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Mutual Funds Can't Invest In Pre-IPO Placements, Says SEBI: Sources
The capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India has stopped mutual funds from investing in pre-IPO placements, sources said.
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Gold Prices In India To Surge To Rs 125,000 By 2026: Report
Indian gold prices are expected to continue rising, trading in the range of Rs 99,500 to Rs 110,000 per ten grams over the rest of 2025, and moving higher to Rs 110,000 to Rs 125,000 in the first half of 2026, according to a research
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Big Move To Boost Mutual Fund Access, 1 Lakh Postmen To Be Trained
Association of Mutual Funds of India has partnered with India Post to train one lakh postmen as mutual fund distributors. The aim is to strengthen last-mile access to investment products and improve financial literacy, especially in smaller towns.
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Monthly SIP Investments Cross Rs 24,000 Crore For 1st Time In India: Report
Monthly systematic investment plan (SIP) numbers in India surged to Rs 24,508.73 crore in the month of September, up from Rs 23,547.34 crore in August, which is a 4 per cent increase, the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) data showed.
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Mutual Funds' Body Slams Hindenburg's Attempt To Undermine SEBI Chief: 5 Points
The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has slammed Hindenburg Research's fresh attack on SEBI chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch and her husband Dhaval Buch. The US short seller is trying to create a trust deficit in market ecosystem, AMFI said.
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Following Paris Attacks, New York Police Steps Up Outreach to Muslims
New York City officials have bolstered security and quietly stepped up outreach to Muslim residents in the aftermath of last month's Paris attacks, trying to calm fears of hate-filled retaliation and mend a relationship that has been fraught with mutual suspicion.
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Want Result-Oriented Dialogue With India: Pakistan
Ahead of the first-ever India-Pak talks at the NSA-level, Pakistan today said it wants an "unconditional" and "result-oriented dialogue" with India on all issues of mutual concern, including the core issue of Kashmir.
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Argentina Court Throws Out Case Against President Cristina Kirchner Again
An Argentine prosecutor on Monday again rejected a case against President Cristina Kirchner for allegedly protecting Iranian officials accused of orchestrating a deadly 1994 bombing.
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Iran Lawmaker Welcomes Nuclear Talks Extension
An influential Iranian MP has welcomed the country's four-month extension of nuclear negotiations with world powers, saying it signalled mutual willingness to reach a comprehensive agreement.
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Sri Lanka, Tamil Nadu government release fishermens' boats
As part of mutual agreement between India and Sri Lanka ahead of next week meeting of fishermen's associations from both countries, Colombo has released 30 mechanised boats of Indian fishermen, Tamil Nadu Government said today.
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Lance Armstrong settles $3 million insurance lawsuit
Nebraska-based Acceptance Insurance sued Armstrong in Texas earlier this year after he admitted he doped during a career in which he won the Tour de France seven times. Acceptance attorney Mark Kincaid and Armstrong attorney Tim Herman declined to disclose details of the settlement, but both said the case was resolved to the mutual satisfactio...
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Australia gears up for day-night Test cricket
The International Cricket Council last year decided to allow test-playing nations to play day and night tests if there was mutual agreement on the hours of play and type and color of the ball.
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Guatemalan brothers reunite 31 years after war
Brothers Alberto and Gregorio Tut Cac last saw each other in 1982, when they fled to the mountains of northwestern Guatemala to save their lives as soldiers destroyed their village amid a bloody civil war.
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O'Meara and Price tie Cook and Sindelar in Legends
The team of Mark O'Meara and Nick Price carded a 10-under 62 to tie John Cook and Joey Sindelar for the lead after the better-ball first round of the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf on Friday.
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Players don't trust each other in India, Pakistan: Akram
Lack of mutual trust among cricketers is the reason why players' associations have never succeeded in India and Pakistan, feels Wasim Akram.
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Mutual Funds Can't Invest In Pre-IPO Placements, Says SEBI: Sources
The capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India has stopped mutual funds from investing in pre-IPO placements, sources said.
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Gold Prices In India To Surge To Rs 125,000 By 2026: Report
Indian gold prices are expected to continue rising, trading in the range of Rs 99,500 to Rs 110,000 per ten grams over the rest of 2025, and moving higher to Rs 110,000 to Rs 125,000 in the first half of 2026, according to a research
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Big Move To Boost Mutual Fund Access, 1 Lakh Postmen To Be Trained
Association of Mutual Funds of India has partnered with India Post to train one lakh postmen as mutual fund distributors. The aim is to strengthen last-mile access to investment products and improve financial literacy, especially in smaller towns.
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Monthly SIP Investments Cross Rs 24,000 Crore For 1st Time In India: Report
Monthly systematic investment plan (SIP) numbers in India surged to Rs 24,508.73 crore in the month of September, up from Rs 23,547.34 crore in August, which is a 4 per cent increase, the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) data showed.
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Mutual Funds' Body Slams Hindenburg's Attempt To Undermine SEBI Chief: 5 Points
The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has slammed Hindenburg Research's fresh attack on SEBI chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch and her husband Dhaval Buch. The US short seller is trying to create a trust deficit in market ecosystem, AMFI said.
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Following Paris Attacks, New York Police Steps Up Outreach to Muslims
New York City officials have bolstered security and quietly stepped up outreach to Muslim residents in the aftermath of last month's Paris attacks, trying to calm fears of hate-filled retaliation and mend a relationship that has been fraught with mutual suspicion.
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Want Result-Oriented Dialogue With India: Pakistan
Ahead of the first-ever India-Pak talks at the NSA-level, Pakistan today said it wants an "unconditional" and "result-oriented dialogue" with India on all issues of mutual concern, including the core issue of Kashmir.
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Argentina Court Throws Out Case Against President Cristina Kirchner Again
An Argentine prosecutor on Monday again rejected a case against President Cristina Kirchner for allegedly protecting Iranian officials accused of orchestrating a deadly 1994 bombing.
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Iran Lawmaker Welcomes Nuclear Talks Extension
An influential Iranian MP has welcomed the country's four-month extension of nuclear negotiations with world powers, saying it signalled mutual willingness to reach a comprehensive agreement.
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Sri Lanka, Tamil Nadu government release fishermens' boats
As part of mutual agreement between India and Sri Lanka ahead of next week meeting of fishermen's associations from both countries, Colombo has released 30 mechanised boats of Indian fishermen, Tamil Nadu Government said today.
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Lance Armstrong settles $3 million insurance lawsuit
Nebraska-based Acceptance Insurance sued Armstrong in Texas earlier this year after he admitted he doped during a career in which he won the Tour de France seven times. Acceptance attorney Mark Kincaid and Armstrong attorney Tim Herman declined to disclose details of the settlement, but both said the case was resolved to the mutual satisfactio...
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Australia gears up for day-night Test cricket
The International Cricket Council last year decided to allow test-playing nations to play day and night tests if there was mutual agreement on the hours of play and type and color of the ball.
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Guatemalan brothers reunite 31 years after war
Brothers Alberto and Gregorio Tut Cac last saw each other in 1982, when they fled to the mountains of northwestern Guatemala to save their lives as soldiers destroyed their village amid a bloody civil war.
-
O'Meara and Price tie Cook and Sindelar in Legends
The team of Mark O'Meara and Nick Price carded a 10-under 62 to tie John Cook and Joey Sindelar for the lead after the better-ball first round of the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf on Friday.
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Players don't trust each other in India, Pakistan: Akram
Lack of mutual trust among cricketers is the reason why players' associations have never succeeded in India and Pakistan, feels Wasim Akram.
