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Who are Domestic Institutional Investors?
DII refers to ‘Domestic Institutional Investors’. DIIs invest in financial assets and securities of their home country. They use pooled funds to trade in securities and assets. These investments are are influenced by political and economic trends in the country. In addition to foreign Institutional investors (FII), the DIIs also play a decisive role in […]
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Overnight funds vs. liquid funds: Which is better?
Outbreak of coronavirus had a massive impact on the markets. Equity markets around the world took a huge hit due to the pandemic and its after effects. This has raised concerns among investors about their financial security and future investments. Following this concern, various alternate investment methods are back in the spotlight. Money 9 takes a […]
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How are Flexicap funds different from Multicap funds?
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) made two big announcements in the last couple of months for equity funds category. SEBI changed the allocation rules for multi-cap funds in September last year. Each multi-cap fund will now be required to invest a minimum of 75% in equities and related instruments. The previous rule […]
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Here’s a look at India’s famous cultural festivals
India is a huge and diverse country. With every state having its own culture and traditions, it is interesting to see the number of cultural festivals that are celebrated with fervour. While it may not be possible to list every festival, here are some that have gained popularity among tourists and people in those states […]
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Kumbh Mela 2021: Here’s all you need to know
Despite coronavirus-related challenges, the Kumbh Mela is being held as pilgrims look to gather for one of the world’s biggest religious gatherings. But it is being expected that the gathering is likely to see lesser attendance of pilgrims due to the threat of the coronavirus. Lakhs of devotees from different parts of the country come […]
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Jallikattu – a key event of Pongal celebrations
A test of grit was on full display as bulls and men tried to get the better of each other during the bull taming sport ‘Jallikattu’. The animals are let out one after the other from ‘Vadivasal,’ a narrow entrance to the sporting arena after announcements on the bull, like who owned it and so […]
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Festivals in times of Covid-19: Here’s how everyone is adapting to the new normal
Indian festivals are known for their diversity and the enthusiasm shown by people in celebrating each festival is unique. But the pandemic has totally changed the way festivals are celebrated and instead of brimming with enthusiastic people, gatherings wore a sombre look. Due to health risks, people were forced to stay indoors and who would […]
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Get a bang for the buck with these smartphones under Rs 20,000
The smartphone industry has seen a massive boom in the past couple of years and those days are long gone when you had to shed a load of money to get a smartphone with decent specifications. Samsung also produces smartphones with good specifications under the Rs 20,000 bracket to compete with rivals such as Xiaomi, […]
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Popular harvest festivals of India
Harvest festivals like Lohri, Magh Bihu, Pongal and Makar Sankranti form an important part of our country’s culture and they are celebrated with great fervour. Lohri marks onset of harvest season and also arrival of new year. To beat the winter chill, families gather around a bonfire and celebrate. It is celebrated in January. Makar […]
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A look at festivals in March 2021: Check out dates
India is home to many festivals spread across the year. March is a month in which Holi is celebrated and everyone looks forward to this festival. Apart from Holi this year, Maha Shivaratri will also be celebrated in March. Here’s a look at the festivals and dates that are going to be celebrated in March […]
