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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin slammed the Income Tax department's 'survey' of the offices of the BBC alleging that the central government was destroying Indian Democracy and Freedom of the Press. Read further on Dynamite News:

The knock on the door came at noon on Tuesday. Two dozen officials from the Income Tax department landed at the entrance of the BBC office – on the sixth floor of the 17-storey Hindustan Times House in central Delhi. The door was opened after the staff’s initial hesitation.

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The ministry of electronics and information technology is now formally in charge of making rules related to online gaming while the ministry of youth affairs and sports is in charge of e-sports. 

As interest rate increases are expected to slow, the pressure on technology businesses might reduce in the upcoming months. Hence, fundamentally strong tech stocks Oracle (ORCL), Gartner (IT), Canon(CAJ), Celestica(CLS), and AstroNova (ALOT) could be great investments to capitalize on the industry’s solid long-term growth prospects. Continue reading….

While the Fed hinted at slowing the pace of interest rate hikes after increasing rates by another 75 basis points today, the market is expected to remain under pressure as a soft landing still looks impossible. However, this bear market also presents the perfect opportunity for bargain hunters to increase…

While disappointing third-quarter earnings from big tech added to the pressure tech companies were facing due to the consistent increase in borrowing costs and slowing demand, the industry is consistently evolving and is well-positioned to grow significantly in the long run. Therefore, you would regret not investing in fundamentally sound…

The government is “not really interested in playing the role of an ombudsman” but is taking that responsibility “reluctantly” as the intermediaries’ grievance redressal mechanism is “broken”, union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar told the media on Saturday.