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Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 27%At this point, it would be good to keep some powder dry and focus on the fundamentals of sectors, especially those where underlying changes...- Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 26%It is probably time to up the bullish quotient. But do keep in mind the fact that the increased costs will impact WPI – which means inflati...
- 600,000 live plants, 1200 tree species, bamboo decor: Entrepreneur says Bengaluru airport 'feels like a different world’Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport Terminal 2 is winning global acclaim. It has been named one of the World's Most Beautiful Airp...
- From forests to fields: How India's earliest rebels fought colonial exploitation before 1857Across the annals of Indian history, we find vivid accounts of agrarian resistance standing firm against exploitation. From indigenous fore...
- For risk-takers with long-term perspective: 10 small-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 31%If you buy small-cap stocks today, are you taking a risk or managing it? To some it might appear you are taking a risk, but there is a high...
- Wealth creation is also about ignoring noise on the street: 15 mid- and small-cap stocks from different sectors which fit the billIn the April 2022-September 2024 bull market, every management appeared capable. Margins expanded, working capital looked manageable, capit...
- These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 25% return in 1 year, according to analystsAs the stock market witnesses a recovery, what one should watch for is market breadth. Also, check which sectors are leading the rally. Why...
- These large-, mid- and small-cap stocks can give more than 22% return in 1 year, according to analystsWhen a market is in a secular correction due to fears that the economy might take a hit for some reason, the fall is generally across the b...
- 10 Stylish Hanging Planters to Add a Touch of Green to Your HomeDiscover 10 stylish hanging planters that add charm and greenery to any space. From sleek modern designs to rustic chic options, these plan...
- Harshdeep Hortico debuts with 55% premium over IPO priceHarshdeep Hortico's shares debuted on the BSE SME platform at a premium of 55.5% compared to the issue price of Rs 45. The IPO, which raise...
- India’s tea is again a hot brew in IranThe US administration late last year decided to exempt India from Iran oil sanctions.
- Deep chill brings delight in Bengal Tea beltAfter peak winter dormant phase of no plucking of leaves, fresh healthy leaf, known as ‘first flush,’ starts coming in heavy quantity from ...
- Deep chill brings delight in Bengal tea belt“We are hopeful of positive post winter first flush if overall normal weather condition prevails for entire January,” said veteran planter ...
- Tea workers in West Bengal may go on indefinite strike in JuneThe move comes in the wake of a prolonged dispute over wages of tea workers and the state government's failure to arrive at an amicable sol...
- First rain brings joy in Darjeeling and Himalayan foothills tea beltPlanters in Terai and Dooars region in foothills are also happy with the shower. “After almost five months long dry spell, the shower was v...
- Tea planters in Darjeeling region are expecting bright First FlushThe hope comes from the fact that including foothills in Terai, Dooars as well as Darjeeling hills have witnessed spell of deep chill this ...
- Cash crunch puts Bengal tea belt under deep troublemany administrative officials and senior bankers agreed that no system can work unless government ensures supply of adequate volume of cash...
- High value First Flush tea production may go down as low as to 30%After gross negative deviation from normal winter rainfall, low humidity and rising temperature are making tea planters in Darjeeling appre...
- Lack of winter time rainfall makes planters worried in sub Himalayan West Bengal tea beltLack of winter rainfall has put Tea planters in Himalayan foothills under serious apprehension of significant shortage in high value yield.
- Dry spell threatens Darjeeling’s first-flush tea productionTea planters in Darjeeling and the foothills of sub-Himalayan West Bengal are worried over the lack of post-winter rains, a condition that ...
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