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F&O Radar: Long Call Butterfly Spread strategy for Adani Ports
Adani Ports has broken out of a Symmetrical Triangle pattern, crossing its previous all-time high with strong volumes and bullish momentum. Technical indicators suggest potential upside towards Rs 2,000. Derivatives data supports a positive outlook, with a Long Call Butterfly strategy offering defined risk and attractive potential returns.
Diwali Decor Ideas 2026: Trending Rangoli, Diya and Toran Designs to Brighten Your Home
Looking for Diwali decoration ideas for 2026? From flower rangoli and painted clay diyas to marigold torans, handmade lanterns and apartment-friendly decor, here are practical ways to decorate your home for Diwali without spending excessively or creating unnecessary clutter. Diwali decorations do not have to involve an elaborate setup or an entirely new collection of festive accessories.
Red card for Maobappe from Mai-Bappe state: Chinese, dimagi Maoists on a totally different la liga
Kylian Mbappe stirred controversy with a joke about a Chinese dictator, which came back to haunt him months later. His meme, featuring his face overlaid on an image of Mao Zedong, drew sharp criticism. In response, Chinese brands severed ties, and La Liga faced a suspension on state TV.
Market wrap: Shriram Finance, Nestle India, Trent, InterGlobe top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Friday
The Nifty 50 rose 0.51% to close at 23,053.10 on Friday, while the Sensex gained 308 points to 74,459.53. Trent and InterGlobe led the gainers, while Shriram Finance and Nestle India topped the Nifty losers. Broader markets remained weak, with midcap and smallcap indices falling up to 2%.
Sensex rises 308 points, Nifty above 23,000 even as broader markets crash. Will D-Street bulls extend recovery next week?
Indian market indices Sensex and Nifty ended the week on a high note, each climbing by up to 0.5%. Even as the broader market suffered losses, standout performers like Trent and IndiGo flourished thanks to positive earnings. The Nifty IT index was a highlight, soaring over 2%, while Nifty Consumer Durables fell nearly 2%.
QClairvoyance's quantum chemistry bet: Transitioning from research to pharma partnerships
QClairvoyance Quantum Labs has performed chemically precise simulations of eight small molecules on an actual quantum computer, marking progress towards drug discovery applications.
Physicists trap a single antimatter particle for months to understand how matter began to dominate the universe after big bang
Northwestern University scientists have trapped a single positron, the antimatter counterpart of an electron, for months while cooling it to nearly absolute zero and controlling its quantum states. The breakthrough could enable an unprecedentedly precise comparison of the magnetic properties of matter and antimatter, potentially revealing gaps in the Standard Model of particle physics and offering clues to why the universe contains far more matter than antimatter.
Mehndi Design for Karwa Chauth 2026: 25+ Simple, Arabic, Front-Hand, Back-Hand and Bridal Ideas
As Karwa Chauth 2026 draws near on October 29, a wealth of mehndi designs awaits for the grand celebration. Women can explore a range of styles, from simple and elegant to intricate Arabic and floral patterns. These designs not only cater to bridal tastes but also embrace minimalistic preferences. Featuring traditional motifs like crescent moons and stars, each design reflects personal flair and cultural depth.
Dussehra 2026 image AI prompts: 10 best ChatGPT & Gemini prompts to create stunning festive images, greeting cards and more
Dussehra 2026 (Google Trends): Dussehra 2026 will be celebrated on Tuesday, October 20, marking the victory of good over evil. If you want to share festive greetings with friends and family, AI tools such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini and other image generators can help you create personalised Dussehra wishes, colourful greeting cards and creative festive visuals. Here are 10+ AI prompts you can copy and use to generate unique Dussehra images for WhatsApp, Instagram and other social media platforms.
Two Trades for Today: A top PSU bank for a 4.95% gain, a mid-cap NBFC stock for a rise of almost 7%
Our technical analysts identify select stocks every trading day that may gain momentum even in volatile markets. Here are the technical calls for today.
Emma Watson’s blooming countryside garden offers a glimpse into her quiet life away from Hollywood; here's how the actress makes quality time
Emma Watson prefers to maintain a low profile regarding her personal affairs, finding solace in her beautiful countryside sanctuary. The garden she nurtures not only acts as a calming oasis but also contributes positively to her mental health. Research supports that daily gardening fosters reduced stress and improves overall wellbeing.
PwC’s new India consulting JV signals bigger global role for India
PwC is putting India at the centre of its global consulting strategy by combining its India consulting business with the US firm’s India advisory operations into a nearly 40,000-person joint venture. Executives said the move is aimed at routing more global consulting work through India, expanding work with GCCs and giving Indian clients greater access to PwC’s global capabilities, rather than simply cutting costs.
Two Trades for Today: A precision engineering firm for a 10.2% surge, a mid-cap IT stock for a gain of almost 7%
Our technical analysts identify select stocks every trading day that may gain momentum even in volatile markets. Here are the technical calls for today.
How John Cena's $525,000 Florida home became a $4 million estate over 20 years
John Cena purchased a Florida home in January 2005 for $525,000, which is now valued at nearly $4 million. Through various renovations, the house evolved from a modest colonial structure into a personalized entertainment retreat. It features an indoor pool, a game room, and a cigar room among other luxury amenities. Cena also owns properties in San Diego and Massachusetts, reflecting his investment in privacy-focused homes.
Two Trades for Today: A mid-cap private bank for a 6.3% upmove, an NBFC stock for an almost 7% gain
Our technical analysts identify select stocks every trading day that may gain momentum even in volatile markets. Here are the technical calls for today.
A 2011 study analyzing satellite imagery in Jordan identified more than 1,000 giant stone "wheels"; field archaeology later showed some were prehistoric burial or ritual structures
A remarkable archaeological find has surfaced in Jordan's deserts, with the discovery of thousands of ancient stone structures known as wheels. These formations, resembling stone circles with distinct spokes visible from an aerial viewpoint, are believed to be several millennia old, possibly older than the Great Pyramid itself. Intriguingly, some wheels contained burial cairns, indicating they may have served ritualistic or commemorative functions for ancient civilizations.
You might be more attractive than you think: One surprising facial feature might matter more than symmetry, finds study of 1,550 faces
Facial symmetry is often considered one of the main signs of an attractive face, making small differences between the two sides something many people tend to notice. But a large study involving 1,550 faces from 10 different populations has challenged this familiar idea. Researchers found an unexpected pattern when they looked at several aspects of facial shape together, suggesting there may be more to attractiveness than simply having perfectly balanced features.
Bullets fired under water turned into flowers and were made into fancy jewellery that cost over $2000 by a jewellery brand in the US
These bullets were shot, but they did not claim a life – they went on to become remarkably beautiful jewellery pieces. Sounds unbelievable? But that’s what one jewellery company in America has accomplished. One woman named Bridget explained how an experiment – firing bullets underwater – led to the creation of her unconventional jewellery company in 2015.
In 2005, a programmer spotted strange rectangles on Google Earth; ceramic shards proved they marked a buried Roman villa in Italy
A programmer found a Roman villa by examining satellite maps of his hometown. He noticed unusual patterns which led to a significant archaeological discovery. This find highlights how everyday technology can aid historical research. Ancient river beds and buried structures create visible crop marks from above. The discovery demonstrates the value of curiosity and careful observation.
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