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DK Joshi, Chief Economist at CRISIL, highlights a shift in household savings towards higher return financial assets like mutual funds and stocks. He expresses concern over the higher borrowing growth rate compared to savings growth rate.

This article explores Gautam Gambhir's luxurious life, his net worth, income sources, and his potential new role as a coach, offering a look into the life of one of cricket's most admired figures.

EXCLUSIVE: There is no limit on ambition in capitalist New India, a leading entrepreneur and social media star has told the Daily Express.

The Chief Minister was addressing a public meeting in Bihasra in front of Mahashakti Inter College in Mirzapur.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has successfully transformed a massive garbage dump in Lucknow into a beautiful park within just two months.

In joint rally, SP Chief Akhilesh Yadav and Rahul Gandhi target PM in his constituency

Hero Realty Pvt Ltd (HRPL) has announced the joining of Madhur Gupta as its new Chief Executive Officer. Gupta brings a wealth of experience and a track record of transformative leadership to HRPL, said the company. He comes with a mechanical engineering background, an MBA also alumnus of IIM

The disaster management division of the home ministry usually keeps a record of deaths and losses related to extreme weather events. | Latest News India

The office of chief electoral officer (CEO) Jharkhand released a revised voter turnout data for the Lok Sabha constituencies in Ranchi, Jamshedpur, Dhanbad, and Giridih. The combined turnout was 65.40%, with Jamshedpur recording the highest turnout of 67.68%. CEO K Ravi Kumar highlighted the marginally higher turnout of women voters in Giridih and Dhanbad compared to male voters. The strong rooms across the constituencies were sealed after scrutiny of EVMs.

13-year-old boy, Bilson Jojo, died due to snakebite at Ramjadi village under the Jaldega police station limits in Simdega district. This was the third incident of death due to snakebite in the district in the past one week. Over 70 to 80 people fall victim to snakebites in the district each year. Snakes hibernate in severe hot and cold weather and come out in monsoon. Residents of rural hinterlands, who sleep on the floor, mostly fall prey to snakebite.