Akshaya Tritiya trend: Digital gold gains alongside jewellery buying; analysts see shift in investor choices

Flexible and transparent gold investment options such as digital gold and ETFs are expected to gain traction alongside traditional jewellery buying this Akshaya Tritiya, reflecting changing investor preferences, analysts said.Akshaya Tritiya, considered an auspicious day for gold purchases, will be celebrated on Sunday. Analysts said participation is evolving, with more investors exploring financial products linked…

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‘Mixed poison in soft drink’: UP man kills son, dies by suicide over wife’s extended stay at parents’ home | Meerut News

Kapil allegedly poisoned his four-year-old son and himself after a dispute with his wife MEERUT: A 35-year-old man and his four-year-old son died after he allegedly made the child consume a soft drink mixed with poison before consuming the substance himself, police said on Saturday.Preliminary investigations suggest the incident was triggered by a dispute with…

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Ex-soldier survives bike crash, dies in hospital; wife, lover poisoned saline for Rs 2 crore insurance, claim cops | Bengaluru News

AI-generated image used for representational purpose. BELAGAVI: Another March murder, another mystery. Days after Bengaluru girl Vennela’s murder was cracked, an ex-serviceman’s death under suspicious circumstances that had cops in knots has been solved.Aided by intelligent observation of the sequence of events and investigations, Belagavi police solved the death of 46-year-old former serviceman Sandeep Manjaragi.The…

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North Korea launches ballistic missile, other projectiles into the sea

North Korea fired several projectiles, including a suspected short-range ballistic missile, into the Yellow Sea on Tuesday, according to South Korea’s military, marking Pyongyang’s first missile launch in 37 days and its eighth weapons test this year amid rising regional tensions.South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said the launches were detected from the North Korean…

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6 tips to clean mushrooms properly without making them soggy |

Mushrooms rarely arrive perfectly clean. Even packaged varieties often carry traces of compost, loose soil or fine grit tucked beneath the cap. Some look spotless at first glance, then leave muddy streaks across the chopping board once sliced. Because mushrooms absorb moisture quickly, cleaning them is less straightforward than washing ordinary vegetables. Too much water…

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