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Hidden gems: 6 best unexplored beaches in the world that you can visit

Visit these beaches to immerse yourself in the unspoiled beauty of nature.

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Nifty to remain in correction mode throughout the coming week

Both the Call and Put writers have sizeable positions at the 22,000 strike. The maximum Call Put open interest is placed at this level, which makes 22,000 as the make-or-break level for Nifty.

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Nifty to remain in correction mode throughout the coming week

Both the Call and Put writers have sizeable positions at the 22,000 strike. The maximum Call Put open interest is placed at this level, which makes 22,000 as the make-or-break level for Nifty.

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Nifty to remain in correction mode throughout the coming week

Both the Call and Put writers have sizeable positions at the 22,000 strike. The maximum Call Put open interest is placed at this level, which makes 22,000 as the make-or-break level for Nifty.

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Monetary policy meetings in US, Japan, UK to set the tone for commodity market movements next week

Chinese economic data and flash Manufacturing PMIs from developed economies will keep traders on their toes.

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Monetary policy meetings in US, Japan, UK to set the tone for commodity market movements next week

Chinese economic data and flash Manufacturing PMIs from developed economies will keep traders on their toes.

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Will interest on EPF balance earned till age 58 be tax-free after I stop work?
Interest accrued on the accumulated balance, post cessation of employment, the period when no contribution is made to the EPF, is taxable.
Margin trading hits ₹1 trillion. The hidden risks in your stock investment plan
Leveraged stock buying is booming in India, but margin calls, interest costs, and haircuts can quickly magnify losses for retail investors
₹82 lakh crore mutual fund boom signals shift from FDs – but are households over-equitising?
Monthly SIP inflows stood at ₹29,845 crore in February 2026, after crossing ₹31,000 crore in January. Total mutual fund assets are now about ₹82 lakh crore, with SIP assets alone at roughly ₹16.36 lakh crore. Nearly 9.92 crore SIP accounts are actively contributing.
Middle East crisis: Top mutual fund categories to protect your investments
Investors should stay conservative and look at categories such as short-duration funds, corporate bond funds with high-rated portfolios, banking and PSU debt funds, and gilt funds. These categories can add fixed returns and regular payouts while keeping credit risk lower.
March madness: Why the market’s panic misleads investors
A World Cup win, a war, oil at $119, drones over refineries, a bank chairman’s exit—and the month isn’t even over. The market panic still belongs to borrowed-money investors, not you.
Income Tax Rules 2026: Will there be changes in tax slabs from 1 April 2026? All FAQs answered
New Income Tax Rules, 2026: With the New Income Tax Rules 2026 being published by the government, buzz about a changed income tax slabs is in the air. Read on to find out if there will be any changes in the income tax slabs from 1 April, 2026.
Income tax refund still pending? Here's why it may be delayed and what happens next
The deadline for filing income tax returns for assessment year 2025-26 was extended to September 15, 2025. Many taxpayers are still waiting for refunds. Here's why it may be delayed and what happens next.
Iran war: How to rebalance your portfolio and manage risk in volatile markets
Before making any changes to their portfolio, investors should evaluate their financial goals, risk appetite, return expectations, and current asset allocation. Any restructuring should be considered only after a thorough review of these factors.
Middle-East crisis: Why G-Secs and AAA bonds may shield your portfolio in uncertain times
In uncertain environments, investors tend to move up the credit curve rather than down it. This means preference shifts towards issuers such as public sector undertakings, large financial institutions, and well capitalised corporates.
RBI moves to prevent banks from mis-selling financial products: How will it protect customers?
The RBI directions to banks include obtaining the customer’s explicit consent, ensuring product suitability for the customer before it is marketed, and giving a refund with compensation where mis-selling is established.