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Stocks plunge amid fears of second wave Premium Share Via Read Full Story Fears of a second wave of covid-19 infections and a likely surge in inflation from higher crude prices dragged Indian stocks by the most in two months on Monday, in tandem with falling equities and rising bond yields worldwide. The BSE Sensex fell 1,145.44 points or 2.25% to close at 49,744.32, while the broader Nifty index lost 306.05 points or 2.04% to close at 14,675.70. Indian indices are now 5% below their record highs set after the Union budget on 1 February. The India Volatility Index, or VIX, rose 14.5% on Monda...

The US and India collaborate on natural gas, renewable energy, nuclear energy, clean coal technologies, smart grids, and unconventional and clean energy sources research for the benefit of our people now and in the future, says US State department spokesperson

Interest from NRE account is exempt from tax Photo: iStockPremium Any interest income from the savings account is likely to be clubbed along with your total income. If your total income taxable in India exceeds ₹2.5 lakh, you must file an income tax return in India and include the income mentioned above Share Via Read Full Story I live in the UK and hold a British passport. I have NRE accounts with savings of ₹50 lakh, on which I get interest. Do I have to pay tax in the UK or India? —Name withheld on request 2 min read Premium 4 min read Premium

Mr. Gill disclosed late Friday the purchase of additional stock in the retailer

Rheumatoid arthritis drug shows promise in fighting Covid-19 Premium (REUTERS) Joseph Walker , The Wall Street Journal A new study shows an anti-inflammatory drug can help treat certain severe symptoms of Covid-19, and adds a tool for helping the sickest patients Share Via Read Full Story An anti-inflammatory drug can help reduce the risk of death in people hospitalized with Covid-19, a new clinical trial indicates, reviving hopes—and debate—about a medicine that many physicians had abandoned after earlier clinical-trial failures. A UK study of more than 4,000 hospitalized patients showe...