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Gold prices soar! Safe-haven appeal, festive demand drive gold rates up Rs 1,500 in just a day; analysts expect further rise – Times of India

Gold price outlook: Market participants anticipate further increases in the price of the precious metal. (AI image) Gold rate today: Gold prices reached a new peak of Rs 78,300 per 10 gm yesterday, driven by safe-haven buying amidst rising tensions in the Middle East and lower US bond yields. Market participants anticipate further increases in the price of the precious metal if global geopolitical uncertainties escalate. Compared to Tuesday, prices surged by Rs 1,500 per 10 gm, according to an ET report.According to Kumar Jain, spokesperson of the India Bullion & Jewellers Association (IBJA), "Zaveri Bazaar is buzzing with activity as there is a surge in gold prices.The footfalls have increased by up to 20% on Wednesday compared to a week ago." He mentioned that the Navratri festival, ...
Sports

‘Churme ne maa ki yaad dila di’: PM Narendra Modi writes heartfelt letter to Neeraj Chopra’s mother | More sports News – Times of India

PM Modi and Neeraj Chopra (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday penned a touching letter to Saroj Devi, mother of India's celebrated javelin thrower and two-time Olympic medalist Neeraj Chopra. In the letter, PM Modi thanked Saroj Devi for sending her 'churma' ahead of the Indian festive season of Navratri. PM Modi began with respectful greetings, expressing his hope that Neeraj's mother is 'healthy, safe, and happy'. The Prime Minister then stated that tasting Saroj Devi's 'churma' reminded him of his mother."Respectful greetings! I hope you are healthy, safe, and happy. Yesterday, at the banquet held on the occasion of the Jamaican Prime Minister's visit to India, I had the opportunity to meet brother Neeraj. My joy increased during our discussions when he gav...
Politics

Watch: Landslide becomes garba stage for stranded Gujaratis in Uttarakhand | India News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: A group of Gujaratis found themselves stranded on a picturesque road in Uttarakhand due to a landslide. Instead of letting the situation dampen their spirits, they decided to make the most of their time by engaging in a lively garba dance. The vibrant performance was captured on video and shared on social media by Viraj Gorasia, quickly gaining viral attention."Currently stuck somewhere in Uttarakhand due to some landslide & a random group of Gujjus thought playing Garba is the best that they can do," Gorasia wrote in the caption accompanying the post on X. The footage showcases the group's enthusiasm and joy as they dance their way through the unexpected delay while travelling to Gangotri.The group's dedication to their cultural traditions and their ability to find happines...