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Nifty today: SGX Nifty up 40 points; here s what changed for market while you were sleeping

Domestic stocks are likely to open on a cautious note ahead of the outcome of the US Fed s two-day policy meeting, where the US central bank is likely to raise economic forecasts and repeat a pledge to remain accommodative for the foreseeable future. Here s the breaking down the pre-market actions: STATE OF THE MARKETS Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange traded 40.5 points, or 0.27 per cent, higher at 15,012.50 in signs that Dalal Street was headed for a positive start on Wednesday. Tech View: Nifty support seen at 50-DMA Nifty declined for the third straight session on Tuesday and formed a bearish candle on the daily chart. During the day, the index broke below its 20-day moving average. Analysts said the market is likely to see sideways action now, but any failure to stage a recovery from here on could potentially send the Nifty tumbling towards the 14,720 level, which is near Nifty s 50-day simple moving average.

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Narendra Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi s Principal Advisor P K Sinha resigns

Synopsis Sinha, a retired IAS officer of 1977 batch, was appointed as Principal Advisor to the Prime Minister in September 2019, after a brief stint as an officer on special duty (OSD). A person familiar with the development said Sinha had relinquished his position for ‘personal reasons.’ PK Sinha is learned to have stepped down from the post of Principal Advisor to the Prime Minister on Monday. His name is no longer visible in the list of officers on the Prime Minister’s Office’s (PMO) website. Sinha didn’t respond to a text message sent by ET. Emails sent to OSD (Communications and IT) at the PMO and the Principal Director General of the Press Information Bureau did not elicit a response.

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Right to dissent is central, says P Sainath in IMC report

Among committee’s key recommendations is to decriminalise defamation Pointing out that the right to dissent should be the central focus of press freedom, independent journalist P. Sainath struck a dissenting note in the report submitted by the Index Monitoring Cell (IMC), set up by the Information and Broadcasting Ministry with stakeholders, to improve India’s ranking in the World Press Freedom Index and to evolve an objective yardstick to gauge media freedom. “The right to dissent is very central.You know there are people filing FIRs and taking legal action against journalists (and other citizens) under the Epidemic Act, Disaster Act, sedition laws. We are shutting down the Internet for six months or more for whole regions,” Mr. Sainath made this observation, in his 12-page dissent note, along with three indices with a complete list of journalists, activists and stand-up comedians who have been arrested and intimidated by the State in the last one year.

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CBDT likely to get three new members by next week

CBDT likely to get three new members by next week ANI | Updated: Mar 11, 2021 20:30 IST By Shailesh Yadav New Delhi [India], March 11 (ANI): The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), an apex body of the Income Tax Department, is likely to get new members by the next week. Committee of Secretaries (CoS), on January 11, had shortlisted names for the CBDT members among 10 contenders. According to sources, after that meeting, CoS has shortlisted three names for the post of the members. After that, it was sent to the DoPT for approval. If sources are to be believed then 1984 batch Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer Rashmi Saxena Sahni and 1985 batch IRS officers JB Mohapatra and Anuja Sarangi are going to be the next three new board members. They are amongst the most senior officers in the income tax department.

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Press Association urges Centre to inoculate accredited journalists

Press Association urges Centre to inoculate accredited journalists
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