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  • Gold Prices Slip as Stronger Dollar Dampens Rate-Cut Hopes

    Gold Prices Slip as Stronger Dollar Dampens Rate-Cut Hopes

    New Delhi, November 24, 2025

    Gold prices edged lower on Friday as the US dollar strengthened, driven by diminishing expectations of early interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. The firmer dollar made the precious metal less attractive to global investors, leading to a slight dip in demand and market value.

    Analysts noted that with economic indicators in the US showing resilience, traders are reassessing the timeline for monetary easing. As uncertainty prevails, gold is likely to witness short-term pressure, though long-term sentiment remains supported by geopolitical and inflationary concerns.

  • Gambhir Urged to Reinstate Sarfaraz After Jurel Struggles at No. 4 Against South Africa

    Gambhir Urged to Reinstate Sarfaraz After Jurel Struggles at No. 4 Against South Africa

    Centurion, November 24, 2025

    Calls are growing louder for Team India mentor Gautam Gambhir to bring back Sarfaraz Khan into the playing XI after youngster Dhruv Jurel failed to deliver at the crucial No. 4 spot during the Test match against South Africa. Jurel’s early dismissal has sparked criticism from fans and former players, who believe Sarfaraz’s proven domestic record makes him a more reliable option in the middle order.

    Cricket analysts argue that India cannot afford instability in such an important overseas series and that Sarfaraz’s technique and temperament could strengthen the batting lineup. With pressure mounting, all eyes are now on the team management’s next move as India looks to bounce back in the ongoing contest.

  • Railway Group D Exam 2025 Call Letters Released: Candidates Urged to Download Immediately

    Railway Group D Exam 2025 Call Letters Released: Candidates Urged to Download Immediately

    New Delhi, November 24, 2025

    The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has officially released the call letters for the Railway Group D Exam 2025, bringing relief to lakhs of aspirants across the country. Candidates can now directly download their admit cards from the respective RRB regional websites using their registration number and date of birth.

    Authorities have advised applicants to carefully verify details such as exam date, shift timing, and venue printed on the call letter. With the examination scheduled to begin soon, RRB has urged candidates to follow all guidelines, carry valid ID proof, and reach the exam centres well in advance to avoid last-minute issues.

  • Pant Under Fire as Kumble Slams India’s Passive Play on Day 2

    Pant Under Fire as Kumble Slams India’s Passive Play on Day 2

    Durban, November 24, 2025

    Criticism mounted on Rishabh Pant after India’s lacklustre approach on Day 2 of the 2nd Test against South Africa, with fans and former cricketers expressing disappointment over the team’s defensive mindset. Pant, expected to guide the middle order with intent, drew backlash for failing to accelerate the innings when momentum was needed most.

    Former India coach Anil Kumble openly voiced his frustration, stating that the team showed “no aggressiveness” despite favourable conditions. Kumble’s remarks added pressure on the Indian camp, which now needs a sharp tactical shift to stay alive in the match and avoid slipping further behind in the series.

  • India Falters Early on Day 3: Shubman Gill’s Replacement Falls for a 10-Ball Duck in Crucial Test

    India Falters Early on Day 3: Shubman Gill’s Replacement Falls for a 10-Ball Duck in Crucial Test

    Cape Town, November 24, 2025

    India’s batting lineup suffered a major setback on Day 3 of the 2nd Test against South Africa, as the visitors triggered their own collapse with poor shot selection and mounting pressure. The team hit self-destruct mode early, losing wickets in quick succession, including the highly anticipated replacement for Shubman Gill, who was dismissed for a 10-ball duck, deepening India’s troubles in the must-win clash.

    South Africa capitalized on the momentum, tightening their bowling attack and leaving India struggling to stabilize their innings. With the series hanging in the balance, India now faces an uphill battle to regain control and build a competitive total.

  • IT Stocks Gain Momentum: Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Mphasis Emerge as Analyst Favorites

    IT Stocks Gain Momentum: Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Mphasis Emerge as Analyst Favorites

    Mumbai, November 24, 2025

    India’s IT sector has entered a “sweet spot” as improving global demand, easing macroeconomic pressures, and strong deal pipelines boost investor confidence. Analysts report renewed optimism for major tech firms, placing Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and Mphasis among the top picks for the coming quarters due to their stable margins and healthy order books.

    Brokerage houses highlight that digital transformation spending is rebounding across key markets like the US and Europe, benefitting mid-tier and large-cap IT players alike. With valuations cooling and revenue visibility strengthening, experts believe this could be an attractive entry window for long-term investors seeking steady growth in the technology segment.

  • 15 Held After Pepper Spray Attack on Delhi Police During Anti-Pollution Protest

    15 Held After Pepper Spray Attack on Delhi Police During Anti-Pollution Protest

    New Delhi, November 24, 2025

    Delhi Police arrested 15 protesters after they allegedly used pepper spray on on-duty officers during an agitation against rising air pollution levels in the capital. The incident occurred when a group of activists attempted to break police barricades near Patel Chowk, leading to a sudden escalation and minor injuries to several personnel.

    Authorities stated that the act was “deliberate and dangerous,” stressing that lawful protest cannot include violence or harm to public servants. The detained individuals have been booked under multiple IPC sections, and investigations are underway to identify others involved, even as environmental groups continue to demand urgent action on the city’s deteriorating air quality.

  • Jaiswal Set to Join Rohit Sharma as Opener in High-Stakes ODI Against South Africa

    Jaiswal Set to Join Rohit Sharma as Opener in High-Stakes ODI Against South Africa

    Kolkata, November 24, 2025

    Young batting sensation Yashasvi Jaiswal is expected to open alongside Rohit Sharma in India’s crucial ODI clash against South Africa, signaling a bold and strategic move by the team management. The decision aims to bring fresh aggression at the top, combining Rohit’s experience with Jaiswal’s fearless strokeplay.

    Team sources indicate that India is focusing on a strong start to counter South Africa’s potent pace attack. Fans and analysts believe this left-right opening combination could set the tone for a high-scoring contest, boosting India’s confidence ahead of the remaining fixtures in the series.

  • Canadian PM Mark Carney Accepts PM Modi’s Invitation, Signalling Fresh Diplomatic Momentum

    Canadian PM Mark Carney Accepts PM Modi’s Invitation, Signalling Fresh Diplomatic Momentum

    New Delhi, November 21, 2025 Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has formally accepted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s invitation, opening the door for renewed engagement between India and Canada. The acceptance is being viewed as a positive diplomatic gesture aimed at easing recent tensions and paving the way for deeper cooperation in trade, technology, and people-to-people ties.

    Officials in New Delhi noted that both leaders are expected to discuss strategic partnerships, economic opportunities, and global challenges during the upcoming meeting. Diplomatic analysts say the move marks an important shift towards rebuilding trust and strengthening bilateral relations between the two nations.

  • Justice Surya Kant Sworn In, Calls Mediation a Transformative Force in Indian Courts

    Justice Surya Kant Sworn In, Calls Mediation a Transformative Force in Indian Courts

    New Delhi, November 21, 2025 Justice Surya Kant took oath on Friday, emphasizing that mediation is emerging as a game-changer in India’s judicial system. Speaking shortly after the ceremony in New Delhi, he highlighted that mediation not only reduces the burden on courts but also provides quicker, more harmonious solutions for citizens.

    He further stressed that India must strengthen its alternative dispute resolution mechanisms to ensure accessible and efficient justice for all. Legal experts at the event agreed that Justice Surya Kant’s focus on mediation signals an important shift towards modernizing the country’s dispute-resolution framework.