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How much investment did gold ETFs attract in 2023?
Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) saw inflows of Rs 2,920 crore in 2023, up almost 6-fold from the Rs 459 crore in 2022. Investors plumped for the yellow metal fund as inflation raged above comfort levels and interest rates rose. The asset base of gold ETFs and investors’ accounts experienced growth in the year, according […]
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Centre brainstorming on social security for domestic workers
Ahead of the general elections, the Centre is brainstorming ways to extend some form of social security for domestic helps under the extant legislations
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Why you may not get some medicines in market now?
The Union health ministry has notified revised schedule laying down sound manufacturing practices. Stipulations for requirements of factory premises, plant and equipment with provisions for an annual product quality review have been laid down.
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Fly in Air India Express Business Class in less than ₹10,000
Air India Express ‘Time to Travel’ offer allows travel across various parts of the country for just ₹1,799.
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Will Budget 2024 resolve NPS’s pension issue?
Most government employees have demanded the revival of the old pension scheme (OPS).
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Govt to turn highways into e-highways to boost EV adoption
One of the biggest challenges for the government to boost the sales of electric vehicles is to roll out a dense network of charging points across the country.
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Bull effect: 1.51 crore net SIP accounts added in 2023
Predictably, executives and distributors associated with the MF space directly attribute the spectacular rise to the high returns generated by the equity markets
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Decoding LIC’s Jeevan Utsav!
LIC’s Jeevan Utsav is a non-linked, non-participating, individual, savings plan.
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SBI, HDFC Bank, etc hike interest rates
SBI has increased interest on auto loans from 8.65% to 8.85%.
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Punjab CM recruits 520 new clerks; vows over 600 more jobs next week
Punjab Chief Minister, Bhagwant Singh Mann, said the state government had earlier also handed over job letters to more than 40,000 youth in the state.
