17 Oct 2024
Why Omar Abdulla chose Jammu's Surinder Choudhary as Deputy CM
Surinder Choudhary's appointment is seen as a strategic move to give the people of Jammu a voice and make the J&K government more inclusive.
Trudeau admits Canada lacked evidence against India in Nijjar killing
Amidst an unprecedented diplomatic row, Trudeau alleged 'clear indications' of India violating Canadian sovereignty but admitted no concrete proof was provided regarding Nijjar's killing.
Nifty outlook indicates negative bias
On the technical front, momentum indicators point to a continuation of the bearish trend, with Nifty trading below its short- and medium-term moving averages
Centre's Diwali gift: DA hike to benefit 1 crore employees, pensioners
With this hike, the Central DA has now increased to 53 percent; an increase in DA results in higher take-home pay for government employees.
Sikh MP calls for ban on RSS in Canada, curbs on Indian envoys
“We demand that the (Canadian) government implement severe sanctions on Indian diplomats and banish the RSS, a violent, militant, terrorist organisation from India, which is a group that operates here in Canada and other countries," said Jagmeet Singh
In last-hour rethink, Adani Group delays major green bond sale
A person familiar with the matter said the Adani Group plans to bring the deal back to the market after November’s US election.
If Priyanka wins Wayanad, entire Gandhi family will be in Parliament
The Congress announced her candidature on Tuesday, immediately after the Election Commission set the Wayanad byelection date for November 13.
Cochin Shipyard shares fall as Govt's divestment plan gets going
The share price fell by 5%; the government on Tuesday said it planned to divest about 5% of its stake in the company through an OFS, priced at ₹1,540 per share
Spectrum: Musk wins battle of billionaires as Govt rejects Ambani line
India will now allocate satellite spectrum administratively, not through auction, after Musk criticised Ambani’s auction push.
Big chunk of UK Indians are professionals; most live in their own homes
British Indians not only lead in professional roles but also have the highest home ownership rate, with 71% living in homes they either own outright or have a mortgage on
Hyundai IPO subscribed only 18% on opening day; QIB response lukewarm
The portion allocated to qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) garnered only 13,89,647 bids, representing 5 percent of the 28,283,260 shares reserved for them.
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