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Gold and silver prices in India closed lower on February 10, 2026, reversing gains from the prior sessions amid profit-booking and a rebounding US...

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Doon Defence Dreamers has reinforced its reputation in India’s defence education space with more than 710 of its students clearing the NDA 156 written examination. Alongside this milestone, the institute recorded an impressive 93 final selections across NDA 155 and NDA 156. The results underline the institute’s consistent performance in a highly competitive and evolving examination landscape.According to defence education experts, sustaining outcomes across consecutive NDA cycles has become increasingly difficult due to rising applicant volumes and changing evaluation benchmarks. Against this backdrop, Doon Defence Dreamers’ continued success has emerged as a significant benchmark within the NDA coaching ecosystem.In terms of final selections, the institute recorded 35 selections in NDA 155, followed by 58 selections in NDA 156. Maintaining this momentum across back-to-back courses reflects a structured academic framework, disciplined mentoring process, and a strong focus on exam-oriented preparation.Among individual achievements, Kamal Singh secured an All India Rank of 18 in NDA 155, drawing national attention to the institute’s training methodology and student outcomes.Growing representation of women cadets A significant highlight of the NDA 155 results was the selection of six women cadets from Doon Defence Dreamers. Their success reflects the changing dynamics of defence recruitment and the increasing participation…  ​Read More​YourStory RSS Feed

Omnichannel mattress and furniture player Wakefit doubled its profit sequentially to Rs 32 crore in the December quarter, sending its shares 7.8% up on NSE, the company shared in an exchange filing on Tuesday. In its first quarterly disclosure since its public debut in December last year, the company announced an operating revenue of Rs 421 crore in the third quarter, a growth of 9% from Rs 385 crore it clocked in the corresponding quarter of last year. During the same period, the company turned around its bottom line with a profit of Rs 31.8 crore against a loss of 2.4 crore last year. On a sequential basis, the company saw its topline grow 11% from Rs 376 crore, and profits doubled from Rs 15.9 crore in the September quarter. The company has been sharpening its focus on high-volume, small-ticket categories like curtains and tabletop décor to build customer trust and funnel shoppers toward larger furniture purchases. Looking ahead, the company is also betting on experiential retail to sustain this momentum.In a separate filing, the company also announced the appointment of ex-Myntra exec Parul Gupta as its new chief financial officer, effective February 10. Shares of the Ankit Garg-led company…  ​Read More​YourStory RSS Feed

There comes a quiet moment in life when something shifts. You still care about people, still value connection, still want to do well—but the need for approval starts to loosen its grip. Not because you’ve stopped caring, but because you’ve started caring about something deeper.Inner peace.At first, this shift can feel uncomfortable. Approval is familiar. It’s reassuring. It tells you that you’re doing things “right.” Peace, on the other hand, asks you to trust yourself when there’s no applause.But once inner peace becomes your priority, life begins to feel less heavy. You stop chasing validation and start choosing alignment. And everything changes from there.The quiet power of choosing peace over approval1. The cost of living for approvalLiving for approval often looks like being agreeable, accommodating, and endlessly considerate. On the surface, it appears kind and responsible. Underneath, it can be exhausting.When approval is your compass, your choices are shaped by external reactions. You say yes when you want to say no. You silence parts of yourself to maintain harmony. Over time, this creates internal conflict.Inner peace cannot grow where self-betrayal lives.2. Approval is temporary, peace is sustainableApproval is fleeting. It depends on mood, circumstance, and perception—things you cannot control.Inner peace,…  ​Read More​YourStory RSS Feed

SportsSkill has announced a lead investment from Mr Nirav Mody for its newly launched venture, SportsSkill Ladder, a technology-enabled community platform designed to bring...

A local software company in India has taken legal action in response to Anthropic's expansion to India. The lawsuit claimed that an Indian company...