Sharad Pawar’s MPs to meet PM Modi; Cong asks them to delink women’s quota, delimitation
Sharad Pawar’s MPs to meet PM Modi; Cong asks them to delink women’s quota, delimitation
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Sharad Pawar’s MPs to meet PM Modi; Cong asks them to delink women’s quota, delimitation
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At just five years old, Fateh Singh Gill from Amritsar has made waves on the international martial arts scene, winning gold at the World Martial Art Games in Thailand on skates. His impressive journey started at two, where his parents recognized his innate talent and provided steadfast support. They encourage children to explore their natural…
VVS Laxman has revealed why he turned down the India head coach role after Rahul Dravid’s tenure ended in 2024. Approached by the BCCI following India’s T20 World Cup triumph under Dravid, Laxman opted to continue at the Centre of Excellence, citing family considerations and his desire to develop the facility.
US stocks’ technology-led rally faces a crucial test this week as investors await inflation data for clues on the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path. Softer inflation could sustain the rally, while hotter readings may revive rate-hike concerns. Treasury yields, oil prices, economic data and technology earnings will also shape market sentiment and volatility.
South Korean shares rose on Monday, led by chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, after a Wall Street rally and weaker U.S. jobs data eased concerns over near-term Federal Reserve rate hikes. The KOSPI gained 0.80%, though continued foreign selling limited gains. Investors also awaited overseas semiconductor and AI earnings for further market direction.
Asia stocks rise as Japan, Korea rebound tracking Wall St gains
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Japan’s Nikkei index recorded an upward trend thanks to strong performances in AI and semiconductor stocks. Companies like Advantest and Tokyo Electron saw notable increases, while Recruit Holdings enjoyed a boost after surpassing market expectations with revised projections. Nevertheless, concerns regarding the Middle East and forecasts from a battery materials producer restrained further growth. Investor…