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Stocks to Buy Today: IIFL Securities initiated a Buy rating on NIIT Ltd, Escorts Kubota, Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, Balkrishna Industries Ltd, and Usha Martin. New Delhi: IIFL Securities on December 30, 2024 (Monday) recommended buying shares of Balkrishna Industries Ltd, Usha Martin, NIIT Ltd, Escorts Kubota, and Glenmark Pharmaceuticals. The brokerage suggested share price target and Stop Loss for the particular stocks. Usha Mart share price target Giving a Buy rating on Usha Martin shares, IIFL Securities said the stock can be purchased at Rs 384 per equity share with a target price of Rs 400 and Rs 410. The Stop Loss should be maintained at Rs 368. Buy: 384 Target 1: 400 Target 2: 410 Stop Loss: 368 NIIT share price target The brokerage advised the share market investors to buy NIIT shares at Rs 193 apiece. It predicted the counter to rise to the levels of Rs 200-205. It advised the shareholders to position the Stop Loss at Rs 368 Buy: 193 Target 1: 200 Target 2: 205 Stop Loss: 186 Escorts Kubota share price IIFL Securities initiated a Buy rating on Escorts Kubota and advised the investors to pump in money to purchase the stock at Rs 3259 per equity share. The target price should be set at Rs 3356-3420. The sharehodlers are advised to place the Stop Loss at Rs 3160 Buy: 3258 Target 1: 3356 Target 2: 3420 Stop Loss: 3160 Glenmark share price target Glenmark Pharmaceuticals shares are expected to gain and reach the levels of Rs 1640 and Rs 1675. The brokerage advised the investors to buy the counter at Rs 1586 and safeguard the scrip by positioning the Stop Loss at Rs 1533. Buy: 1586 Target 1: 1640 Target 2: 1675 Stop Loss: 1533 Balkrishna Industries share price target IIFL Securities gave a Buy call on Balkrishna Industries, advising the investors to get the stock into their kitty at Rs 2864 per equity share. The brokerage said the stock has the potential to rise to the levels of Rs 2973 and 3050. The Stop Loss needs to be set at Rs 2755, it added. Buy: 2864 Target 1: 2973 Target 2: 3050 Stop Loss: 2755 ( Disclaimer: This article is only meant to provide information. News9 does not recommend buying or selling shares or subscriptions of any IPO and Mutual Funds .) Click for more latest Markets news . Also get top headlines and latest news from India and around the world at News9. Biplob Ghosal is Online News Editor (Business) at TV9’s digital arm - News9live.com. Leading the english business editorial team, he writes on various issues related to stock markets, economy and companies. Having over a decade of experience in financial and political journalism, Biplob has been previously associated with Timesnownews.com, Zeenews. He is an alumnus of Makhanlal Chaturvedi Rashtriya Patrakarita Vishwavidyalaya. Follow him at @Biplob_ghosal.

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Death is inevitable. A part of life, one could say. Yet so many of us are reluctant to discuss the matter openly. It’s often done in hushed tones, possibly to avoid awkwardness. For Ms Ho Hui Sze, 31, a counselling psychologist, losing her father to cancer in 2021 left her grieving for a long time. One way in which she coped was by starting a podcast, Being With Grief. In the fifth episode of The Straits Times’ docuseries Let’s Talk About Death, we see how Ms Ho explores ways to support the grief journeys of her loved ones when she dies. She explores creating a virtual 3D bedroom. This can serve as an online memorial where she can curate stories for her loved ones to remember ​her by, based on items with sentimental value. Ms Ho also looks at the process of water cremation, a​ gentler alternative to traditional cremation. The question is, will this option be available in Singapore? Then it is off to a Death Over Dinner event at Indian restaurant Podi & Poriyal, organised by social enterprise The Life Review, which aims to normalise conversations about dying and bereavement. At this dinner party designed to inspire talk of death, Ms Ho and her three tablemates discuss their ideal funerals over chakka briyani. Ms Denise Soon says she has already discussed her funeral with her younger sister Vanessa. They have decided on jet-black vampire-style coffins embossed with rock ’n’ roll flames. The soundtrack to their funeral? Tunes from American rock band Guns N’ Roses. Ms Ho feels that her journey has led her to feel hopeful about the resources available to support her loved ones in their grief, and she wants others to embrace their own grief experiences. MORE FROM LET’S TALK ABOUT DEATH Let’s Talk About Death is a five-episode docuseries that follows several millennials and their loved ones as they navigate end-of-life planning, and it starts honest conversations about death and dying well.

Jonah Goldberg: What if most Americans aren't bitterly divided?California will revive its own subsidy programs for electric vehicles if Donald Trump guts US federal tax breaks for such cars, the state's governor said Monday. The president-elect has said repeatedly he would scrap what he called the "electric vehicle mandate" -- actually a $7,500 federal rebate for anyone who purchases an EV. Gavin Newsom, who heads the solidly Democratic state and has pitched himself as a leader of the anti-Trump political resistance, said Monday California was not "turning back" towards polluting transport. "We will intervene if the Trump Administration eliminates the federal tax credit, doubling down on our commitment to clean air and green jobs in California," Newsom said. "We're not turning back on a clean transportation future -- we're going to make it more affordable for people to drive vehicles that don't pollute," he added. "Consumers continue to prove the skeptics wrong -– zero-emission vehicles are here to stay." If Trump scraps the tax credit, California could revive its own Clean Vehicle Rebate Project, which ran until November 2023, granting rebates of up to $7,500 for people buying battery-powered cars, a press release said. California leads the nation in electric vehicle adoption, and is the single biggest market in the country, representing around a third of all units sold in the United States. State figures show that more than two million so-called "zero emission vehicles" -- which include fully electric vehicles as well as plug-in hybrids -- have now been sold in the state, with one-in-four new cars in that category. On the campaign trail, Trump was frequently hostile to electric vehicles, which he has linked with what he calls the "hoax" of climate change. He vowed repeatedly that under his watch the United States would become "energy dominant," chiefly through expanded oil and gas extraction. For many in California, such pledges are anathema, with the state frequently battered by the tangible effects of climate change, from huge wildfires to droughts to furious storms. Newsom -- who many believe has White House ambitions of his own -- has positioned himself as a bulwark against the feared excesses of an incoming Trump administration on issues from climate change to immigration, vowing to be a check on its power. With 40 million people, the sheer size of California's market has for a long time helped set the national tone when it comes to pollution standards for automakers. Rather than make two versions of the same vehicles, Detroit giants have willingly adopted California's tougher rules on emissions and efficiency for nationwide sales. That de facto standard-setting power has angered Republicans like Trump, who say -- on this issue -- states should not be allowed to set their own rules. hg/aha Get any of our free email newsletters — news headlines, sports, arts & entertainment, state legislature, CFD news, and more.

DiVincenzo scores 26 to lead Timberwolves past Spurs 112-110 despite 34 points from WembanyamaArticle content There are any number of ways to approach the scourge of speeding in residential neighbourhoods — but one Colorado resident went a few extra steps than most. And so now cops in Colorado are seeking whoever’s responsible for the manufacture and installation of road signs which take a blunt approach in telling drivers to slow down. Popping up around the city of Boulder, the signs are the correct shape and colour (and close enough in font) to, at first glance, be official signage. However, the wording on them is definitely not approved by the council. They trade typical messaging such as “Slow Down Kids at Play” for a far more blunt “Don’t Kill Any Kids Today.” A simple “Slow the F*** Down” has also appeared, with the four-letter F-word appearing uncensored. One outlet says about five signs total have been spotted. Harsh but fair, we feel, especially given the fact that any deaths or injuries caused by inattentive or reckless driving are too many. Still, there are rules in society preventing the unauthorized addition or alteration of official traffic signs, a law this vigilante effort flouts. “I appreciate the fact that it’s drawing attention to the fact that we’d like people to slow down and not be on their phones,” police commander Darren Fladung told Denver’s 9News. “But there’s probably, again, a few more appropriate ways about getting that message out.” Local media reports the Transportation Department has removed all the rogue signage ; we idly wonder how many of them now reside on the walls of DoT offices as creatively worded trophies. These signs seem to be professionally manufactured in metal and not just simple sheets of laminated paper some frustrated resident duct taped to a pole. An interactive data set said to be maintained by the City of Boulder until about a year ago suggests there were approximately five fatal crashes in and around the area last year . The same data says just under half of the roughly 1,200 total crashes resulted in some sort of injury or potential injury. Numbers appear to have spiked pre-pandemic at about 2,100 crashes involving vehicles, about 600 of which may have caused some injury or fatality. Sign up for our newsletter Blind-Spot Monitor and follow our social channels on X , Tiktok and LinkedIn to stay up to date on the latest automotive news, reviews, car culture, and vehicle shopping advice.

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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Jayden Daniels connected with Zach Ertz in overtime for his third touchdown pass of the game to get the Washington Commanders into the playoffs by beating the Atlanta Falcons 30-24 on Sunday night in a back-and-forth prime-time showdown between highly drafted rookie quarterbacks. Daniels ran for a season-high 127 yards and completed 24 of 36 passes for 227 yards and had two TD passes to Ertz and another to Olamide Zaccheaus to make the playoffs in his rookie year. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings.'Axis of Türkiye' uncovers a new foreign policy