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    Gold Falls ₹2,854 and Silver ₹9,130 on Diwali; Check Today’s Rates and Buying Tips

    On Diwali 2025, gold prices fell by ₹2,854 to ₹1,26,730 per 10g. Silver dropped ₹9,130 to ₹1,60,100/kg. Check latest rates and 2 tips before buying.

    Army Chief Gen Dwivedi celebrates Diwali with troops in Uttarakhand

    New Delhi: Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi visited forward posts in the Central Sector of the LAC in Uttarakhand to assess operational posture, motivate troops and strengthen civil-military linkages in strategically vital terrain.   During the visit, the Army chief reviewed formations deployed in high-altitude areas of Pithoragarh and adjacent forward posts. According to officials,.

    Delhi CM greets people on Diwali eve, urges use of Green Crackers 

    New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday extended Diwali greetings to citizens and called upon them to celebrate the festival in a safe and environmentally-friendly manner by using Green Crackers.  In a message, she said, “Let us take a pledge to foster love and brotherhood with each other on this festival.” The Chief.

    President Murmu, VP Radhakrishnan greet people on Diwali  

    New Delhi: President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday extended Diwali greetings to all citizens, urging them to celebrate the festival of lights responsibly and in an environment-friendly manner.    Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan also greeted people on the occasion. In her message, the President said: “I urge everyone to celebrate Diwali safely, responsibly and in an environment-friendly.

    One held; 600 kg of banned fireworks seized ahead of Diwali in Kolkata

    Kolkata: The Kolkata Police, on Saturday, conducted a raid in the city and recovered more than 600 kg of banned fireworks, officials said. During the operation, police arrested one Md. Zeeshan (23), a resident of Tiljala under the Topsia police station. According to the police, three nylon sacks and 25 paper cartons containing different types.

    Delhi Govt lights 1.51 Lakh Diyas at Kartavya Path in grand Deepotsav

    New Delhi: The Delhi government on Saturday organised a grand “Deepotsav” programme at Kartavya Path on the occasion of Dhanteras, drawing large crowds from across the national capital. As part of the festivities, the iconic Kartavya Path was lit up with 1.51 lakh diyas, transforming the stretch into a glowing spectacle. The event also featured.

    Bikram Singh Majithia’s Judicial Custody Extended Till Nov 1, To Spend Diwali in Jail

    Mohali: Senior Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader Bikram Singh Majithia continues to face mounting legal troubles as a Mohali court on Friday extended his judicial custody till November 1 in the disproportionate assets case. Majithia, who is currently lodged in Nabha Jail, appeared before the court via video conferencing, where the judge ordered the extension.

    Pharma Entrepreneur M.K. Bhatia Gifts Cars to Employees for Third Consecutive Diwali

    Chandigarh: In a remarkable Diwali gesture, MITS Healthcare, a Chandigarh-based pharmaceutical company, gifted cars to 51 employees, making it the first company in the city to do so. The vehicles were distributed based on rank, with top-performing employees receiving SUVs. A CEO Who Believes in Sharing Success Company owner M.K. Bhatia, who personally handed over.

    Breaking: Supreme Court permits green firecrackers in Delhi-NCR, sets timeline

    As per the order, green firecrackers can be burst from October 18 to 21. 

    India turns to silver, gold takes backseat this Diwali

    They say all that glitters is gold, but this festive season in India, silver is stealing the spotlight. Prices of the white metal have surged to record highs, physical supplies have thinned, and panic buying has prompted several mutual fund houses to temporarily halt fresh investments in Silver ETF Fund of Funds. The shortage is.

    Will request Supreme Court to permit Green firecrackers for Diwali: CM Gupta

    New Delhi: Delhi government will urge the Supreme Court to permit the use of green firecrackers during Diwali, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Monday. “We will urge the Supreme Court to permit the use of green firecrackers for Diwali,” she said told reporters in the national capital. The Chief Minister further said that.