After three sessions of declines, India’s benchmark indices staged a powerful recovery on Thursday morning. Fueled by receding fears of trade disruptions tied to Greenland, the BSE Sensex opened sharply higher by over 500 points at 82,459.66, compared to Wednesday’s close of 81,909.63. Nifty 50 mirrored the enthusiasm, debuting at 25,344.15 versus 25,157.50. Early trade saw the Sensex at 82,432.69 (up 523.06 points, 0.64%) around 9:18 AM, while Nifty hit 25,310.05 (up 152.55 points, 0.61%). All Nifty indices traded in the green, reflecting uniform strength. Momentum built quickly, pushing Sensex gains beyond 700 points momentarily. Midcap and Smallcap indices outperformed,…
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Karan Patel, the heartthrob who ruled Indian TV with hits like Yeh Hai Mohabbatein and Kasautii Zindagii Kay, is trading scripted drama for raw reality. His latest venture, the riveting reality show ‘The 50’, marks a thrilling pivot in his illustrious career. Speaking candidly, Patel quashed rumors of stepping back from acting. ‘I’m in full reinvention mode,’ he declared. ‘Stopping isn’t an option; I’m constantly evolving. New challenges like this show push me to discover fresh facets of myself.’ Patel emphasizes that ‘The 50’ aligns perfectly with his path forward. Far from a deviation, it’s a natural progression. He paints…
A high-stakes police chase turned into a gunfight in Patna’s outskirts early Thursday, leaving Parmanand Yadav, a key member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, wounded and under medical care. The Jharkhand native from Latehar faces more than 20 serious charges, highlighting the escalating battle against interstate crime syndicates. It all began with Beur police detaining a group of suspects. Spotting an opportunity, Parmanand mounted a bike and sped away, prompting a swift alert to Masauri station. Officers there intercepted him on National Highway 22 near Lala Bigcha village. In a desperate bid for freedom, he crashed his vehicle and unleashed…
As temperatures drop, the water chestnut emerges as a nutritional gem overlooked by many. Known as singhara in India, this small fruit packs a punch against common winter woes like thyroid disorders and hypertension. From street vendors to home kitchens, it’s savored raw for its juicy snap or transformed into delectable dishes using its flour. What makes singhara extraordinary? Its rich profile of iodine, potassium, manganese, and fiber directly targets thyroid health. Visually mimicking the thyroid gland, it delivers nutrients that enhance hormone synthesis and conversion. Iodine fuels the production of vital thyroid hormones, essential for regulating body temperature and…
In a bid to secure the porous India-Bangladesh frontier, West Bengal police have launched intensive vehicle checks in Murshidabad district. The high alert on the border road is part of a broader strategy to curb illicit activities. District administration has ordered round-the-clock inspections for all outbound vehicles towards Bangladesh. No vehicle is passing without a deep scrutiny, signaling zero tolerance for border threats. Heavy police presence dominates the Islamnagar police station area along the critical border road. From bikes to trucks, every mode of transport faces document verification and luggage searches. Interrogations of occupants are routine, with identity proofs being…
A bold redesign of America’s H-1B work visa lottery is set to supercharge the economy with nearly $20 billion in benefits over the next ten years, according to a fresh Government Accountability Office analysis. But the promise of prosperity is clouded by doubts over whether the Department of Homeland Security is rushing the implementation. Under the new weighted system, applicants with advanced skills and higher salaries will gain an edge in the selection process. This shift, costing $303 million to roll out, is expected to deliver $19.78 billion in net public benefits and up to $34.34 billion in broader transfers…
Modern lifestyles—endless scrolling on phones, irregular meals, and constant hustle—are silently eroding our health. Gas pains, indigestion, sleepless nights, and nagging joint discomfort signal a deeper issue: Vayu imbalance in Ayurveda. This air element governs movement in the body, and when off-kilter, it manifests as everything from IBS-like symptoms to emotional turbulence. Vayu Mudra, a powerhouse yoga hand pose, counters this by subduing air with fire energy. The thumb represents Agni (fire), dominating the index finger’s Vayu when folded beneath it. Master the technique effortlessly: Sit upright in a serene environment, eyes shut. Bend the index finger to press against…
Storm clouds are gathering over Delhi-NCR with IMD’s yellow alert signaling heavy downpours, thunder, and fierce gusts up to 40 kmph on January 23. This sudden change threatens to upend routines in the bustling capital region. Tuesday, January 22, saw mild conditions with highs near 25°C and lows at 7°C—no alerts issued. But Wednesday flips the script: expect 20°C maxima and 13°C minima amid nonstop rain, lightning flashes, and blustery winds hitting every hour from dawn to dusk. The mercury will plummet further afterward. January 24 forecasts 20°C highs and 7°C lows with morning fog, worsening to 6°C minimums on…
Uttar Pradesh witnessed two dramatic police encounters overnight in Bulandshahr and Kanpur, leading to the capture of four wanted criminals amid exchanges of fire. With rewards on their heads and histories of extortion and robbery, the arrests mark a significant victory in the ongoing war against lawlessness. Details from Bulandshahr reveal a tense pursuit beginning at Aligarh intersection. Routine checks by Anupshahr team spotted three suspicious riders on a bike fleeing the scene. The chase ended abruptly when the vehicle lost control on Karnavas Road. Desperate, the fugitives shot at officers, who retaliated effectively, wounding two. The trio—Honey Verma, Anuj…
The Bollywood machine is under fire from filmmaker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri, who decries 12-hour shifts as a creativity assassin. In an exclusive interview, he painted a grim picture of an industry morphing into a tireless factory, where long hours erode the very essence of artistic expression. ‘Creativity thrives on fresh energy, not exhaustion,’ Agnihotri asserted. He detailed the ordeal: heavy makeup and prosthetics falter midway through the day, leaving performers physically and mentally wrecked. Evening fatigue hits differently than morning vigor, but cost-conscious producers push boundaries to maximize shoots on a budget. In India, he noted, workers endure due to…