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  HAL share price: The share price of HAL has risen 3.77% in the past five trading sessions.(Image: HAL/website) Hindustan Aeronautics was in trouble after the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) chief called out HAl for delay in deliveries of orders. To that, HAL in its response said, GE Aerospace didn’t supply engines for the light combat aircraft Tejas. ICICI Securities on HAL: Upgrades to Buy from Hold However, two days back GE Aerospace delivered the first of 99 F404-IN20 engines to HAL for the light combat aircraft Tejas Mk 1A, which will help ramp up execution. Following this, ICICI Securities in a research note upgraded the rating to ‘Buy’ from ‘Hold’ on the stock. Plus, it raised the target price by 23% to Rs 5,000 from Rs 4,065. “We see this is a vital development that allays execution risk concerns” said ICICI Securities in a research note.  ICICI Securities on HAL: New orders to leg up order book The recent order of 97 Tejas Mk 1A and 156 LCH Prachand will leg up the com...

  Pune techie duped of Rs 42.3 lakh in online stock trading scam PUNE: A woman from Dhanori fell victim to an online stock trading scam, losing Rs 42.3 lakh after fraudsters promised her an extraordinary 450% return on her investment. She lodged a complaint with the Vishrantwadi police on Saturday, reporting that the fraud occurred from January 7 to 31 this year. According to the police, the techie's phone number was added to a group on a messaging application where the fraudsters discussed high returns on the tips shared by the group admin. Police said the techie read all the messages about profits generated by trading shares online and was tempted to invest in the shares. Police said, "Following this, the victim contacted the group, and the group admin promised to help her out. He promised 450 percent returns. The group admin asked her to download an online application to trade shares and sent her a link to the application. The techie downloaded the application and started t...

  Stock market holiday: Why are BSE and NSE closed for trading today on March 31, 2025? Stock market holiday: The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) are closed for trading on Monday, March 31, due to Eid al-Fitr 2025 celebrations. Following the regular weekend closure on March 29 and March 30, trading activities will recommence on Tuesday, April 1. During this holiday, all market operations, including equities, derivatives, currency markets, securities lending and borrowing (SLB), and electronic gold receipts (EGR), are closed. Traders should adjust their trading schedules accordingly. Stock Market Holiday Schedule: March-April 2025 The Indian stock exchanges function on weekdays, excluding weekends and scheduled public holidays. The upcoming market holidays are: * March 31, 2025 (Monday): Eid al-Fitr * April 10, 2025 (Thursday): Shri Mahavir Jayanti * April 14, 2025 (Monday): Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Jayanti * April 18, 2025 (Friday): Good Friday Additional Mar...

  Marriage, in its essence, is a contract wrapped in an illusion of eternal love, companionship, and commitment. Society romanticizes the concept of ‘happily ever after,’ yet statistics and lived experiences tell a different tale. The increasing divorce rates worldwide expose the fragility of modern relationships, proving that marriage is often temporary. However, what remains permanent in many cases is the financial obligation post-divorce—alimony. While love fades, responsibilities endure.Alimony, or spousal support, was initially designed to protect the financially weaker spouse after divorce, ensuring they maintain a standard of living comparable to their married life. However, in contemporary times, it has become a contentious subject, often perceived as a lifetime penalty rather than a necessity. While some argue it is a safety net for economically dependent partners, others see it as a system that punishes financial success and rewards dependency. Understanding the Legal Lan...

  Marriage has been shown to offer health benefits, especially for men, with studies revealing that married men tend to live longer than their single peers. For women, however, the situation is more complex. The impact of marriage on women’s health depends on the relationship's quality, with a supportive marriage providing health benefits, while a toxic one may cause harm. The dynamics between marriage, gender, and health highlight the differences in how it affects men and women. Why married men live longer How being single or married affects men and women differently, as per study A Harvard Health study found that married men tend to live longer than their single peers. Men who marry after the age of 25 enjoy more health benefits than those who marry younger. Additionally, the longer a man stays married, the greater the health advantage he experiences compared to unmarried men. This suggests that marriage, especially when it happens later in life, can contribute significantly to a...

  Markets today NIFTY ▼ ‎-0.31%‎ SENSEX ▼ ‎-0.25%‎ Gold ▲   ‎+0.88% 'West is becoming more of a scam': European student asks why Indians want to leave the country, questions migration wave In a thought-provoking Reddit post that has sparked debate, a European student voiced skepticism over the increasing number of Indians aspiring to move to the West, questioning whether Western countries are still the promised lands they once appeared to be. The post, which appeared in a popular migration-related subreddit, expressed concerns about the economic challenges in Western nations. The author pointed to soaring housing costs, stagnating wages, and intense job market competition as signs of a declining Western dream. "Housing is getting super expensive, and its price is growing at a higher rate than salaries. Many fields are facing a crisis, and even highly educated locals struggle to secure jobs. How can you, coming from India, believe this is a land of milk and honey where you ...

  Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah makers find new Daya Ben after long wait following Disha Vakani’s exit: Report After years of anticipation, Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief, as producer Asit Modi has reportedly found a replacement for the beloved character of Daya Ben. This marks the end of a long wait since actress Disha Vakani, who portrayed the iconic role, exited the show several years ago. Daya Ben, with her quirky catchphrases like 'Hey Baa Mataji', infectious laughter, and endearing personality, became one of the most memorable characters in the popular sitcom. As per a report from Telly Masala, after several years of trying to find the right fit for the role, Modi has now found a new face to take on the role of Daya Ben, though the identity of the actress is still under wraps. Also Read:  Prime Minister Narendra Modi applauds rapper Hanumankind for promoting 'traditional martial arts' globally with song 'Run It Up...