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From Infrastructure to Innovation: Why L&T Shines

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L&T (Larsen & Toubro) is not just another company; it is often seen as a proxy for India's infrastructure story because it is one of the largest and most diversified infrastructure companies in the country.

Cricket Gets the Olympic Stamp: Can Esports Be Next?

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Cricket is stepping onto the grand Olympic stage in Los Angeles, USA, in 2028! So this week, let's dive into what this means for cricket as a sport and the Olympics in general. We'll even spice things up by comparing it to another fast-rising favourite among India’s youth – esports, which might just hit the Olympic scene someday.

Building Wealth & Happiness Together: 9 Steps of Financial Planning for Newlyweds

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Upon beginning your financial journey together, start by taking stock of your current financial health. List your assets, including savings, investments, and any property you own. Simultaneously, identify and document your liabilities.

Swinging with Success: The Tale of a Swing Trader

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In this blog, Gaurav Sharma explains all about the basics of swing trading and what it takes to be a successful trader.

Nostalgia vs. Innovation

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While technology disrupts traditional industries, it also paves the way for exciting new ones. This week, let's stroll down memory lane to witness the decline of some traditional sectors and the birth of new industries along the way.

The World Cup Effect: Stocks Catch Cricket Fever

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After a bit of a bearish run in recent weeks, the World Cup is here to inject a dose of positivity into the stock market. Why, you ask? Well, it turns out that big sporting events like the World Cup can give the economy a real boost. According to Zee Business Research, India is expected to get a whopping Rs 13,500 crore boost from the spending frenzy during the ICC World Cup 2023.

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