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@UFBUIndia 1. At present medical insurance is only 4 lakhs it can be increased 10 lakhs considering medical inflation cost.
2. Merger of Special pay with Basic salary.
3. Term insurance of minimum 1 crore according to the scale of employees with premium cost may shared with employees.
Think of a long Test match.
For the last few years, Nifty was batting like it was on a flat pitch. Big shots, fast runs, a happy crowd. Nobody was worried.
Now the game has changed. The scoreboard has slowed down, and Nifty is walking back toward the pavilion end, around 22,600.
What is the pavilion end?
On our chart, it is the 200-week moving average. That is just the average price of the last 200 weeks, about 4 years. Think of it as the team's long-term batting average. It does not change fast, and it shows the real strength of the team over a long time.
This is the first time Nifty has come close to this level since 2020.
What happened here in the past?
2012, 2013 and 2016: The team took a short break here, settled down, and then started scoring again.
2008-09 and 2020: The team had a really tough session and dipped a little below this level, but later made a comeback.
Now look at the crowd, not just the batsman
A team is not one player. So let's check how many of the 50 players are still in good form. The chart shows how many Nifty 50 stocks are trading above their own 200-day average. Right now, only about 24%
That means most of the team is already tired and sitting on the bench. I have marked the arrows on this chart. Every time this number fell to these low levels (2022, 2023, 2025 and early 2026), the market bounced back soon after. It is like the whole team being exhausted at the same time. Usually, that is when fresh energy arrives.
A record that nobody wants
Here is a strange number. The longest losing streak in Nifty's history came in 2001, when it closed lower for nine weeks in a row. Right now, Nifty has also had nine weeks of losses, which matches that old record.
So we are standing at a rare spot. Three signals are meeting at the same place:
1️⃣Nifty is near its 4-year average.
2️⃣Very few stocks are in good form.
3️⃣The losing streak is equal to the worst one ever.
Does that guarantee a comeback? No. Every match is different, and nobody can tell how this innings will end.
Will Nifty settle down and play a steady innings again? Or will it face a few more tough overs first? We will know only as the game goes on.
For now, this is one of the most interesting moments on the chart to watch.
"History never repeats itself, but it often rhymes."
Hello @RBI , a few simple questions on your approval to keep bank branches operational on Sunday, 27 Sept 2026:
1. Section 25, Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 expressly includes Sunday within “public holiday”. If 27.09.2026 remains a public holiday under Sec 25, under which statutory provision has RBI authorised it to be treated as a “working day”?
2. RBI itself has stated that under Sec 25 of NI Act, declaration of public holidays is a Central Government function, delegated to State Governments vide MHA Notification No. 20-25-56-Pub-I dated 08.06.1957.
Where is RBI’s statutory authority to alter that status?
3. RBI’s own instructions separately recognise “Sunday banking” while continuing to recognise Sunday as a public holiday under Sec 25. Therefore, does the 22.09.2026 letter merely permit banking operations on Sunday, or does it purport to change the statutory holiday status of 27.09.2026?
4. If it is merely permission to operate, what is the legal basis for compelling bank employees to work on a day which continues to be a public holiday, particularly in view of applicable Industrial Awards/Bipartite Settlements?
5. Finally, please identify the exact Section/Act/Notification under which the RBI’s approval dated 22.09.2026 has been issued and clarify whether it has any effect whatsoever on the status of 27.09.2026 under Section 25 of the NI Act.
Regulation cannot become legislation by implication. The statutory basis should be crystal clear.
I sincerely hope to get an honest reply.
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One of the most reliable data that refers to top and bottom for Nifty. dividend yield of Nifty, except in crisis of 2008, 2013 and 2020 it has never crossed 2% mark now it has crossed.strong signal of market bottoming out. Of course no one can be 100% sure but it has worked!
HDFC Bank, Kotak bank are trading at lowest ever valuations. RIL, ITC, HUL, ITC, Infy Axis are trading at one of the cheapest valuations in 10+ yrs.
Last 5 yrs Nifty index CAGR in now stands at 12.38%.
Largecap category: 13.29
Flexicap category: 14.88%
Nifty Next 50: 15.5%
Multicap: 17.15%
Value Category: 17.17%
Midcap Category: 19.23%
Smallcap Category: 20.24%
Those finfluencers who told you to invest in index fund because they do that in USA have long gone into hibernation.