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  • Mining Shares Decline: Highlights and Insights from Today’s Market

    Mining Shares Decline: Highlights and Insights from Today’s Market

    In New Delhi, mining company stocks fell on Monday. The biggest winner was Madhav Marbles & Granites Ltd., which went up by 5.68%. Unfortunately, other companies faced losses. KIOCL Ltd. dropped by 5.22%, Ashapura Minechem Ltd. went down by 4.71%, and MOIL Ltd. fell by 3.99%. Other companies also lost value, including Aro Granite Industries Ltd. (down 3.72%) and Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd. (down 2.73%).

    The stock market indices were not doing well either. The NSE Nifty50 index decreased by 92.21 points, ending at 22,460.3. The BSE Sensex dropped by 217.41 points, closing at 74,115.17.

    On a positive note, some companies in the Nifty pack saw gains. Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd. went up by 3.04%, while Hindustan Unilever Ltd. rose by 1.96%. Infosys Ltd. increased by 0.92%, and SBI Life Insurance Company Ltd. climbed by 0.56%. However, other companies didn’t fare as well. Oil And Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. saw a drop of 4.17%, Trent Ltd. fell by 4.01%, and IndusInd Bank Ltd. declined by 3.87%.

  • Tragic Death of Young Traveler in Hampi: A Call for Tourist Safety

    Tragic Death of Young Traveler in Hampi: A Call for Tourist Safety

    A young traveler named Bhibas Nayak, who was only 26 years old, sadly lost his life after being pushed into a canal. This incident is linked to a terrible crime in Hampi, Karnataka. Nayak’s cousin shared that he loved to explore new places, meet new people, and go on adventures. Whenever he had time off work, he would plan trips—usually four times a year. His funeral took place on Sunday in his hometown in Odisha’s Kandhamal district.

    What Happened in Hampi?
    On the night of March 6, two women, one of whom was from Israel, were attacked by three men near a historical site in Hampi. A brave 29-year-old woman, who ran a homestay, was one of the victims who managed to survive the horrible experience. She said the men approached them while they were enjoying a night of music and stargazing, asking for petrol. When the victims refused to give them more money, the situation turned violent.

    The woman described how the men took her bag, which had two mobile phones and ₹9,500 in cash. “While we were yelling for help, they rode away on their motorcycle,” she reported.

    Police later arrested the third suspect in Chennai and took him to Karnataka. Koppal’s Superintendent of Police, Ram Arasiddi, stated that all legal processes would be followed, and the man might be taken into custody for questioning.

    Government Response
    Karnataka’s Minister HK Patil called the incident very unfortunate and promised to improve safety for tourists in the area. He said, “It’s very sad that such a crime happened in Hampi. The government is taking serious actions to hold those responsible accountable and to support the victims.”

  • Global Outage on X! Users Report Issues Everywhere

    Global Outage on X! Users Report Issues Everywhere

    Many users of the social media platform X reported that they couldn’t access the website or the app all around the world. At about 3:10 PM, there was a big jump in reports on Niftystat, showing that many people were facing the same problem. As of now, Twitter hasn’t said anything about why the platform is having these issues.

  • Delhi Man Arrested After 9 Years for Stabbing His Wife to Death

    Delhi Man Arrested After 9 Years for Stabbing His Wife to Death

    New Delhi: Delhi Police have caught a man who had been hiding for nine years after he allegedly killed his wife in Ranhola, Delhi. The suspect, Sunil Kumar, had a reward of ₹25,000 for information leading to his arrest. He was found in Sheikhupura, Bihar, following a long search, officials said.

    The murder happened on October 18, 2016, when a woman’s body was discovered in a plastic bag inside a locked room. The owner of the building noticed a bad smell and called the police. After investigating, police identified Sunil as the main suspect.

    Sunil had vanished after the crime with his four-year-old daughter. The Crime Branch of Delhi Police began another investigation into the case. They revisited the crime scene, talked to witnesses, and gathered more information to track him down.

    Finally, he was arrested in Bihar and brought back to Delhi for legal action. During questioning, Sunil admitted to the murder. He explained that he and his wife had been fighting a lot, and one day he got very angry and slit her throat. He then tried to hide her body and ran away with his daughter in fear.

    To avoid being captured, Sunil changed where he stayed often, didn’t use cellphones, and took different jobs in places like Delhi, Faridabad, and Patna.

  • Why Are Stocks Dropping? Understand the Reasons Behind the Trends

    Why Are Stocks Dropping? Understand the Reasons Behind the Trends

    After a brief period of recovery, stock markets are feeling pressure again. Right now, it’s important to understand why a stock price is dropping. Is it because big markets like Nifty and Sensex are going down? Or is it due to something that’s happening with a particular company or industry? Knowing whether the price drop is just part of a larger trend or if it’s caused by specific problems can help you figure out when the stock might bounce back as the situation improves. Stocks that are falling just because the overall market is down might recover faster when the mood picks up again.

  • Vape Battery Explosion: Dorset Woman’s Painful Journey to Recovery

    Vape Battery Explosion: Dorset Woman’s Painful Journey to Recovery

    A 35-year-old woman named Kerri Absolom from Dorset had a very scary and painful experience when a vape battery exploded in her pocket. It happened one morning right before she was about to go to work. Kerri noticed smoke coming from her clothes and, when she checked, she saw sparks flying from the battery. Shocked, she realized she had a severe burn on her leg.

    Kerri’s husband, Christopher, tried to help her pull her pants off as the situation got worse. Suddenly, the battery fell onto their dog’s bed and melted through it into the carpet below. They heard hissing sounds as the hot battery caused more problems. Christopher quickly called for an ambulance.

    Firefighters arrived and took Kerri outside to cool her burning leg with water. They also removed the still-hot battery from the house to prevent a bigger fire.

    Doctors later found out that the battery exploded because it touched Kerri’s keys, which acted like a conductor. She had to go to the hospital with third-degree burns and received strong pain medicine to help her through the pain. Kerri had to stay in the hospital for a week.

    While healing, she had a skin graft to help her recover and reduce scarring. But the recovery was very painful, making it hard for Kerri to even shower. She also had allergic reactions to her medication and struggled to sleep because of her ongoing pain and fear.

    This whole experience made it difficult for her mentally, leading to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). She had to take time off work to heal and recover from both her physical and emotional injuries.

  • Hardik Pandya Leads India to Champions Trophy Victory

    Hardik Pandya Leads India to Champions Trophy Victory

    Dubai – Hardik Pandya stepped up to bowl for India in the Champions Trophy when Jasprit Bumrah was not available. Despite his new role, he kept his fighting spirit and adjusted well. In the tournament, India relied mainly on spinners, so Pandya only bowled 24.3 overs in five matches, taking four wickets. He commented, “Bowling will take care of itself. This year was all about learning and facing challenges. I never run away from tough situations. If challenges come, I face them head-on. As long as I stay in the game, I have a chance.”

    After India’s victory, Pandya expressed that he has been quietly working hard to improve his game. “I always believe in myself and know that hard work pays off. The way you prepare shows in your performance,” he stated. Winning this tournament also helped him forget the disappointment of losing to Pakistan in the 2017 edition, where he was also a player. He said, “Today, I feel like a long-hidden dream has come true. Eight years is a long time, and many things have changed, but winning for India means everything to me. It’s not just about me; it’s about the team’s success that matters most.”

  • Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund Boosts Investment in Coal India & Other Stocks

    Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund Boosts Investment in Coal India & Other Stocks

    The Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund, which is the biggest flexi cap fund in terms of money managed, has decided to invest more in Coal India and seven other companies this February. They bought 33.01 lakh (3.3 million) more shares of Coal India, increasing their total to 14.26 crore (142.6 million) shares compared to 13.93 crore (139.3 million) in January. They also added 79.21 lakh shares of PGCIL and 26.20 lakh shares of Zydus Lifesciences.

    The fund also increased its investment in companies like Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, ITC, Cipla, Mahindra & Mahindra, and EID Parry India this month. However, they sold some shares too, including 3.19 lakh shares of IPCA Laboratories, 84,417 shares of the Multi Commodity Exchange of India, and 10,442 shares of ICRA.

    The fund kept its investments in 16 other companies the same, such as Axis Bank, HCL Technologies, and HDFC Bank. There were no new investments made in February, and they didn’t completely sell any stocks either. The fund has 27 different stocks in total.

    Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund (PPFCF) can invest at least 65% of its money in Indian stocks and up to 35% in international stocks and bonds. The fund managers look for good companies to invest in based on their management quality, sector performance, and growth potential.

    As of now, the fund has ₹88,004 crores in total assets. There’s a minimum investment requirement of ₹1,000 for anyone wanting to invest. The fund is focused on picking good companies rather than worrying too much about the overall economy. They currently hold about 22.73% in cash and other short-term investments which can be used for bigger long-term opportunities.

    (Disclaimer: The opinions and suggestions in this article are those of experts and do not reflect the views of Thellv.news)

  • Man Shot Dead in East Delhi: Family Protests for Justice

    Man Shot Dead in East Delhi: Family Protests for Justice

    A 32-year-old man named Rohit was shot and killed near the Phool Mandi area on National Highway-24 in East Delhi, police said on Monday. Rohit, who lived in Ghazipur village, was found with a serious gunshot wound. He was quickly taken to LBS Hospital, but sadly, he did not survive.

    The shooting happened in a busy place close to the Phool Mandi, which is a well-known market. After hearing the news, Rohit’s family and local people held a protest near the Delhi-Ghazipur border. They demanded strict action against the person responsible for his death, causing heavy traffic jams in the area.

    So far, the police have arrested two people in connection with this incident. More information about the case is being gathered.

  • Stock Market Taxes Explained: Know Your Tax Liabilities

    Stock Market Taxes Explained: Know Your Tax Liabilities

    If you make money only from the stock market, how much tax you pay depends on whether you’re an investor or a trader.

    – For Traders: If you do intraday trading, futures, or options trading without delivery, your earnings count as business income. This means you get taxed based on the income tax slabs.

    Here are the tax slabs for the financial year 2024-25:
    – 0 to Rs 3 lakh: No tax.
    – Rs 3 lakh to Rs 7 lakh: 5% tax.
    – Rs 7 lakh to Rs 10 lakh: 10% tax.
    – Rs 10 lakh to Rs 12 lakh: 15% tax.
    – Rs 12 lakh to Rs 15 lakh: 20% tax.
    – Above Rs 15 lakh: 30% tax.

    Important Note: In 2025-26, there will be new tax slabs, where you won’t pay tax if your income is up to Rs 4 lakh.

    For Investors: If you buy and hold stocks, your income is treated as capital gains. If you sell stocks after holding them for more than a year, you pay 12.5% tax on profits above Rs 1.25 lakh a year. If you sell stocks within a year, you pay a 20% tax on the earnings.

    Reinvesting Profits: If you make a profit and put it back into buying stocks, you still have to pay capital gains tax that year. But if you invest in tax-saving options, like ELSS, you might save on taxes.

    Expenses for Traders: Traders can deduct some expenses like internet bills and research costs before calculating their taxable income, which helps lower their tax.

    Choosing the Right Tax System: You can choose between the old tax regime and the new one. If you pick the old regime, you can use deductions for investments like PPF or ELSS to reduce how much tax you pay. However, those deductions aren’t available in the new tax system, which just offers lower tax rates.

    This means you should really think about which tax system works best for you