PM-Kisan 24th instalment on October 30: PM Modi to release ₹18,680 crore for farmers — check details
PM Modi to release ₹18,680 crore under PM-Kisan scheme to over 9.34 crore farmer families on Oct 30; check details
PM Modi to release ₹18,680 crore under PM-Kisan scheme to over 9.34 crore farmer families on Oct 30; check details
Imagine wanting to leave a stressful job but staying because next month’s bills are waiting. A freedom fund can give you room to make that decision. The term loosely refers to savings set aside for choices that improve your life. It is not a special investment scheme or a fixed financial product. Here, it means…
Reddit shares jumped more than 14% on Friday after the S&P Dow Jones Indices said the social media platform would join the benchmark S&P 500 index, replacing AvalonBay Communities. Analysts at J.P. Morgan estimate index funds tracking the S&P 500 would need to buy 16.7 million Reddit shares. That is nearly three times the stock’s…
For investors who use systematic investment plans (SIPs) to build wealth for long-term goals, the key question is not just how much they invest, but how much that money can grow over time. A 10-year investment horizon can allow the power of compounding to play a significant role. Based on 10-year SIP returns, the top…
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd. (MCX) and the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the Global Commodity Conclave 2026 to establish the MCX-NISM Centre for Commodity Markets, a dedicated platform focused on strengthening professional capability, research and responsible participation in India’s commodity markets. Housed at NISM,…
Revised twice annually based on data from the All-India Consumer Price Index (AICPI), Dearness Allowance (DA) is a percentage of employees’ basic salary aimed at mitigating cost-of-living impact on households of central government employees. A DA hike gives employees a higher in-hand salary and a buffer against inflation. New announcements are usually made in March…
Troubled Zee and Essel Group founder Subhash Chandra has claimed that he sold family assets, including their house to repay loans, and has “the last ₹6.5 crore left”, which he will use to repay creditors according to the NCLT’s approved repayment plan. He added that he has rented out a “small residential property” and running…