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Greed during rallies, fear during corrections and FOMO when others appear to be winning can derail even sound strategies. Without a clear plan, emotions begin to dictate trades, frequently ending in r...

Bangladesh has seen a surge in anti-India protests, particularly in Dhaka, Khulna, Rajshahi, and Chittagong. In Rajshahi, demonstrators marched to the Assistant Indian High Commission demanding the “r...

India should launch a massive 'Wellness India' campaign with visa-free entry, says Kotak Mutual Fund MD Nilesh Shah

The Tata Sierra may be an emotional comeback, but buying it should be a rational decision. In an age where Instagram sells aspiration faster than affordability, doing the math may be the smartest upgr...

'In the Nehruvian era, the capital expenditure on public sector enterprises was 1 lakh crore in real 2024 rupees. In the Modi years, it's 22 lakh crores,' says professor Devsh Kapur

The advisory comes as widespread delays in H-1B visa interviews have left several foreign workers, particularly in India, stuck overseas for months. The delays have raised concerns over employment con...

Md Samsuzzaman, Company Commander of the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB), told The Daily Star that no evidence was found to support the allegations. “Everyone is now saying that they did not personally h...

Under the revised structure, there will be no increase in fares for suburban services and Monthly Season Tickets, and no change in Ordinary Class fares for journeys up to 215 km.

'Wake up Kolkata, see what a double-engine government can deliver,' says Navam Capital's Rajeev Mantri

The real estate entrepreneur argues that Gurugram was never structured for average earners and that its high property prices reflect economic design rather than distortion





