Irani Cup: Vidarbha tighten noose around Rest of India, Yash Thakur takes four as batters stretch lead To 224 | Cricket News

Nagpur: Rest of India’s Ruturaj Gaikwad, left, Ishan Kishan, right, and others return to pavilion due to low light on day three of the Irani Cup 2025 cricket match between Vidarbha and Rest of India, at Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) Stadium, in Nagpur, Maharashtra. (PTI Photo) (PTI10_03_2025_000286B) Nagpur: Before the clouds rolled in and dimmed…

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FIDC to oversee NBFCs as ‘self-regulatory body’

MUMBAI: RBI has recognised the Finance Industry Development Council (FIDC) as the official self-regulatory organisation (SRO) for NBFCs, aiming to tighten compliance, foster innovation, and boost sector development. The decision follows the June 19, 2024 press release inviting applications and the March 21 omnibus framework for SRO recognition. RBI received three applications, of which two…

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Season’s first cyclone, ‘Shakhti’, forms over Arabian Sea; IMD warns of high sea activity | Pune News

Cyclone ‘Shakhti’, forms over Arabian Sea PUNE: The season’s first cyclonic storm over the Arabian Sea intensified into ‘Cyclone Shakhti’ on Friday, stated the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The system, currently centred about 250km west-southwest of Dwarka, is expected to strengthen into a severe cyclonic storm by Saturday. While forecasters said, it is unlikely to…

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Best Places To Keep Money Plant At Home

According to Feng Shui, the money plant is considered a very auspicious plant. It is kept to bring wealth, prosperity, and peace into the home. Planting a money plant not only brings positive energy into the home but also improves financial well-being. Several specific directions and locations are significant for the money plant in Feng…

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Why your brain saves some memories and forgets others |

Why do some moments stay in your memory while others disappear? New research from Boston University reveals that the brain does not randomly choose which experiences to remember. Instead, emotional or surprising events act as anchors that boost nearby memories with similar meaning or features.In studies with nearly 650 participants across ten experiments, researchers found…

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Mumbai: Empty promises haunt Marathi’s classical recognition | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Oct 3 marks a milestone, though a bittersweet one. A year ago, Marathi joined the pantheon of classical languages—Tamil, Sanskrit, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, and Odia—promising prestige, resources, and recognition. The announcement came with a grand blueprint: a Centre of Excellence, university chairs to promote the language, national awards to celebrate its champions. Twelve months…

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