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    Central government sets Rs 1.5 lakh laptop price limit for employees; Rs 1.8 lakh for Make-in-India devices

    The central government has issued new guidelines allowing officers in Pay Levels 8 and above to buy laptops for their official duties. Eligible officers can invest up to Rs 1,50,000, or Rs 1,80,000 for Make-in-India devices. After four years, these laptops can be kept, provided that all data is erased prior. In case of transfers or retirements, officers can retain laptops by settling the book value.

    Godrej Industries shares rally 10% after Temasek's Rs 2,500 crore investment in Godrej Capital

    Godrej Industries shares rose sharply on Thursday after Temasek announced a Rs 2,500 crore investment in Godrej Capital at a valuation of up to Rs 28,000 crore. The group will retain around 80% ownership in the financial services business, which reported assets under management of Rs 35,000 crore in October 2026.

    He retired at 30 with 14 flats worth Rs 2.8 crore earning Rs 42 lakh a year, but isn't happy

    A Chinese man who invested more than Rs 2.8 crore in 14 ageing apartments managed to retire at 30, earning around Rs 42 lakh a year from rent. However, the expenses and effort involved in managing the properties have led him to rethink his investment strategy. He now plans to move towards dividend funds and high-dividend stocks.

    Kalyan Jewellers shares jump 15% in 2 days as target prices go up to Rs 900. Should you buy?

    Kalyan Jewellers shares have rallied sharply over the two sessions after brokerages raised their target prices following strong Q2 earnings and healthy festive demand. With Jefferies seeing a potential upside to Rs 900, investors are weighing the company's growth prospects against margin pressures, gold-price volatility and the stock's sharp recent gains.

    These mid-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 25%, according to analyst

    No doubt, the mood in the market has changed and the bulls seem to be back in a determined fashion. Don’t, however, expect the indices to keep climbing daily. There will be pauses. Also, though the things troubling the market have receded for now, they can still return. And these troubles are likely to be global rather than local.

    Can you sell your share in an ancestral joint property without consent of other family members? Know the law

    When individuals aim to sell their shares in joint ancestral property, they must navigate various legal considerations. Gaining consent from co-owners is often essential, particularly with residential properties where potential disputes may occur. Completing a partition can help define ownership clearly before moving forward with a sale. Buyers should prioritize title verification from the original deed holder to ensure property documents are accurate and properly recorded.

    The Economic Times
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