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- Top fund manager S Naren cautions against SIPs, causes a stir in the industryAccording to Naren, if an investor puts money into the wrong product through the popular Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) at the wrong time...
- ‘Get Gotti’: How and when did John Gotti die? Here’s everything you need to know about mob boss’ death and convictionJohn Gotti's brushes with the law began in 1968, resulting in a 3-year term following a guilty plea for hijacking Northwest Airlines.
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- CAG principal director Sharada Subramaniam dismissed from service on corruption chargesOn May 19, Union finance ministry gave a nod to the CAG for the dismissal of 1991-batch Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS) officer S...
- NPCI’s volume cap circular: Will limits on UPI transaction volumes impact India’s fintech sector?Being the sole umbrella organization for retail payments in India, NPCI is in a dominant position. Given the current regulatory framework, ...
- 12 world-changing innovations that ended up as failuresHistory is full of failures — creations that confused, appalled, disgusted, injured or even killed people. Maybe these flops can help us.
- Gujarat gets Centre's nod to restart disciplinary proceedings against retired IPS officer Rahul SharmaThe Union home ministry has approved a request by the Guj CM to restart disciplinary proceedings against a retired IPS who has had runins w...
- Now, Sanjay Gandhi National Park leopard’s diet has more deer, fewer dogsDisappearance of garbage around SGNP has reduced strays
- How techniques like Vedic Math, Abacus, and Soroban are making mathematics fun for kidsThe Soroban, or the Japanese equivalent of an abacus, is a tool that consists of a wooden frame with columns of beads that represent either...
- Roads turn killer for big cats in KarnatakaOne fine morning a few years ago, a leopard emerged from Kaggalipura forest and strode onto the NICE Road stretch connecting Bannerghatta R...
- Quick Heal plans initial public offerQuick Heal, which claims a 35% market share in India's consumer anti-virus market, was founded by Pune-based brothers Kailash Katkar and Sa...
- Probe begins into alleged tampering of CAT 2002 resultsPolice have registered a case and seized a computer hard disc from the IIM-Kozhikode in connection with the alleged tampering of results of...
- Experts want CBI to probe tiger poaching casePoachers killed 10 tigers between 2002 and 2004 in Sariska in Rajasthan wiping out the entire population of big cats in the tiger reserve.
- Gujarat cop Rajnish Rai names Narendra Modi's aide in Tulsi Prajapati 'fake' encounter caseRai also alleged that Pande tried to delink the Sohrabuddin and the Tulsi Prajapati case since facts were uncomfortable for him.
- Preliminary data on tiger census to be out soonIndia, which is abode to half of the world's total big cat population in the wild, will declare its first preliminary data on the ongoing t...
- Future of Internet search: The mind readersIn 10 years, search engines will 'read your mind' to deliver what you are looking for.
- From 2009, you can bell the CAT onlineIIMs have issued a bid inviting service providers, IT firms and testing services, for computerisation of the CAT exam. You will be paying m...
- Just 1,411 tigers in IndiaOnly 1,411 tigers remain in the wild in India. That is the stark finding of the National Tiger Conservation Authority's estimation report w...
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