HIT: The Third Case Review
HIT: The Third Case features Nani as Arjun Sarkar, a top cop in Visakhapatnam, in a crime thriller that starts strong but falters with excessive violence and a weak plot. Source
Read MoreHIT: The Third Case features Nani as Arjun Sarkar, a top cop in Visakhapatnam, in a crime thriller that starts strong but falters with excessive violence and a weak plot. Source
Read MoreIndia has finalised a ₹63,000-crore agreement with France to procure 26 Rafale Marine fighter jets, significantly boosting the Indian Navy’s airpower. The purchase includes 22 single-seater jets and four twin-seater trainer aircraft. Deliveries are set to begin in the coming years and are expected to be completed by 2031. The deal comes amid growing strategic…
Read MoreLloyds Metals Q4 Results | EBITDA margin contracted to 21.9% YoY against 29.5% last year. Shares of Lloyds Metals and Energy Ltd ended at ₹1,281.95, down by ₹44.90, or 3.38%, on the BSE. Source
Read MoreSuryavanshi brought up his maiden half-century in the IPL with a cracking innings against the Gujarat Titans. Source
Read MoreTaking the moral responsibility for discrepancies found in IndusInd Bank’s derivative portfolio, the lender’s MD, CEO Sumant Kathpalia has resigned from his position with immediate effect. Source
Read MoreThe real estate company plans to issue up to 3,000 NCDs with a face value of ₹10 lakh each. Shares of Puravankara Ltd ended at ₹232.30, down by ₹11.25, or 4.62%, on the BSE. Source
Read MoreMaharashtra politics: Currently, Uddhav Thackeray’s Shiv Sena UBT and Raj Thackeray’s MNS are fighting for political survival, even though the MNS faces a more precarious situation. Source
Read MoreLooking to park money without volatility for next two years? See if Tata AMC’s latest offering works for you. Source
Read MoreEPFO’s updates aim to reduce delays in transferring PF accounts, benefiting the large number of employees who change jobs each year. Source
Read MoreThe move follows closely on the heels of the Chief Minister’s April 15 warning to private schools against arbitrary fee hikes. Source
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