Why did the stock market rise today?
Indian stock market rallied on Tuesday, with Sensex jumping 1,225.07 points, while Nifty surging 370.05 points or 1.58%, to end the trading session at 23,810.85. The surge was primarily driven by declining oil prices and favourable sentiment around the long-term capital gains tax. Strong corporate earnings and buying by foreign investors also supported the market rally.
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05:57 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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Indian stock market rallied on Tuesday, with Sensex jumping 1,225.07 points, while Nifty surging 370.05 points or 1.58%, to end the trading session at 23,810.85. The surge was primarily driven by declining oil prices and favourable sentiment around the long-term capital gains tax. Strong corporate earnings and buying by foreign investors also supported the market rally.
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Dubai celebrates Diwali with diplomats from 18 nations, over 5,000 Indians
The Consulate General of India in Dubai organised a global Diwali celebration, bringing together diplomats from 18 countries and more than 5,000 members of the Indian community. Seven countries, including Singapore, Sri Lanka and Nepal, participated as partners. The festivities featured cultural performances by artists from Nepal and Sri Lanka.
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06:27 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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The Consulate General of India in Dubai organised a global Diwali celebration, bringing together diplomats from 18 countries and more than 5,000 members of the Indian community. Seven countries, including Singapore, Sri Lanka and Nepal, participated as partners. The festivities featured cultural performances by artists from Nepal and Sri Lanka.
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F1 driver Arvid Lindblad to wear Diwali-themed helmet inspired by his Indian grandmother
F1 driver Arvid Lindblad has unveiled a special Diwali-themed helmet for the Brazilian Grand Prix on November 8, paying tribute to his Indian roots and grandmother. The design features rangoli, diyas, lotus flowers and Punjabi phulkari embroidery inspired by his maternal grandmother's 'dupatta'. "I think it's really cool. I've had a lot of involvement in...design of it," he said.
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06:19 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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F1 driver Arvid Lindblad has unveiled a special Diwali-themed helmet for the Brazilian Grand Prix on November 8, paying tribute to his Indian roots and grandmother. The design features rangoli, diyas, lotus flowers and Punjabi phulkari embroidery inspired by his maternal grandmother's 'dupatta'. "I think it's really cool. I've had a lot of involvement in...design of it," he said.
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What is Chopda Pujan, performed by traders during Diwali?
Chopda Pujan, also called Sharda Pujan, is a ritual performed by business owners and traders during Diwali to bless their new account books and financial records for the upcoming year. In Gujarati, "Chopda" means account book or ledger. The ritual marks the beginning of traditional financial year. Lord Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Saraswati / Sharda are worshipped during pujan.
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06:43 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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Chopda Pujan, also called Sharda Pujan, is a ritual performed by business owners and traders during Diwali to bless their new account books and financial records for the upcoming year. In Gujarati, "Chopda" means account book or ledger. The ritual marks the beginning of traditional financial year. Lord Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Saraswati / Sharda are worshipped during pujan.
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Kashi Vishwanath temple to remain open for devotees on Diwali
The Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple will remain open to devotees on Diwali and Dhanteras, with online darshan ticket bookings continuing, a temple official said. However, all ticket categories will be suspended after the Shringar Bhog Aarti on the afternoon of November 9 and remain unavailable until the evening Saptarishi Aarti on November 10. Diwali falls on November 8 this year.
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News By: Vaishnavi Mishra
06:49 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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The Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple will remain open to devotees on Diwali and Dhanteras, with online darshan ticket bookings continuing, a temple official said. However, all ticket categories will be suspended after the Shringar Bhog Aarti on the afternoon of November 9 and remain unavailable until the evening Saptarishi Aarti on November 10. Diwali falls on November 8 this year.
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What 5 checks matter before redeeming festive credit card rewards?
Before redeeming festive credit card rewards, consumers should set a spending limit and prepare a shopping list. They should prioritise planned purchases and use points or cashback for budgeted expenses. Savings should be calculated after accounting for processing fees, EMI interest and discounts foregone. One should also check minimum spending requirements, eligible merchants and expiry dates.
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07:40 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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Before redeeming festive credit card rewards, consumers should set a spending limit and prepare a shopping list. They should prioritise planned purchases and use points or cashback for budgeted expenses. Savings should be calculated after accounting for processing fees, EMI interest and discounts foregone. One should also check minimum spending requirements, eligible merchants and expiry dates.
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07:40 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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Why does a village in India avoid bursting firecrackers on Diwali?
Residents of Perambur village in Tamil Nadu have avoided bursting firecrackers for over a century to protect hundreds of fruit bats living in a banyan tree. The tree, believed to be over 150 years old, is considered sacred, with a shrine dedicated to Lord Muneeswaran. Residents celebrate Diwali by lighting lamps and gathering at local temples, without disturbing the bats.
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07:49 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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Residents of Perambur village in Tamil Nadu have avoided bursting firecrackers for over a century to protect hundreds of fruit bats living in a banyan tree. The tree, believed to be over 150 years old, is considered sacred, with a shrine dedicated to Lord Muneeswaran. Residents celebrate Diwali by lighting lamps and gathering at local temples, without disturbing the bats.
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What online frauds should you watch out for during festive season?
With transaction volumes rising during festive season, consumers are increasingly being targeted by online scams. Fraudsters use disguised voices, deepfake celebrity endorsements to promote fraudulent offers. Fake websites are also becoming common during major festive sales. Scammers may further circulate fake QR codes or UPI collect requests disguised as cashback rewards, refunds or prize claims.
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08:43 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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With transaction volumes rising during festive season, consumers are increasingly being targeted by online scams. Fraudsters use disguised voices, deepfake celebrity endorsements to promote fraudulent offers. Fake websites are also becoming common during major festive sales. Scammers may further circulate fake QR codes or UPI collect requests disguised as cashback rewards, refunds or prize claims.
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Why do Goa residents burn giant Narakasura effigies before Diwali?
Residents of Goa celebrate Diwali by burning effigies of demon king Narakasura, symbolising Lord Krishna's victory over evil. According to legend, Narakasura's reign of terror prompted the people to seek Krishna's help. The tradition, which dates back over 80 years, remains popular across Goa and is observed on Narak Chaturdashi.
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09:24 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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Residents of Goa celebrate Diwali by burning effigies of demon king Narakasura, symbolising Lord Krishna's victory over evil. According to legend, Narakasura's reign of terror prompted the people to seek Krishna's help. The tradition, which dates back over 80 years, remains popular across Goa and is observed on Narak Chaturdashi.
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What is the significance of bamboo soop during Chhath Puja?
The bamboo basket, known as a soop, holds special significance during Chhath Puja as bamboo, a natural element, symbolises nature, which is worshipped during the puja, according to beliefs. Devotees place fruits, thekua and other offerings in the soop while offering arghya to the Sun God. The ritual is believed to bring divine blessings and fulfilment of devotees' wishes.
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09:30 pm Tuesday, 03 November 2026
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The bamboo basket, known as a soop, holds special significance during Chhath Puja as bamboo, a natural element, symbolises nature, which is worshipped during the puja, according to beliefs. Devotees place fruits, thekua and other offerings in the soop while offering arghya to the Sun God. The ritual is believed to bring divine blessings and fulfilment of devotees' wishes.
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What is the story behind playing cards on Diwali?
According to Hindu mythology, Goddess Parvati played a game of dice with Lord Shiva on Diwali night. After winning, Goddess Parvati proclaimed that anyone who plays games like cards on Diwali night will be blessed with prosperity throughout the coming year. Some traditions also connect the practice to Goddess Lakshmi, believing that friendly games of chance help invite her blessings.
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07:00 am Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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According to Hindu mythology, Goddess Parvati played a game of dice with Lord Shiva on Diwali night. After winning, Goddess Parvati proclaimed that anyone who plays games like cards on Diwali night will be blessed with prosperity throughout the coming year. Some traditions also connect the practice to Goddess Lakshmi, believing that friendly games of chance help invite her blessings.
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How could a Democratic win in US midterm polls affect Indian stock market?
A Democratic win in both the US House and Senate could increase scrutiny of Trump's tariff decisions, though existing tariffs may remain largely unchanged. However, Trump may seek to assert his authority through foreign policy, raising the risk of renewed tensions with Iran. This could push crude oil prices higher, increasing pressure on India's import bill, rupee and stock market.
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09:22 am Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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A Democratic win in both the US House and Senate could increase scrutiny of Trump's tariff decisions, though existing tariffs may remain largely unchanged. However, Trump may seek to assert his authority through foreign policy, raising the risk of renewed tensions with Iran. This could push crude oil prices higher, increasing pressure on India's import bill, rupee and stock market.
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Delhi's Red Fort illuminated with festive lights ahead of Diwali
Delhi's Red Fort has been illuminated with festive lights ahead of Diwali. The World Heritage Site's red sandstone walls, ramparts and entry gates are glowing with special lighting and decorative displays. This year, Diwali will be celebrated on November 8. The Amavasya Tithi begins at 11:27 am on November 8 and ends at 12:31 pm on November 9.
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09:36 am Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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Delhi's Red Fort has been illuminated with festive lights ahead of Diwali. The World Heritage Site's red sandstone walls, ramparts and entry gates are glowing with special lighting and decorative displays. This year, Diwali will be celebrated on November 8. The Amavasya Tithi begins at 11:27 am on November 8 and ends at 12:31 pm on November 9.
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Democrats take control of US Senate, Trump posts pic of cap with 'veto' message
Just like the US House of Representatives, Democrats took control of the US Senate by registering wins in 51 seats, handing a major defeat to Republicans in the last two years of Donald Trump's presidency. Meanwhile, Trump shared a red cap's picture having 'Veto' written on it. Earlier, Trump said, "I have the ultimate power - it's called 'veto'."
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10:54 am Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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Just like the US House of Representatives, Democrats took control of the US Senate by registering wins in 51 seats, handing a major defeat to Republicans in the last two years of Donald Trump's presidency. Meanwhile, Trump shared a red cap's picture having 'Veto' written on it. Earlier, Trump said, "I have the ultimate power - it's called 'veto'."
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Why is the setting sun worshipped first during Chhath Puja?
Chhath Puja's tradition of offering the first Arghya to the setting sun symbolises respect for both rising and setting phases of life. Devotees believe the ritual teaches that just as the sun rises again after setting, difficult times also give way to better days. The offering also reflects prayers for children's long life and family prosperity.
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10:53 am Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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Chhath Puja's tradition of offering the first Arghya to the setting sun symbolises respect for both rising and setting phases of life. Devotees believe the ritual teaches that just as the sun rises again after setting, difficult times also give way to better days. The offering also reflects prayers for children's long life and family prosperity.
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How is Diwali celebrated in Maharashtra?
The first day of Diwali in Maharashtra is observed as Vasubaras, where families and households worship the cow and calf, celebrating the love of a mother. The second day, Dhanteras, is celebrated by worshipping Lord Dhanvantari for prosperity and well-being. This is followed by Lakshmi Puja where families worship Goddess Lakshmi, offering money, jewellery and other symbols of wealth.
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11:21 am Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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The first day of Diwali in Maharashtra is observed as Vasubaras, where families and households worship the cow and calf, celebrating the love of a mother. The second day, Dhanteras, is celebrated by worshipping Lord Dhanvantari for prosperity and well-being. This is followed by Lakshmi Puja where families worship Goddess Lakshmi, offering money, jewellery and other symbols of wealth.
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Iran gives 1st reaction as Trump suffers massive defeat in US midterm polls
After Trump's massive defeat in US midterm elections, Speaker of Iran's Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, said, "Conscience or cost of living, Americans said NO TO WAR, and we endorse this message." "If US govt betrays their public will to serve international paymasters and blackmailers, it'll learn our NO comes with nightmare," he added. Trump admitted Iran war cost him elections.
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11:46 am Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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After Trump's massive defeat in US midterm elections, Speaker of Iran's Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, said, "Conscience or cost of living, Americans said NO TO WAR, and we endorse this message." "If US govt betrays their public will to serve international paymasters and blackmailers, it'll learn our NO comes with nightmare," he added. Trump admitted Iran war cost him elections.
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Why do devotees observe a 36-hour strict fast during Chhath Puja?
Devotees observe a rigorous 36-hour Nirjala Vrat during Chhath Puja, abstaining from food and water as an expression of devotion to Chhathi Maiya and the Sun God. The fast begins after the Kharna ritual on the second day and ends with the morning Arghya on the fourth day. Devotees seek blessings for family well-being, prosperity, and children's longevity.
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01:12 pm Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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Devotees observe a rigorous 36-hour Nirjala Vrat during Chhath Puja, abstaining from food and water as an expression of devotion to Chhathi Maiya and the Sun God. The fast begins after the Kharna ritual on the second day and ends with the morning Arghya on the fourth day. Devotees seek blessings for family well-being, prosperity, and children's longevity.
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How will ₹25,000 invested in gold every Dhanteras grow over 10, 15, 25 years?
Investing ₹25,000 in gold every Dhanteras can grow to ₹4.38 lakh over 10 years, assuming an annual return of 10% on a total investment of ₹2.5 lakh, NDTV Profit reported. Over 15 years, a cumulative investment of ₹3.75 lakh could grow to ₹8.73 lakh. Over 25 years, total investments of ₹6.25 lakh could accumulate to around ₹27 lakh.
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News By: Mansi Agarwal
01:42 pm Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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Investing ₹25,000 in gold every Dhanteras can grow to ₹4.38 lakh over 10 years, assuming an annual return of 10% on a total investment of ₹2.5 lakh, NDTV Profit reported. Over 15 years, a cumulative investment of ₹3.75 lakh could grow to ₹8.73 lakh. Over 25 years, total investments of ₹6.25 lakh could accumulate to around ₹27 lakh.
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9-year-old girl in Delhi suffers heart attack, dies in classroom after sports period
A nine-year-old girl, a Class 3 student at a school in Delhi, died of a heart attack after collapsing in her classroom. After a sports period, she returned to class and suddenly fell face down, according to News18. A teacher rushed to help her but found her unconscious. She was taken to a hospital, where doctors declared her dead.
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02:20 pm Wednesday, 04 November 2026
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A nine-year-old girl, a Class 3 student at a school in Delhi, died of a heart attack after collapsing in her classroom. After a sports period, she returned to class and suddenly fell face down, according to News18. A teacher rushed to help her but found her unconscious. She was taken to a hospital, where doctors declared her dead.
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