Foreign investors are showing no signs of relenting in their equity sell-off from Indian markets. Experts predict sustained FII outflows until definitive bullish signals emerge on multiple fronts. The latest numbers paint a grim picture: FIIs have dumped ₹22,000 crore worth of shares over the past 15 days. This relentless selling has pushed benchmark indices into correction territory and triggered widespread panic among retail participants. ‘Without positive triggers like falling crude prices, rupee appreciation, or favorable global cues, FII selling will remain a persistent headwind,’ opined Priya Sharma, Senior Market Strategist at Global Finance Advisors. Global factors are dominating the…
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The who’s who of Andhra Pradesh’s political and film circles converged in Hyderabad today to mark the 30th death anniversary of N.T. Rama Rao, the matinee idol turned mass leader. Nandamuri Balakrishna, NTR’s son and a prominent actor-politician, spearheaded the commemorations with a moving speech. At NTR Gadi in Hyderabad, Balakrishna bowed before his father’s portrait, tears in his eyes. He reminisced about NTR’s journey from silver screen superstardom to storming the political arena, toppling the Congress government in 1983 with his TDP wave. Joining his father was Nandamuri, Balakrishna’s son, who recounted how NTR’s discipline and dedication shaped family…
Bihar politics heats up as Minister Dilip Jaiswal delivers a stern message to the opposition: stop turning a heartbroken family’s loss into election fodder. The demise of a college student in Patna has left the community in mourning, yet opposition leaders are already pointing fingers at the ruling NDA government. Speaking candidly to reporters, Jaiswal dismissed the accusations as ‘cheap politics.’ He detailed the steps taken post-incident, from deploying a special investigation team to offering financial aid and counseling services to the grieving relatives. ‘We mourn with them, but let’s not make this a circus,’ the minister implored. RJD’s aggressive…
Get ready for high-caliber action! The National Shooting Trials ignite in Delhi’s Dr. Karni Singh Range starting January 19, featuring Paris sensation Manu Bhaker and pistol powerhouse Samrat Rana among the elite contenders. This multi-stage extravaganza pits India’s finest against each other in rifle, pistol, and shotgun categories. Spots for key international meets hang in the balance, making every qualification round a do-or-die affair. The NRAI’s meticulous planning ensures a seamless showcase of talent. Bhaker, riding high on Olympic glory, targets dominance in 10m air pistol. Her comeback story inspires a generation, blending technical mastery with unyielding focus. Rana, with…
Chennai’s bustling airport is locked down under a formidable multi-layer security apparatus that will remain in place through January 30, coinciding with Republic Day celebrations. This strategic escalation aims to neutralize any risks amid the patriotic fervor sweeping the nation. Layers of protection encompass everything from explosive detection scanners to behavioral profiling by trained personnel. CISF jawans, numbering in hundreds, are supplemented by Tamil Nadu Police commandos and intelligence sleuths. Vehicle checks at access points have become rigorous, with undercarriage mirrors and biometric scans now standard. What sets this apart is the integration of technology: AI-powered cameras flag suspicious movements,…
A brazen drive-by shooting rocked Sydney’s Lalor Park neighborhood on Saturday evening, critically wounding one man and sparking a police manhunt. According to NSW Police, the attack unfolded just before midnight when unknown gunmen unleashed a volley of shots at a house, then sped away in a getaway car. The 46-year-old resident was struck multiple times and received urgent treatment from ambulance paramedics at the scene. He was rushed to hospital, where doctors are fighting to stabilize his life-threatening injuries. Forensic teams are scouring the property for bullet casings and evidence, while detectives canvass the community for dashcam or security…
Captain Musheer Khan Mhatre didn’t hold back in his admiration for Vaibhav Suryavanshi after India’s U19 side outplayed Bangladesh in the Asia Cup. ‘Suryavanshi displayed maturity and patience,’ Mhatre declared, crediting the opener’s gritty performance for the hard-fought win. Bangladesh set a challenging yet achievable total, testing India’s top order early on. Suryavanshi, with his calm demeanor, absorbed the blows and built a solid foundation. His 50-plus score wasn’t flashy but effective, rotating the strike and punishing loose deliveries. Mhatre detailed how Suryavanshi’s innings shifted momentum. In the post-match presser, he elaborated on the youngster’s decision-making: adapting to spin, respecting…
Power distribution companies across India have scripted a financial comeback story, recording profits of more than Rs 2,700 crore in FY25, breaking free from a cycle of debilitating deficits. This achievement comes after a prolonged period of fiscal distress that threatened the entire power ecosystem. Detailed analysis of balance sheets shows that operational efficiencies, driven by technological interventions and policy support, were the main catalysts. Smart meters deployed under government schemes have curbed pilferage and improved collection rates, directly boosting revenues. Simultaneously, renegotiated power purchase agreements and fuel optimization have contained costs. States like Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat led the…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi unleashed a sharp critique against Congress during a high-energy public address in Assam, charging the opposition with surrendering the state’s land to infiltrators purely for electoral benefits. ‘Congress compromised Assam’s soil for political advantage,’ Modi thundered, evoking memories of unchecked infiltration under their watch. He detailed how Congress policies allegedly allowed millions of illegal entrants, eroding local culture and resources. Modi praised BJP’s initiatives like sealing borders, updating NRC, and fast-tracking citizenship for persecuted minorities via CAA, positioning them as safeguards for Assam’s future. This isn’t just rhetoric; it’s rooted in decades of strife, from the…
The Jaipur Literature Festival buzzed with diplomatic undertones as Bangladesh High Commissioner Riyaz Hamidullah made a notable appearance. Engaging in the ‘Asian Drama’ discussion with prominent figures including C. Raja Mohan, Suhasini Haidar, Navtej Sarna, and Shubhijit Roy, he emphasized future collaboration between Dhaka and New Delhi. On social media platform X, Hamidullah praised the festival’s inclusive spirit, crediting organizer Sanjoy K. Roy for providing a ‘free space’ for debate after two decades. His words underscored the value of hearing diverse perspectives in an era of charged narratives. Tensions simmer between the neighbors, exacerbated by Bangladesh’s interim Yunus administration. Reports…