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India all out for 445 in first innings against England

Rohit Sharma (131) and Ravindra Jadeja (112) struck fine hundreds while debutant Sarfaraz Khan made a promising start to his Test career with an impressive 62 off 66 balls.

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India all out for 445 in first innings against England

Rohit Sharma (131) and Ravindra Jadeja (112) struck fine hundreds while debutant Sarfaraz Khan made a promising start to his Test career with an impressive 62 off 66 balls.

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Japan loses a big title, and perhaps its way

More unnerving is a slew of weak data making it harder for the Bank of Japan to justify hiking rates and officially ending its era of ultra-easy monetary policy.

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Relianceâ€™s new energy biz value greater than half of Nifty 50 stocks

Reliance Industries#39; share price has touched a new high, surpassing a market capitalisation milestone of Rs 20 lakh crore earlier this week after remaining within a range for the past three years

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Japan Q4 GDP unexpectedly contracts due to weak domestic demand

The annualised GDP figure translated into a quarterly decrease of 0.1%, confounding the median economist forecast of a rise of 0.3%.

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Pharma stocks make strong moves on robust results, positive outlook; Natco zooms 14%

Shares of Natco, Glenmark and Aurobindo Pharma are up 14, 10 and 2 percent respectively in the session.

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8th Pay Commission: Can India afford a 3.5 fitment factor? Salary hike, fiscal impact explained
8th Pay Commission fitment factor discussions intensify as unions demand a revision of up to 4x in basic salaries, given current inflation, the once-a-decade revision and associated challenges. Here is what the impact of a 3.5 fitment factor will be on salaries, pensions and government finances.
Easing ITR compliance: A guide to presumptive taxation under Section 44ADA
Under this framework, eligible taxpayers are allowed to declare 50% of their gross annual receipts as taxable earnings.
Maximising emergency funds: Is a sweep-in fixed deposit your best bet?
Before shifting your emergency safety net into a sweep-in FD, it is smart to weigh a few operational details, including premature withdrawal policies, minimum balance rules, interest rate gaps, and tax rules.
Abu Dhabi rent hike halt sends relief to residents, Indian expats amid US-Iran war; experts weigh in
Abu Dhabi halts rent hikes temporarily, maintaining current rental amounts in contracts. It provides financial predictability for households and businesses, benefiting expatriates. The decision aligns with broader relief measures introduced post US-Iran war, enhancing household budgeting.
Can non-salaried persons claim house rent allowance? HRA rules explained
An individual can claim a tax deduction under Section 80GG of the Income Tax Act 1961 or under Section 134 of the Income Tax Act 2025.
Getting married? Fix these 5 financial red flags before they ruin your future together
Money matters more than many couples realise. These financial red flags, from hidden debt to poor savings habits, can affect long-term financial stability and relationship success. A couple should consult certified financial experts together to resolve any financial challenges.
Want to add a nominee to your EPF account? Here's how; all other FAQs about nomination process answered
Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation: Want to add a nominee to your employees' provident fund account? Here's how subscribers can do so, and your top nomination process related FAQs answered by the EPFO.
Trading salary for Esops? The four tests that help you do the math
Esops are not lottery tickets. But they become lottery tickets when people stop doing the math.
Financial stress management explained: 5 practical ways to reduce money anxiety and improve financial control
Take charge of your money today with practical financial stress-management strategies that reduce money anxiety, build savings, and help you create long-term financial stability. Don't hesitate to take professional guidance from a certified financial advisor if financial problems remain. 
Small caps are rallying again. Should you get on board or stay away?
Small cap mutual funds are drawing record inflows, driven by attractive valuations and a broader economic recovery. But investors still need a five-to-seven-year horizon and an SIP mindset to beat the volatility.