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Mumbai: Shares of frozen meat exporter HMA Agro Industries are in focus today after the company said in its latest exchange filing that CRISIL Ratings Limited has issued a new credit rating for its bank facilities. According to the information shared, CRISIL has assigned the company's bank loan facilities totalling Rs 1,250 crore a long-term rating of BBB+ (Stable Outlook) and a short-term rating of A2. This indicates that the company's debt servicing capacity is considered satisfactory and that its financial position is expected to remain stable in the near term. Share price today The stock started the trading session…

New Delhi: Property succession in India is often viewed through a simple lens: once the owner passes away, the asset moves to the legal heirs. Since India currently does not levy an inheritance or estate tax, many families assume that the process is largely frictionless. In practice, however, the transfer of property to heirs can carry several financial and administrative implications that are not always anticipated. Mutation of records  According to Ashish Nasa, Managing Director & CEO, Universal Trustees, the first point that requires attention is the process of title transmission. "Unlike movable financial assets, where nomination or account transfer…

New Delhi: Amid persistent inflationary pressures, fluctuating interest rate cycles, and ongoing geopolitical tensions, global financial markets have remained volatile over the past few years, prompting investors to reassess traditional portfolio strategies. Equity markets in several economies have seen sharp swings, while uncertainty around global growth has further reinforced the need for stability in investment choices. In this environment, tangible assets are once again drawing attention.  In India, luxury housing is steadily emerging as a preferred option among affluent investors who are looking beyond lifestyle aspirations and viewing premium residential properties as long-term wealth assets. With strong demand, limited supply…

New Delhi: To compete with private courier and logistics companies, the central government has made significant changes to India Post's regulations. New premium services, such as "24 Speed ​​Post," "48 Speed ​​Post," and "24 Speed ​​Post Parcel," have been introduced for faster delivery of documents and parcels. All these new premium services will be available from March 17, 2026. Services to be available in 6 cities New tariffs and categories for time-bound delivery have been added by amending the provisions of the Post Office Regulations, 2024. According to the notification, these services will initially be launched between six major cities:…