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  ₹93 dividend. This company declared a 1,860% payout on its shares, stock up 3.5% Shares of  TVS Holdings  climbed 3.5 percent in intra-day trade on Monday, March 24, after the company announced an interim  dividend  of ₹93 per share for the financial year FY25. "We wish to inform that the Board of Directors of the Company through circular resolution today, declared an interim dividend of Rs. 93/- per share (1,860%) on 2,02,32,104 equity shares of Rs.5/- each fully paid up, absorbing a sum of Rs.188 Cr, for the financial year ending 31st March 2025," it said in an exchange filing. Dividend Announcement TVS Holdings revealed in an exchange filing that its board of directors, through a circular resolution, declared an interim dividend of ₹93 per share, amounting to a 1,860 percent payout on its 2.02 crore equity shares with a face value of ₹5 each. The company said the dividend payout would absorb a total sum of ₹188 crore for FY25. The record...

  Decline in Gold Prices Due to Reduced Political Tensions @Provided by Deepak kumar blogs New Delhi:  Gold prices saw a significant drop of Rs 700, reaching Rs 90,550 per 10 grams in the national capital on Monday. This decline, as reported by the All India Sarafa Association, was primarily driven by ongoing selling pressure from jewelers and stockists. Traders continued to liquidate their long positions and book profits after the precious metal's recent rally. This drop comes amidst growing hopes for a potential peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, as discussions between Ukrainian and US officials took place in Saudi Arabia on Sunday. These talks are aimed at resolving the ongoing three-year conflict, which has eased some of the geopolitical risks, contributing to the fall in gold prices. Gold Price Trends Over the Week On Friday, gold had closed at Rs 91,250 per 10 grams, but prices fell further on Monday, marking a three-day consecutive decline. The price of gold with 99...

  Why foreign investors are rushing back to bet on Dalal Street Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are making a strong comeback to buy domestic stocks on Dalal Street, reversing their months-long selling spree and fueling a sharp rally in the stock market. This has given a sharp boost to domestic investors, with the main indices extending gains for the sixth consecutive session.  Even the broad market indices that include smallcap and midcap segments continued to rally, providing a big boost to retail investors. But the bottom-line is foreign capital is returning to Dalal Street. THE RETURN OF FIIs After pulling out nearly Rs 2.4 lakh crore from Indian stock markets since late September, FIIs are now back in buying mode. On Friday alone, foreign investors purchased Indian equities worth Rs 7,470 crore—the highest single-day inflow in four months. Market analysts point to improving domestic economic indicators, attractive stock valuations, and expectations of measured US ...

  Mutual fund NFO filings double in 2025 even as fund mop-up takes a hit @Provided by Deepak kumar blogs Amidst the ongoing market fluctuations, mutual fund houses have doubled their draft filings with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) in 2025 till date. A total of 64 new fund offerings (NFOs) documents have been filed so far this year, reflecting a significant year-on-year (YoY) increase from 32 filings in 2024. The surge has been led by a growing interest in index funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), with 21 index funds and 15 ETFs filed this year up from 9 and 6 in 2024. Industry experts suggest that fund houses are capitalising on changing investor preferences amid volatility, as passive investment options like index funds and ETFs gain popularity. The increase in debt fund filings also suggests that fund managers are focusing on fixed-income products to provide stability during market uncertainty. This can be seen in the number of passive NFOs launched in th...

  Technical View: Nifty near 7-week high, crossing 23,800 crucial for fresh upmove; Bank Nifty signals robust mood The bulls seem to be unstoppable! The benchmark Nifty 50 reclaimed the 200-day EMA (23,400) in the opening trade itself and closed at a nearly seven-week high on March 24, continuing its upward rally for the sixth consecutive session. With a strong start to the week, the index has now climbed above all key moving averages (10, 20, 50, 100, and 200-day EMAs), with strong momentum in the indicators (RSI and MACD). The next hurdle is placed at 23,800 (the previous swing high). If the index manages to close decisively above this zone, it will not only negate the lower highs-lower lows formation but also strengthen the bulls for a further upward rally toward the psychological 24,000 mark, followed by 24,125 (the 50% Fibonacci retracement from 26,277 to 21,965). However, the 200-day EMA is now expected to act as support, according to experts. Traders should continue to ride ...

  The stock market saw 102 stocks at 52-week lows and 92 at highs. Nifty 50 and Sensex rose for the sixth consecutive day, with Sensex exceeding 78,000. Stock market today: On Monday, 102 stocks hit their 52-week lows, including Honeywell Automation India, ANG Lifesciences India, DB International Stock Brokers, Growington Ventures India, Orchasp, Tasty Dairy Specialities, V R Films & Studios, and Wardwizard Innovations & Mobility. In contrast, 92 stocks touched 52-week highs, with notable mentions like Bajaj Finance, ICICI Bank, JSW Steel, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Shree Cement, and SRF. The main domestic stock indices, Nifty 50 and Sensex, rose for the sixth consecutive day, marking the longest winning streak since September 2024. Both Sensex and Nifty 50 surpassed significant thresholds, reaching their highest points in two months. Nifty 50 has entered positive territory for 2025, while Sensex has exceeded 78,000. Sensex jumped 1,078.87 points to settle at 77,984.38; Nifty 50 ...

  'Door To Hell': NASA Detects Mysterious Supermassive Black Hole In Neighboring Galaxy NASA has announced groundbreaking evidence of a supermassive black hole at the heart of the elliptical galaxy M87. This colossal void, estimated to be 2.6 billion times the mass of the Sun, has reignited discussions about the fundamental forces shaping the universe. Captured by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope (HST), the discovery offers compelling insights into the mysterious gravitational forces governing celestial bodies. Dubbed by some as the “Door to Hell,” the black hole exerts an immense gravitational pull that distorts space and time. Located 52 million light-years from Earth in the Virgo constellation, M87 is one of the brightest galaxies in the local universe. With over 100 billion stars, it has long fascinated astronomers due to its enigmatic core and the presence of a gigantic jet of plasma being ejected from its nucleus. Hubble’s Crucial Role The discovery was made possible through...

  US bombs Yemen Airport after Trump’s warning to ‘annihilate’ Houthi aggression The  United States  has intensified its military campaign in Yemen, carrying out a series of airstrikes on strategic locations. According to the official Saba news agency, US forces conducted three airstrikes on Hodeidah Airport, targeting missile and drone storage facilities. Simultaneously, the northern province of Saada witnessed bombings in the Sahar and Kitaf districts, while the central province of Marib faced five air attacks. Why did the US attack Yemen? Reports from Saudi broadcasters Al Arabiya and Al Hadath indicated that Mansour al-Saadi, the commander of the Houthi naval forces, sustained injuries during the raids on the naval base in the Al-Kathib area. The ongoing conflict reflects escalating tensions as the US seeks to curb Houthi activities in the Red Sea. In a strategic move to bolster its military presence, the US has deployed a second aircraft carrier to West Asia. Defence...

  Indian Army officials facilitate the return of the mortal remains of two missing youths from Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POJK), at Uri in Baramulla on Saturday. The Kaman Bridge in Jammu and Kashmir, which divides India and Pakistan was reopened on Saturday for the first time in six years but under unusual and tragic circumstances. According to news agency ANI, the bridge, located in the Uri sector of Kashmir's Baramulla, was used to facilitate the return of the bodies of a couple who are believed to have drowned in the Jhelum River two weeks ago. On March 5, the Indian Army said, a young man and woman from the villages of Basgran and Kamalkote tragically "drowned" in the Jhelum River. In response, the Indian Army immediately launched an extensive search operation to recover their bodies. The bodies of a 22-year-old man and a 19-year-old woman had floated across the river, drifting from one side of the Line of Control (LoC) to the other. The young man's body was firs...

  Banks will be upon today after nationwide strike was called off The United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU),which represents over eight lakh bank employees in nine unions across India, had announced a two-day nationwide strike earlier this week, to call for changes in the banking sector. However, after a consultation between the chief labour commissioner and all the concerned parties on Friday, the strike was deferred, reported news agency PTI. Are banks open today? The Centre vowed to look into the demands made by bank employees, due to which the strike scheduled for Monday was cancelled. A new date for the strike or an update on the government's actions regarding the banking collective's demands has not been decided yet. With the strike having been deferred, banks are expected to operate normally on Monday, March 24. The UFBU had announced a strike from the night of March 23 to March 25, demanding that the government implement changes to improve the lives of employees working in...

  Warren Buffett says 'I don't care if my CEO has gone to school or not, business talent comes from nature' Warren Buffett, Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, has a simple hiring philosophy: academic credentials do not matter. In his 2025 annual letter to shareholders, he made it clear—he never considers where a CEO candidate studied. “One further point in our CEO selections: I never look at where a candidate has gone to school. Never!” he wrote. Buffett cited Pete Liegl, the late founder of Forest River, an RV manufacturer that Berkshire acquired in 2005. Liegl, who had an MBA from Western Michigan University, took the company to new heights. “During the next 19 years, Pete shot the lights out. No competitor came close to his performance,” Buffett noted. He also referenced Bill Gates, who left Harvard after three semesters to build Microsoft. “Look at my friend, Bill Gates, who decided that it was far more important to get underway in an exploding industry that would ...