Phone screen guards to get expensive: Here’s what new BIS rules from April 2027 mean for buyers in India

CRPF marks 40 years of women in combat service, to felicitate personnel on September 25

The CRPF is marking 40 years of women in combat service, commemorating the raising of its first women combatant battalion in 1986. The force will hold a special event on September 25 to felicitate veteran and serving women personnel. The CRPF now has six dedicated Mahila Battalions, alongside women serving in Rapid Action Force units, the Bastariya Battalion and other specialised operational roles.

Engineers India among 7 small-cap stocks that hit 52-week highs and rallied up to 25% in a month

Seven stocks from the BSE 250 Smallcap Index hit fresh 52-week highs despite the Sensex falling 329 points on Tuesday. Engineers India led one-month gains at 24%, followed by Syrma SGS Technology, Welspun Corp, Welspun Living and Acme Solar Holdings.

Who is Dinesh Thakkar? Angel One founder buys entire Juhu luxury tower for ₹711 crore

A tiny Fabergé figure sat forgotten in a New York attic until a family cleanout exposed its royal past; the 20th-century trinket later sold for $5.2 million

The $5.2 million Fabergé attic discovery therefore stands as more than an auction headline. It is a story about how history can survive in miniature, waiting silently for someone to recognize it. The figure of Nikolai Pustynnikov spent decades away from museums and royal collections before its identity was restored and its extraordinary value revealed.

States' revenue growth to accelerate 9-11% as GST collections rise 16% in first five months: Crisil

Revenue growth for 18 major Indian states is projected to accelerate to 9–11% in fiscal 2027, taking combined revenues past ₹44 lakh crore, according to Crisil Ratings. This financial expansion is driven primarily by a 12–13% rise in GST collections—supported by robust consumption and import gains—alongside an 11–12% increase in tax devolution from the Centre. Stable growth in liquor, petroleum, and stamp duty taxes will further reinforce state balance sheets.

Ontario couple bought a C$200 painting at a yard sale in 2001, 6 years later, it was revealed as an E J Hughes' artwork Lake Okanagan worth C$402,500

An Ontario couple bought an E J Hughes painting for just C$200 at a rural yard sale in 2001. Six years later, the artwork was identified as Lake Okanagan by the renowned Canadian artist and sold for C$402,500. Here’s the remarkable story behind the painting, Hughes’ career as a Canadian war artist and the new documentary exploring his quiet life in British Columbia.

India's Fertility Rate is now 1.9: Is Population control outdated?

India's Fertility Rate is now 1.9: Is Population control outdated?

Word of the Day: ‘Pandemonium’ meaning, pronunciation, history and examples of its use

Word of the Day: Pandemonium describes a scene of extreme confusion, noise and disorder. Pronounced pan-duh-MOH-nee-um, the word was coined by John Milton inParadise Lostas the name of the capital of Hell. It later became a common noun for chaotic situations involving crowds, celebrations, emergencies, disruptions or any setting where order gives way to uproar.

SEBI intends to address concerns over settlement price for derivatives on expiry days: Pandey

To address market participants' concerns, SEBI floated a consultation paper earlier this month seeking public comments on the proposed changes to the methodology for determining expiry-day settlement prices of index and single-stock derivatives.

'Doctor ne aankhain nikal di': Uttarakhand montessary school's anti-mobile phone activity leaves kids crying and screaming in fear

An anti-mobile phone activity at Adarsh India Montessori School in Khatima, Uttarakhand, reportedly left several children crying and screaming after a student was made to appear as if his eyes had been removed.