Let There Be Glitter! Why Dhanteras is a Good Time to Invest in Gold
The Hindu
It’s that time of the year again — when all that glitters is gold. Yes, the festive season is here, and around Dhanteras, the demand for the precious yellow metal usually sees a rise. This day is cons
It’s that time of the year again — when all that glitters is . Yes, the festive season is here, and around Dhanteras, the demand for the precious yellow metal usually sees a rise. This day is considered auspicious to buy gold, but ever since the pandemic struck, we’ve become more cautious about our financial decisions. Is investing in gold still a good idea? Should we take the plunge yet again this festive season? The answer is a big YES.
Although the price of gold is high, it is important to understand that historically, it has proven to be a good hedge against weakened currency and inflation. This makes it a particularly safe investment, more so when we are living in uncertain times.

The formal launch of the distribution of free copies of The Hindu In School, an initiative supported by the Manappuram Foundation, took place at their Valappad office on Tuesday. As part of the foundation’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts, the project was officially inaugurated by George De Das, CEO of the foundation. The project aims to encourage students to enhance their English language skills and better prepare themselves to meet the challenges of the future. In addition to The Hindu In School, participating schools will also receive copies of The Hindu YoungWorld and The Hindu In School Weekend tabloid, offering a well-rounded reading experience.

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