BSE and NSE shares have plummeted due to the Jane Street controversy, regulatory actions, and declining derivatives volume, resulting in a significant market capitalization loss. BSE has entered a bear market, while NSE approaches a substantial reduction.
Today emphasizes feeling over doing, encouraging a softer approach to emotions and tasks. It’s a time for self-reflection, rest, and releasing pressure, with gentleness and self-love as your greatest strengths. This mindful approach extends to relationships, career, finances, and health, promoting clarity and long-term well-being.
The lunar nodes, North and South, reveal our karmic path. The South Node signifies past-life talents and comfort zones, while the North Node indicates the direction of growth. Over-reliance on South Node traits can cause stagnation. The key is to leverage South Node skills while embracing the North Node’s lessons for a fulfilling life journey.
Anurag Basu’s ‘Metro… In Dino’, starring Sara Ali Khan and Aditya Roy Kapur, is making waves after its release on July 4. A spiritual sequel to ‘Life… In A Metro’, the film explores modern love with soulful music by Pritam. Despite facing competition, the film earned ₹19.25 crore in its first four days.
Jharkhand’s Agriculture Minister Shilpi Neha Trikey announced that excessive monsoon rainfall and Cyclone Montha have caused 25-30% crop damage, potentially rising to 40%. She urged officials to be sensitive in compensating farmers and explore disaster management funds for those not covered by crop insurance. The minister also emphasized improving farmer livelihoods and increasing Kisan Credit…
‘Full, unredacted files’: House oversight committee issues subpoenas to Clintons in Epstein case; demands complete DOJ records
A massive landslide near Chaukar village in Sirmaur’s Nauhradhar area caused a 200-meter section of hill to collapse, threatening nearby homes. While five people present at the site are safe, five houses now fall within the danger zone due to heavy monsoon rains causing soil erosion. Authorities are monitoring the area and urging vigilance.
Sir Donald Bradman’s 1946-47 Ashes series cricket cap has been acquired by the National Museum of Australia for AU$438,500. The federal government contributed half the cost, recognising the cap’s significance as a national treasure. This baggy green, worn during a pivotal post-war series, symbolises Bradman’s brilliance and the hope he inspired in Australians.
Janhvi Kapoor takes a break from ethnic fashion during promotions of her upcoming release ‘Param Sundari’ and picks a striking co-ord set from Lebanese designer Georges Hobeika.
