Stock market today (March 30, 2026): Which are the top gainers and losers in Nifty50 and BSE Sensex today? Check list

Equity benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty ended the last trading session of the 2025-26 financial year sharply lower on Monday, as the ongoing war in West Asia and rising crude oil prices kept investor sentiment under pressure.Weak cues from Asian markets and continued foreign fund outflows further dragged domestic equities.Extending losses for the second straight…

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IGNOU June TEE revised tentative datesheet 2026 released: Direct link to download here

IGNOU date sheet 2026: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has officially released the tentative date sheet for its June 2026 Term-End Examinations on the official website, ignou.ac.in. Students registered for various courses can now check the schedule and plan their preparation accordingly. The date sheet was made available as part of the university’s…

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Rajpal Yadav on missing ‘Bhooth Bangla’ co-star Asrani’s funeral: ‘Pitaji ki death is film ki shooting ke dauran hi hui thi’ |

Rajpal Yadav recalled late actor Asrani as “immortal” while promoting Bhooth Bangla, marking his reunion with the comedy legend. During filming, Yadav lost his father and later Asrani, missing his co-star’s last rites due to family duties. The Priyadarshan–Akshay Kumar film promises comedy, nostalgia, and light-hearted horror. As the release of the much-anticipated comedy-horror film…

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Ketu Gochar in Magha Nakshatra 2026: Ketu Transit in Magha Nakshatra brings changes in your life; check your zodiac sign

Ketu is one of the shadow planets that moved to Magha Nakshatra on March 29, 2026. Ketu moved to Magha Nakshatra after a long period and this will bring so many changes in life. This is Ketu’s own Nakshatra. According to astrology, Ketu represents spirituality, isolation and detachment. The change may not be visible immediately…

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Where everything is summarised and nothing is understood

There was a time, not very long ago, when journalism believed in the tyranny of the five questions. Who. What. When. Where. And, if the newsroom gods were feeling generous, Why. It was efficient. Respectable. Industrial. Facts were assembled, quotes inserted, headlines affixed, and the reader was informed in the manner one is informed by a railway…

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