Gur ends quiet in thin trade

The national capital continued to remain in the grip of severe heat despite the mercury coming down slightly from the 45-degree mark today. The maximum temperature was registered at 43.5 deg C, which was three degree above normal and 1.5 degrees down from ...

Snapping a three day losing streak, gold prices recovered by Rs 100 to Rs 27,050 per 10 grams in the national capital on Saturday, on scattered buying by retailers at prevailing lower levels. Silver also advanced by Rs 200 to Rs 44,300 per kg on increased ...

Stockholm police called in reinforcements from across Sweden to quell a possible sixth straight night of riots in the capitals immigrant-dominated suburbs as Britain and the US warned against travelling to the hotspots. Nearly a week of riots have put Swedens ...

New Delhi, May 24: The national capital continued to bear the brunt of heat wave with mercury settling at 45 degree Celsius today, and the weathermen have predicted no respite from scorching heat in days to come. The day temperature was recorded five notches ...

Temperatures continued to remain high across North India on Friday with the national capital touching 45 degrees Celsius and Amritsar boiling at 47 degrees Celsius. Rajasthan sizzled between 44 and 47 degrees Celsius. However, the Met department has said that ...

Leading bourse National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday said it will scale down securities transaction tax (STT) in the capital market segments from June 1. The revision is as per the Finance Act 2013, which received Presidential assent on May 10. Introduced ...

In December 2001, when Parliament was attacked it opened the nation's collective eye to the vulnerability of the national capital. As recently as last month the national capital recorded 30 seismic tremors. Excessive urbanization increasing stress on the ...

Delhiites went through another day of searing heat as the national capital sizzled on Thursday with the mercury touching 45.7 degree Celsius mark, making it the hottest day of the season yet, and the highest temperature for the month of May in a decade. Nine ...

We're number one! (For student indebtedness.) And number two! (For repayment of student debt.) New data released by the New York Federal Reserve Bank shows that the nation's capital leads the country in student debt concentration. 25.9 percent of ...