Mark mood check: Crude, US-Iran talks and economic data to drive Dalal Street this week

Crude, US-Iran talks and key data in focus this week Dalal Street is likely to begin the holiday-shortened week with investors tracking a mix of geopolitical developments, oil prices and global financial conditions. According to analysts, developments in US-Iran diplomacy and movements in crude oil will be among the key factors determining market sentiment.The market…

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India vs West Indies 1st ODI: Naman Dhir makes India debut; Shubman Gill wins toss, opts to bowl in Thiruvananthapuram | Cricket News

Naman Dhir debuts for India (Image: BCCI) Naman Dhir makes his ODI debut for India after captain Shubman Gill won the toss and elected to bowl first against West Indies in the opening ODI of the series at the Greenfield International Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday.Dhir has been handed his maiden ODI cap as India…

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‘Dorothy’ star Rishikanth reacts to Rajinikanth comparisons, says ‘I want to do something unique and create my own identity’ |

Rishikanth has been getting attention for his performances in recent Tamil films, especially after the success of ‘Modha Rathiri.’ The actor has now responded to comparisons with superstar Rajinikanth and questions about whether he would be interested in playing the veteran actor in a biopic. Rishikanth, who is also part of Karthik Subbaraj’s latest release…

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From 2018 to 2022, a Georgia nonprofit employee stole $96,713 meant for abused and neglected children, spending it on Netflix, Six Flags, lingerie and a home theater before pleading guilty

O’Neal worked as a programme specialist for Court Appointed Special Advocates of Polk & Haralson, Inc Jennifer O’Neal, a former employee of a Georgia nonprofit that supports abused and neglected children, pleaded guilty to stealing $96,713 from the organisation between 2018 and 2022, according to the US Department of Justice. She used the money for…

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Kenyan researchers are turning human poop from informal settlements into fertiliser; 1,000 farmers could benefit from the unusual waste-to-food cycle |

Hope Ochieng and Charles Midega in the drying greenhouse at KIYA. Image Credit: Rebecca Nelson/Cornell Chronicle Kenyan researchers are turning human excreta collected from informal settlements in Kisumu into an agricultural fertiliser designed to improve soil while reducing pollution. The product, called KIYA Gold, is being developed by Cornell researchers and Kenyan partners as a…

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Capricorn, Weekly Horoscope, September 27 to October 03, 2026: Family support and financial opportunities bring comfort this week

General:This week begins with comfort, and for your sign that matters more than grand excitement. Home feels steadier. Family members may be easier with one another, and the domestic atmosphere carries warmth instead of tension. Early in the week, you could receive support through relatives, parents, or your spouse, and this creates a sense of…

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South Africa 39/2 in 7.5 Overs

South Africa vs Australia Live Score, 2nd ODI: Australia return to the Wanderers knowing there is little margin for error when they take on South Africa in the second ODI of the three-match series on September 27. The hosts lead 1-0 following their 67-run victory in Durban and can clinch the series with another win,…

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NCMC card mandatory for senior citizens, women passengers on MSRTC buses from October 1 | Mumbai News

The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation has mandated that all senior citizens, including Amrit senior citizens, and women benefiting from fare discounts must use the National Common Mobility Card starting October 1 MUMBAI: The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) has announced that from October 1, the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) will be mandatory…

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Jamia’s first PG dental surgery batch asked to sign no-strike undertaking | Delhi News

Image Used For Representational Purpose Only NEW DELHI: Candidates allotted seats in Jamia Millia Islamia’s first batch of Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) this year are being asked to sign an undertaking that prohibits them from participating in or associating themselves with any strike or activity deemed “prejudicial to the interests, discipline, peace and functioning”…

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