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    Jammu and Kashmir Police attach Rs 81 lakh property of PoJK-based terror handler in Rajouri

    The Rajouri Police in Jammu and Kashmir have seized immovable property valued at Rs 81 lakh belonging to Mohd Arshad, a terror handler operating from PoJK. This land in Thanamandi is part of a larger initiative aimed at dismantling terrorist networks within the area. Meanwhile, Baramulla Police conducted a separate operation, unearthing two hand grenades from Ghulam JeelReshi, with investigations underway to trace the explosives' origins and potential terrorist affiliations.

    India equity surge brightens outlook for exchanges, brokerages

    India's equity market is witnessing a vibrant revival, boosting earnings prospects for brokerages and exchanges. A surge in trading activity, spurred by favorable market dynamics and declining crude oil prices, indicates robust investor engagement. The NSE India Volatility Index has climbed, reflecting increased confidence in derivatives trading. Analysts predict significant growth opportunities as the trading environment stabilizes following the rollback of the closing-auction framework.

    FBI says US has seized $1.2 billion worth of cryptocurrency stolen from Binance

    Typically in those situations, the U.S. government will file a claim of forfeiture with a judge, who will then determine who has a legitimate claim to the recovered funds.

    Gold inches higher but heads for weekly loss on Fed hike concerns

    Gold prices edged higher on Friday, recovering from the previous session's lowest level in more than a year, but stayed on track for a weekly fall as higher oil prices stoked

    Tata Steel's UK operations seen recovering from March quarter

    Tata Steel expects its UK operations to move towards profitability in the March quarter as excess imported steel inventories ease, while its Netherlands business is projected to improve in the second half. CEO T V Narendran said strong infrastructure spending and automobile demand continue to support India's steel business, with domestic performance expected to improve in H2.

    Bullet-riddled bodies of two SPOs found in Kishtwar

    The bullet-riddled bodies of two J&K Police Special Police Officers, who went missing in Kishtwar's Dachhan area, were recovered on Thursday, triggering a massive search operation. Security forces have intensified operations in the region to trace the suspects, amid concerns over the presence of active militants.

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