Nepal unrest: Indian among 51 confirmed dead in riots by police | India News

[ad_1] KATHMANDU: Nepal police on Friday said 51 people, including an Indian national and three of their personnel, have been “confirmed dead” in the anti-govt protests that roiled the Himalayan kingdom in recent days.Nepal police co-spokesperson Ramesh Thapa said Friday “the deceased included 21 protesters, nine prisoners who tried to flee from jails, three policemen…

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Gold rate today: Prices hit fresh highs on Fed rate cut hopes; gold at Rs 1,13,800/10g, silver crosses Rs 1.32 lakh/kg

[ad_1] Gold rate today: Gold and silver prices surged to record levels on Friday, buoyed by strong global demand and rising expectations of an interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve next week. In the national capital, 99.9% purity gold touched Rs 1,13,800 per 10 grams, while silver crossed Rs 1,32,000 per kilogram, according…

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‘Mirai’ box office collections day 1: Teja Sajja’s film opens strong; mints Rs 12 cr | Telugu Movie News

[ad_1] (Picture Courtesy: Facebook) Teja Sajja’s much-awaited film ‘Mirai’ arrived in cinemas on September 12, 2025, and the numbers are already painting a promising picture.Reportedly, the film managed to earn an estimated Rs 12 crore on its first day across all languages. Telugu audience drives the momentum While Mirai was released in multiple languages, its…

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Nepal unrest: Interim PM Sushila Karki, ‘a friend of India’; has strong ties with BHU | India News

[ad_1] VARANASI: Nepal’s first woman PM (of an interim govt), Sushila Karki, has an MA in political science from Banaras Hindu University in 1975, and a husband from the same university who carried out Nepal’s first hijacking. Durga Prasad Subedi, the husband, was one of three men who commandeered a Royal Nepal Airlines de Havilland…

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Sebi eases norms for foreign investors, IPOs

[ad_1] MUMBAI: Sebi on Friday unveiled reforms easing minimum dilution norms for IPO-bound companies, and creating a single-window system for low-risk foreign investors like sovereign wealth funds, central banks, and retail funds, eliminating repeated paperwork.The relaxation comes amid rising foreign outflows, driven by steep US tariffs, weak earnings and rich valuations. Overseas investors have withdrawn…

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