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Maharashtra in 2025: Amid major anti-Naxal wins and stubborn crime graph, a chequered yearMaharashtra witnessed a turbulent 2025 marked by major crime and security events. Key Naxalites surrendered, while high-profile fraud cases...- Vijay Hazare Trophy 2026: Schedule, live streaming, teams, standings and matches featuring Virat Kohli and Rohit SharmaThe Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025-26 commences on December 24, featuring 32 teams and top Indian cricketers like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. T...
- 1 out of every 4 PF claims rejected in 2023-24-Know strange reasons why claims of these subscribers were deniedMany salaried employees find claiming their Provident Fund a challenging ordeal despite its promise of financial security. Technical glitch...
- Isha, Akash Ambani, Alakh Pandey in Hurun's under-35 list of entrepreneurs shaping India's economic futureReliance Retail's Isha Ambani and Parita Parekh from Toddle are the youngest women in the inaugural 2024 Hurun India Under35s list. The lis...
- RBI's curveball may strike out high debt cos; time to buy banking stocks for long termRBI said it was hiking repo rates by 40 bps and increasing cash reserve ratio (CRR) by 50 bps, which will suck out Rs 87,000 crore from the...
- Collective Ace Group to invest $100 million in gaming service spaceGermany-based Parth Das is the founder of The Collective Ace Group, a company that focuses on the services sector in the gaming industry.
- India Inc comes to a standstill to watch India's historic win over AustraliaThe moment the match was over - top corporate heads Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet - Google's parent firm; Anand Mahindra, chairman of Mahi...
- The crisis that shattered India's economic dreamsWish Town’s failure tells the story of an economy in distress.
- Rate cut shows RBI desperate to put economy back on track, say D-St analystsIt was fourth rate cut by the RBI in a row. The short-term lending rate now stands at 5.40%.
- Affluent Indians are doing everything to support extracurricular ambitions of their childrenMany Indian parents are now leaving no stone unturned to get their kids the best possible training money can buy.
- Even without section 66A, India lags behind many nations in internet regulations for freer speechActivists say India has taken a small yet firm step in the right direction, but even then, its internet laws have some catching up to do.
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