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markets had an incredibly eventful week as they reacted to the exit polls and the actual general election results. All happened in the same week; the Nifty saw itself forming a fresh lifetime high and also came off close to 8% from its peak. A remarkable recovery also followed that led Nifty to a fresh closing high as well. The trading range also remained extremely wide; the Nifty oscillated in a massive 2,057.25 points range before closing near its high. The volatility too swung violently. It surged over 40% at one point in time; by the end of the week, it came off by 31.38% to 16.88 as compared to its previous week’s close.

No invitation for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for King Charles' birthday, second year in a row of exclusionWhile Cohen believed the second memoir is conceivable given the scant coverage in the first book of his wedding to Meghan Markle. “This raises significant concerns.

South African opposition parties are meeting and will continue crunch talks into next week to consider the ruling African National Congress’ offer to become part of a government of national unity

Karnataka trekkers who lost their lives in Uttarakhand due to extreme weather conditions were flown to Bengaluru via Delhi on Friday morning, officials said. A 22-member trekking team was sent by Himalayan View Trekking Agency, Maneri, on May 29 on a 35-km long trek from Uttarkashi.

losing are a part of life. They are two sides of the same coin. Winning and losing come in cycles; neither is permanent.

₹100 each to sit at Delhi borders. “Kangana Kehti hai aurate 100-100 rupee mein baithi thi aurate farmer protest mein, yeh baithegi wahan pe? Meri maa baithi thi jab isne bayan diya tha (Kangana said the women were sitting in the farmers protests for ₹100.

invest in the stocks of very small companies have given over 40.44% in 2023. In April 2024, the small cap funds again gained investors interest and received an inflow of Rs 2,208.70 crore.

NEW DELHI : Satellite communications, or satcom-based internet connectivity, may come to you later than expected. Industry stakeholders and close watchers said while satcom service providers are ready to launch their own services in India, multiple regulatory roadblocks and subsequent testing are almost certain to delay the launch of satellite internet beyond the end of this year—and could even stall its rollout until the end of next year.

«One more space which market would like is probably IT space which is pretty undervalued, so that looks good,» says Aditya Arora, Adlytick. A day later what is changing? What are you looking at? FMCG more interesting, anything on that front or any other sector that you are looking at? Surely a calm day today compared to the action-packed day we had yesterday, so surely a better day. What has changed is that calmness in the market, VIX has come down and FMCG is the new leader of the market for sure. We are seeing a lot of 52-week highs, so technically that points towards a fresh bull market in FMCG space.

Tractors are rumbling through the streets again days ahead of the four-day European Union election

Iran's foreign ministry has summoned the Chinese ambassador in Tehran to protest about a China-UAE statement related to Iran's sovereignty over three Islands also claimed by the UAE. During Sunday's meeting with the Chinese ambassador in Tehran, Mohammad AliBek, an aide to the foreign minister and the director general of the Iranian Foreign Ministry's Persian Gulf Department, recalled the special ties between the two sides and noted that respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the countries is one of the renowned and fundamental principles in international relations.

₹10,000 crore during the seven-phase Lok Sabha election that commenced on 19 April and concluded on 1 June. The seizures include cash, freebies, drugs, and liquor, were made during the 2024 polls as compared to ₹3,500 crore in 2019.CEC Rajiv Kumar said the poll panel will soon start the election process in Jammu and Kashmir.Over 90% of 495 complaints of Model Code of Conduct violations were disposed of during the 2024 polls, Kumar said.Nearly 400,000 vehicles, 135 special trains and 1,692 air sorties were used for conducting the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and only 39 repolls took place this year as against 540 repolls in 2019, he said.Before the seventh and last phase of the elections, most of northern and central India was in the grip of extreme heatwave conditions on 28 May with the mercury crossing 50 degrees Celsius in Rajasthan's Churu and Haryana's Sirsa and settling nine notches above normal in Delhi.On social media memes calling election commissioners ‘Laapataa Gentlemen’, inspired by the recent film ‘Laapataa Ladies’, Kumar said, “We were always here, never went missing".However, on most of the charges from opposition parties, the CEC said that it was a narrative aimed at “misleading" the election process.The CEC addressed the press conference a day after the INDIA bloc urged the poll panel to ensure that postal ballots are counted and their results declared before the outcome of the electronic voting machines (EVMs) is announced.During the previous Lok Sabha elections, deputy election commissioners used to hold media briefings after each phase.

Tata Power Solar Systems Ltd (TPSSL), India's leading Rooftop Solar company and a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd (TPREL), on Monday launched its '#GharGharSolar, Tata Power ke Sangh' national campaign from Jodhpur, Rajasthan. The city has earned a sobriquet of Sun City Jodhpur due to the large number of sunny days in a year.

General Elections 2024: RVNL, SBI, GAIL and more - Motilal Oswal lists 8 technical stock picks after exit polls."I know that the stocks have rallied, and it bothers some; I am not saying that it is going to be a smooth ride for all stocks. We have downgraded a few stocks.

With real-world assets (RWA) attracting institutional attention and capital, LINGO is all set to leverage its power to transform the loyalty and reward industry completely.

ANI, the victims, who were en route to attend a wedding in Rajasthan, were aboard the tractor. Two of the injured are currently in critical condition.“Some people from Rajasthan were coming to the state to attend a wedding, in a tractor.

Also Read: Mint Primer | Into the 50s: Why heatwaves are hotter & longerDelhi’s Mungeshpur automatic weather station on 29 May recorded a temperature of 52.9°C and on 31 May Nagpur recorded 56°C, both highest in the country for the respective days and the highest temperatures recorded in India ever. The IMD, however, attributed both incidents to likely sensor errors in extreme heat conditions.However, the heat is so intense that forest fire incidents have been reported in Gurugram's Aravali and in Jammu.

North Korea with "unbearable" retaliatory steps over its balloon activities and other recent provocations.Observers say South Korea will likely restart front-line loudspeaker broadcasts into North Korea that include criticism of its abysmal human rights situation, world news and K-pop songs. North Korea is extremely sensitive to such broadcasts because most of its 26 million people have no official access to foreign TV and radio programs.It wasn’t immediately unclear if South Korea would move ahead with its punitive measures following North Korea’s suspension of balloon launches.On Sunday night, Kim Kang Il, a North Korean vice defense minister, said that the North will temporarily suspend its balloon activities.

turbulence on flights: eyes squeezed shut, hands clamped to the armrests for dear life, bracing for the roller coaster to come.

₹ 50,000 and ₹70,000 (for a window seat with a sweeping view of Mumbai) per person. The name of each dish incorporated the altitude of the place from where the ingredients had been sourced. The Coral, for instance, had sea lettuce from 5m above sea level, Extreme Altitude had corn from 4,200m above sea level, and the dessert Cacao Theobroma had chocolate made with cacao from 1,800m above sea level.

heatwave and extreme weather conditions in most parts of the country have taken a toll on restaurants, pubs and bars across Indian cities, with outlets reporting an up to 40% dip in sales and footfalls. Businesses that thrive on al fresco, or open-air dining, and those present in high street locations are among the worst hit, industry insiders said. The impact is most visible during the lunch hours when the usual hustle and bustle have given way to mostly empty tables. The lunch business is “almost next to nil”, said Priyank Sukhija, chief executive of First Fiddle Restaurants that operates outlets of brands such as Lord of the Drinks, Miso Sexy, Diablo, Tamasha and The Flying Saucer Café.