stuck working part-time because of economic circumstances jumped by 460,000 last month. In the leisure and hospitality sectors that reflect consumers having extra money to spend, 16,000 jobs were lost. And the federal government reduced its payrolls by 10,000 in a potential harbinger of the alarm being sounded by the stock market, consumer confidence and other measures of where the economy is headed.

08.03 / 06:19

markets UPS Digital security Experts RAI India favourites but only just against New Zealand in CT final: Ravi Shastri

New Zealand, who finished second behind India in Group A after losing their league match, secured their spot in the final with a one-sided win over South Africa in the second semifinal in Lahore. «If there's one team that can beat India, it's New Zealand,» Shastri said in 'The ICC Review'. «So India start as favourites but only just,» he said referring to the final, which will be a rematch of the 2000 Champions Trophy title clash, where New Zealand triumphed by four wickets in Nairobi.

08.03 / 06:19

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White House Cabinet Room, it finally erupted. Elon Musk, the billionaire tech mogul and Trump’s top adviser on government efficiency, sat across from US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The subject: deep staff cuts across the federal government. According to The New York Times, Musk had been pushing for sweeping layoffs, but Rubio wasn’t moving fast enough for his liking. “You have fired nobody,” Musk reportedly scoffed, accusing Rubio of dragging his feet. Rubio, visibly irritated, fired back. He reminded Musk that 1,500 State Department officials had taken buyouts. Then, with a jab of sarcasm, he added: “Do you want me to rehire all those people just so you can fire them again for the show?” Musk, unimpressed, dismissed Rubio’s efforts as insufficient.

08.03 / 06:19

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Employers use H-1B visas to hire foreign-born scientists, engineers and other highly skilled individuals. Obtaining H-1B status is typically the only practical way a high-skilled foreign national, including an international student, can work long term in the United States. H-1B visa registration for FY2026 opened on March 7, 2025, and will run until March 24, 2025. ALSO READ: H-1B visa: How the US policy shift may not rock the boat for Indian engineers

08.03 / 06:19

markets Extreme Dreams Diversity social International On International Women's Day, Armed forces salute Col Ponung Doming commanding highest task force of BRO

Nari Shakti in the Armed Forces, Col Ponung Doming is commanding the highest task force of the Border Roads Organisation and has set the highest standards, inspiring woman to be a part of the coveted group. In a post on X, the Ministry of Defence, Government of India, said, «Meet Col Ponung Doming, the first woman officer to command the world's highest Border Task Force, stationed above 15,000 feet in the Northern sector. A true trailblazer in the Indian Army, her leadership at such an extreme altitude is a testament to the unwavering strength, resilience, and growing role of women in the #ArmedForces.» «Her journey inspires countless young women to dream big and serve the #nation with pride,» the Ministry of Defence further said.

08.03 / 06:19

markets Analysis trends Trade Experts information rights Gensol Engineering board to consider stock split on March 13

Gensol Engineering on Friday announced that they will be considering and approving a stock split of the company’s shares from a face value of Rs 10 in its upcoming board meeting scheduled on March 13. “Pursuant to regulation 29 of the SEBI (LODR) Regulation, 2015, notice is hereby given that a meeting of Board of Director of the Company will be held on Thursday, March 13, 2025, inter alia; To consider the proposal for alteration in the share capital of the Company by way of sub-division/ split of the existing Equity Shares of the face value Rs. 10/- each, fully paid-up, in such manner as may be determined by the Board of Directors subject to approval of the shareholders of the Company and any regulatory/ statutory approvals, as may be required under applicable law,” the company said in an exchange filing.

08.03 / 05:43

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. For about half the people alive today, the story of where they came from just became clearer. For centuries, historians and linguists have been searching for the cradle of the Indo-Europeans, an ancient people who shaped history and created the world’s largest language family, now spoken by over 40% of humanity.

08.03 / 05:43

Food Death Cardiovascular reports gatherings medicines International Is butter bad for you?

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Butter is having a moment. In 2024 American consumption per person hit its highest in almost 60 years.

08.03 / 05:35

markets Google Research Experts country prevention H-1B visa: How the US policy shift may not rock the boat for Indian engineers

H-1B visa policies have raised considerable concern among Indian IT professionals aspiring to work in the United States. However, the impact on Indian engineers and tech specialists may not be as drastic as expected. This is due to two main factors: a shortage of skilled American workers in specialized technical fields and an increasing emphasis by tech giants like Microsoft and Google on tapping into Indian engineering talent to lead the next phase of technological advancement, particularly in Artificial Intelligence (AI) development. Indian professionals have traditionally made up the majority of H-1B visa recipients. Although regulatory changes will impact Indian applicants, various factors indicate that the consequences may not be as severe as expected, resulting in fewer opportunities for Indian engineers, IT experts, and other skilled professionals in critical industries. ALSO READ: H-1B visa registration for FY26 opens today: Key things to know

08.03 / 05:35

markets RAI Diversity country social Equality International Nari Shakti is breaking barriers: Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on International Women's Day

Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday said that Nari Shakti in India is breaking barriers, rewriting history and shaping a brighter future for the country. In a post on X, on the occasion of International Women's Day, Sitharaman's office said that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's transformative policies and initiatives, women are being empowered with equal opportunities, financial independence, and a stronger role in nation-building. «Nari Shakti in India is breaking barriers, rewriting history and shaping a brighter future for the country,» the post on X reads.

08.03 / 05:35

Provident Strategy Analysis trends Trade Experts rights Gensol promoters sell 2.37% stake after 70% drop in shares, to consider stock split

Gensol Engineering’s promoters announced on Friday that they have sold 2.37% of the total equity in the company, amounting to 9 lakh shares, to ‘unlock liquidity and reinvest in the business.’ This move comes after the stock plunged 70% over the last eight trading sessions. In a separate filing, the board also disclosed plans to consider a stock split and explore fundraising options, including equity issuance, foreign currency convertible bonds, and other financial instruments, during its upcoming board meeting on March 13.

08.03 / 05:35

markets Waters Action President Experts Doge New EPA guidance says spending items greater than USD 50,000 must get approval from DOGE

«Any assistance agreement, contract or interagency agreement transaction (valued at) USD 50,000 or greater must receive approval from an EPA DOGE team member,» the EPA guidance says, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press. To facilitate the DOGE team review, EPA staff members have been directed to submit a brief, one-page explanation of each funding action each day between 3 and 6 pm Eastern time, the guidance says. Other relevant forms also must be completed.