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    IREDA stock rises 8%, logs seventh straight session of gains; rebounds over 21% from October low

    IREDA shares extended their winning streak to a seventh consecutive session on Monday, rising as much as 8% on the NSE. The stock has rebounded over 21% from its October low of Rs 98.78. The rally comes after the company's Q2 results and a recent board-level change.

    Rs 21.6 lakh speculative trading loss in stock market triggers Income Tax notice for no tax audit; Trader wins case at ITAT Cuttack

    Mr. Kumar, a diligent stock trader, faced considerable financial setbacks but overlooked the necessity of a tax audit. In response to his failure to comply with audit rules, the Income Tax Department slapped him with a penalty. After an unsuccessful appeal to CIT (A), he sought relief from ITAT Cuttack, which determined that Kumar's trading did not equate to business income needing an audit.

    One giant leap for America? Trump's Moon ambitions put India's space diplomacy to the test

    Donald Trump’s push for a permanent American presence on the Moon by 2028 has raised questions over lunar governance, resource ownership and the future of international space cooperation. As the US and China pursue competing lunar programmes, India faces the challenge of protecting its strategic autonomy while advancing its own space ambitions.

    Govt employees facing disciplinary action? Know these 7 important rights before accepting charges

    Employees in the government sector who find themselves undergoing disciplinary reviews must be informed about their rights before replying to any allegations. They deserve clear charges and at least 15 days to respond. Should they dispute the charges, an oral inquiry, enabling cross-examination of the witnesses, is obligatory. These employees can also present their defense witnesses and seek a personal hearing.

    Cyclone 'Murasu' forms over Bay of Bengal, southern Odisha on high alert

    Cyclonic storm 'Murasu' has intensified over the Bay of Bengal, with landfall expected on the Andhra Pradesh coast. Odisha's government has issued a high alert in the southern regions, preparing for potential heavy rainfall. Evacuations have been ordered for residents in low-lying and hilly areas as a precautionary measure. Meteorological officials predict significant rainfall in Odisha starting November 2, with increased intensity expected soon after.

    Another cyclonic storm after Arnab: On November 3, Andhra Pradesh may face 100 kmph winds; check full IMD warning

    A depression over the Bay of Bengal is likely to intensify into a cyclonic storm and make landfall along the Andhra Pradesh coast on November 3, with wind speeds of 80-90 kmph and gusts up to 100 kmph, the IMD said. The weather department is also monitoring the system and has forecast light to moderate rain in a few districts of Odisha.

    The Economic Times
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