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YES BANK and CNBC-TV18#39;s multi-city â€˜Growth Summitâ€™ concludes in Hyderabad with deep insights on India#39;s roadmap to becoming $10 Trillion Economy

The summit witnessed discussions around the government#39;s ambitious 25-year plan intended to position India as the world#39;s third-largest economy with a GDP of $10 trillion.

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Gainers and Losers: 10 stocks that moved the most on March 28

The benchmark indices came within touching distance of record highs in the final trading session of FY24, with the Sensex closing 0.9 percent higher at 73,651.35 and the Nifty 0.92 percent at 22,327. About 1,774 shares advanced, 1,826 declined, and…

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Kareena Kapoor to make Telugu debut as Yash#39;s sister in Toxic

For long speculated and now confirmed by a source, Kareena Kapoor Khan has been roped in Malayalam filmmaker Geetu Mohandas#39; Kannada film Toxic, starring KGF actor Yash.

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Taking Stock: Market nears record high on final trading day of FY24

For the March FO series and for a month, the Nifty50 index gained 1.6 percent, while in the FY24 the index surged by 28.6 percent

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Accumulate Tata Motors; target of Rs 1075: Prabhudas Lilladher

Prabhudas Lilladher recommended accumulate rating on Tata Motors with a target price of Rs 1075 in its research report dated March 28, 2024.

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Subscribe to Bharti Hexacom Ltd: Way2Wealth

Way2Wealth, has come out with its report on Bharti Hexacom Ltd. The research firm has recommended to â€œ Subscribe â€� the ipo in its research report as on March 26 2024.

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