Domestic investors pour ₹5.3L crore into equities, surpassing 2024 record
Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) have made a new record in Indian equities this year, surpassing last year’s peak.
Year: 2025
‘Marginal impact on Indian IT firms’: NASSCOM on H-1B fee
The National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM) has said that the recent decision by the US government to impose a one-time fee of $100,000 on H-1B visas will have a marginal impact on Indian IT firms.
Ind vs Pak Asia Cup 2025: ‘Jab Retire Ho Jaoge Tab Sochoge…’ Virender Sehwag’s Priceless Advice To Abhishek Sharma After Fiery Innings; Video
In the post-match interview with the batter, Indian former cricketer, Virender Sehwag, congratulated Sharma for his impactful innings and immediately said that whenever you are scoring around 70 and 80 runs and you know it is your day, always try to convert it into a hundred. Sehwag said that he received this advice from Sunil Gavaskar.
Turning Frozen Tuna Into a New Energy-Saving Business
Frozen tuna stored at minus 60 degrees Celsius are now being used as a new tool in electricity demand control. By temporarily shutting down refrigeration units and using the fish itself as a cooling agent to maintain storage temperatures, companies are beginning to reduce power consumption.
Mohanlal dedicates Phalke Award to Indian cinema and fans
The superstar credited the recognition to the collective efforts of the film industry and the unwavering support of viewers throughout his career.
Over 1000 people dead due to floods in Pakistan
In a statement on Sunday, the NDMA said a total of 5, 768 rescue operations were conducted nationwide, during which 273, 524 relief items were distributed.
Revolver, 5 Live Cartridges Found In 63-Year-Old Passenger’s Baggage At Pune Airport
As per Bureau of Civil Aviation Security norms, it is mandatory to report possession of such a firearm and ammunition
Environment Minister Calls for Restraint on Mega-Solar Project
Environment Minister Keiichiro Asao has expressed his view that construction of large-scale solar panel projects in the Kushiro Wetlands of Hokkaido should be restrained.
Asian shares are mostly higher after Wall Street’s record week
Asian shares mostly rose on Monday, buoyed by record highs on Wall Street, with Japan’s Nikkei 225 gaining 1.5% as concerns about the Bank of Japan’s actions eased.