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    Sensex expiry day hit by tech glitch on record high day, brokers blame BSE

    Sensex hit 80,893, but a BSE glitch during weekly expiries caused F&O traders, including Anil Hudda from Jaipur, significant losses (Rs 15 lakh). Orders on Zerodha were 'open pending.' Groww cited connectivity issues, fixed by noon. Hudda shared his grievances on X. Demat accounts reached 16.2 crore, with BSE's F&O turnover rising 15% month-on-month amidst increasing market volumes.

    Budgetary allocation continuously increasing for infra sector: Anil Yadav, IRB Infrastructure

    ​One of such projects is expected to complete end of this financial year. But we do not expect any further increase in any of the project because the tariff revision is annual.

    EPFO notifies policy for hiring retired employees on contract basis

    The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has announced a policy for hiring retired officers and employees on a contract basis. This move aims to fill existing vacancies in various cadres across EPFO, as existing personnel may lack the required competency. The policy, approved by the EPFO's executive committee in October 2023, will be for an initial one-year term, with the possibility of extension beyond two years after superannuation.

    Aiming to make renewable arm a $10 billion biz in next couple of years: Devansh Jain, InoxGFL Group

    ​No offense to mobile phones or televisions, these are very high end complex products. You need to have the ability to stand for the next 20-25 years in terms of capability, in terms of developing projects, building projects.

    TRAI offers relief to TV distribution platforms in amended tariff order

    TRAI's new tariff orders aim to reduce regulatory burden on DPOs in the TV industry. Changes include lifting NCF cap, allowing DPOs to charge based on paying capacity, and free-to-air channels now free on certain platforms. Discounts on a-la-carte channels permitted.

    “Sad to see losses”: Angry Zerodha users take to social media to complain of fresh glitch

    Multiple Zerodha users on Monday took to social media to complain about tech glitches related to placed orders. While the broker updated that the glitch has been fixed, investors expressed their anger on social media.

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