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எல்பிஜி சிலிண்டர் தட்டுப்பாடு: The Indian government has labeled viral claims of a mandatory 35-day LPG refill cycle as fake news, reassuring over 30 crore customers that no such policy exists. Officials urged households not to rush bookings amid rising demand, emphasizing normal refill practices to prevent shortages.
செல்வமகள் சேமிப்பு திட்டம்: whether the Indian government will raise Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) interest rates beyond the current 8.2% to encourage more investments for girls’ future security? Government answers in parliament.
The Indian equity market rose as news of potential Iran negotiations boosted investor sentiment. Global oil prices eased and major indices, including Sensex and Nifty, posted gains with broad participation across sectors. Banking and energy shares led the rally amid cautious optimism about geopolitical developments.
விமான டிக்கெட் கட்டணம் உயர்வு:The Indian government has withdrawn the temporary cap on domestic airfares, effective from March 23, 2026, ending months of price controls that were introduced in December 2025 during the IndiGo disruption.
The Indian government will distribute three months of food grains in a single phase under the Public Distribution System starting April 2026. This move aims to improve efficiency, reduce crowding at ration shops, and enhance transparency through digital tracking. 2026 ஏப்ரல் முதல், ரேஷன் கார்டுதாரர்களுக்கு 3 மாத உணவுத்தானியம் ஒரே கட்டமாக வழங்க மத்திய அரசு முடிவு செய்துள்ளது. இந்த மாற்றம் விநியோகத்
பெட்ரோல் விலை உயர்வு: Indian oil marketing companies—Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum (BPCL), and Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL)—have raised premiums on high‑octane petrol variants by up to ₹2.35 per litre from March 20, 2026. The revision applies to IOCL’s XP95, BPCL’s Speed, and HPCL’s Power, with increases ranging roughly between ₹2.09 and ₹2.35 per litre across cities.
The Indian rupee plunged to an all-time low of 93.24 against the US dollar on March 19, 2026, dropping 0.65% in a single day and nearly 2% since the US-Iran conflict escalated, primarily due to surging global oil prices nearing $120 per barrel after attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure. Persistent oil supply fears have triggered over $8 billion in foreign investor outflows from Indian stocks in M
சென்செக்ஸ் – நிஃப்டி – பங்குச்சந்தை – Indian markets saw a sharp sell-off with BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 plunging as global tensions and oil prices surged. அமெரிக்கா–ஈரான் போர் பதற்றம் மற்றும் எண்ணெய் விலை உயர்வு காரணமாக BSE Sensex மற்றும் Nifty 50 கடுமையாக சரிந்தன. Investor wealth worth ₹9 lakh crore was erased amid FII selling, rupee weakness, and concerns over inflation and growth.
Indian benchmarks staged a stunning late-session recovery on March 16, with Sensex jumping 939 points (1.26%) to close at 75,502.85 and Nifty gaining 258 points (1.11%) to 23,408.80, recovering sharply from intraday lows of 73,949 and 22,955 respectively. மார்ச் 16 அன்று இந்திய பங்குச் சந்தை கடைசி 90 நிமிடத்தில் பெரும் திருப்பத்தை கண்டது – சென்செக்ஸ் 939 புள்ளிகள் (1.26%) உயர்ந்து 75,502.85-ல் முட
சென்செக்ஸ் – நிஃப்டி – Indian equities are in deep correction mode with Nifty down nearly 8% in March 2026 – the second-worst monthly fall in a decade – as more than 400 stocks plunged double digits since the Iran war escalation, triggering widespread risk-off selling across largecaps, midcaps and smallcaps. இந்திய பங்குச் சந்தை கடுமையான சரிவில் – நிஃப்டி மார்ச் 2026-இல் 8% சரிந்தது (கடந்த 10 ஆண்ட
