Author: Vaibhav

Hi, I’m Vaibhav—a tech enthusiast with a background in Computer Applications and a deep interest in cybersecurity. I hold a Bachelor's in Computer Application along with diplomas in Computer Engineering and Cyber Security through Simplilearn. I love exploring how technology shapes our world, especially when it comes to digital safety and innovation. Through my writing, I aim to break down complex tech concepts and share insights that are both practical and engaging.

After a volatile trading session today, the Indian stock market ended sharply lower. Both the Nifty 50 and the Sensex fell prey to an avalanche of global headwinds coupled with domestic factors that crushed investor sentiment after a somewhat stable beginning to the week. Nifty 50 index closed 125.4 points or 0.51% down at 24,591.2. Similarly, the S&P BSE Sensex ended the day at 80,794.3, down by 579.5 points or 0.71%. Markets here were weighed down by global cues.  Fears over rising geopolitical tensions were a big reason for the market’s drop today. News of escalating hostilities across Eastern Europe…

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The Indian automotive market in 2025 tells a great story of changing consumer expectations, the emergence of new economic paradigms, and the never-ending search for the perfect ride. For one, it’s a churning competitive landscape where legacy behemoths and next-gen disruptors slug it out for market share, each hoping to win the favor and spending dollars of a burgeoning and more demanding consumer class. These vehicles, which reliably lead the sales charts, give an intriguing peek into the nation’s mobility wishes, evidence of a careful tug-of-war between practicality, affordability, and the siren song of today’s designs and features, especially in…

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The Indian stock market started the first trading day of June on a pessimistic note, unable to withstand lackluster cues from Asian markets and fresh worries about US trade protectionism. Both the benchmark Nifty 50 and the BSE Sensex opened lower by 600 and 200 points respectively, with strong institution selling seen in all the sectors. As of 9:30 AM IST, the Nifty 50 index was trading at 24,587.10, that’s a record fall of about 163.6 points or 0.66% from its close of 24,750.70. The index opened quite a bit lower and did not waste any time continuing to push…

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In the very center of Rajasthan, where the golden sands of our westernmost state melt like an artist’s palette into the crimson colors of culture and history is Jaipur – the “Pink City.” A name spoken of in hushed tones, stirring visions of grand forts, bewitching palaces, vibrant bazaars, and a long-standing heritage of Rajputana courage and creativity. Jaipur stands as a colorful, thriving canvas painted with hues of Rajputana legacy, artisanal masterpieces, and a contemporary vibe that magnetizes every traveler lingering inside its scarlet-hued forts. Founded in 1727 by the visionary ruler, astronomer, and scholar Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh…

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2023 was the best return-generating year for Indian equities since 2020, given the return from equity indices remained far ahead of the inflation rate after 2022 exited with significant loss to equity investors. Indian stock market maintained its sideways range-bound journey through the mid-session on Friday, as the market indicators like the benchmark Nifty 50 and the benchmark BSE Sensex remained marginally moved. Investors seemed reluctant to place big bets, threading a makeshift needle of no clear driving global catalysts and with big economic data releases expected later in the day. As of 1:00 PM IST, the Nifty 50 index…

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High in the arms of the Western Ghats, where the clouds stoop low to kiss the lush emerald hills, Munnar is a paradise awash in a thousand shades of green. Beyond being a mere charming hill station, this immersive Indian get-together destination offers a stunning escape where the tea leaves lush rustle from nature’s symphony, the mist-cloaked mountains reveal ageless secrets, and the cool, thin air revitalizes the spirit. To enter Munnar is to enter a realm where time itself appears to dissolve, urging you to inhale fully and embrace the wild splendor that reveals itself at each corner. For…

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The Indian stock market experienced yet another day of range-bound trading on Thursday, with the benchmark Nifty 50 and the BSE Sensex swinging back and forth before closing with small gains. Investors continued to be wary, charting their course on a fluctuating canvas painted by global contrasts and continuing domestic narratives. At 10:30 AM IST, the Nifty 50 index was at 24,824.2, up about 71.8 points or 0.29% from its previous close of 24,752.4. The index opened in the positive at 24,825.1 and made an intraday high of 24,889.7 and a low of 24,779.7. In the same way, the BSE…

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Picture this idyllic setting that has become the party capital of India—the former Portuguese colony of Goa. The name itself is enough to get you dreaming about warm, turquoise waters, golden beaches, palm trees dancing in the breeze, and a cosmopolitan, international vibe. Frequently referred to as the “Pearl of the Orient,” this smallest state of India fosters an enriching beauty beyond its physical realm. Sure, its beautiful beaches are the centerpiece of its tourism allure to know and love Goa is to go beyond the golden sands and experience the magic of history, culture, nature, and adventure that awaits. …

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The Indian stock market ended today’s trading sharply lower with the Nifty 50 index closing down to close at 24826.2, falling by about 175 points or 0.70% from yesterday’s close of 25001.2. This pullback in the market was largely due to investors taking profit after a strong rally we have seen over the last two weeks. This period of bullish sentiment, during which the Nifty rose roughly 4.1% in the wake of the Operation Sindoor ceasefire, had driven the market capitalization of BSE-listed firms to record highs, resulting in valuation multiples that many institutional players found excessive and contributed to…

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The Indian stock market today joined the global rally and continued its positive momentum for the second straight trading session as both the benchmark Nifty 50 and the 30-share Sensex curve steeply upward. Positive signals from international markets, combined with favorable domestic macroeconomic conditions, created robust buying interest in all sectors. The Nifty 50 index surged past the 25,000 mark in intraday trade, before closing at ${25,002.85}, up by ${149.70} points or ${0.60\%}. The BSE Sensex also witnessed a robust climb, ending the day at ${82,395.42}, gaining ${674.34} points or ${0.83\%}. Driving the market’s upward trajectory were positive signals from…

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