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What is the Importance of Money in our daily life |significance of Money

money isn’t all that matters, however cash is something significant. Past the fundamental needs, cash causes us accomplish our life’s objectives and supports — the things we care about most profoundly — family, instruction, medical services, good cause, experience and fun.

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money isn’t all that matters, however cash is something significant. Past the fundamental needs, cash causes us accomplish our life’s objectives and supports — the things we care about most profoundly — family, instruction, medical services, good cause, experience and fun. It causes us get a portion of life’s intangibles — opportunity or freedom, the occasion to capitalize on our aptitudes and gifts, the capacity to pick our own course throughout everyday life, money related security. With cash, much good should be possible and much pointless enduring kept away from or disposed of.

In any case, cash has its own constraints as well. It can give us an opportunity to value the straightforward things in life all the more completely, however not the soul of honesty and miracle important to do as such. Cash can give us an opportunity to build up our endowments and abilities, however not the boldness and control to do as such.

Cash can enable us to have any kind of effect in the lives of others, however not the longing to do as such. It can give us an opportunity to create and support our connections, however not the adoration and caring important to do as such. It can simply make us fatigued, dreamer, childish, and forlorn. What amount do you need? What is it going to cost you to get it? It is remembering these two inquiries that gives us a genuine feeling of cash’s relationship to joy. On the off chance that we have not as much as what we need, or if what we have is costing us to an extreme, we can never be upbeat. We need cash to eat, rest, dress, work, play, relate, mend, move about, and appreciate solaces. We ought to recollect in picking our style that it accompanies a sticker price.

Proof of the mental and otherworldly destitution of the rich and well known fills our papers, magazines, tabloids, and TV programs and barely needs rehashing here. “We generally think in the event that we just had somewhat more cash, we’d be more joyful,” says Catherine Sanderson, a brain research teacher at Amherst College, “yet when we arrive, we’re definitely not.” “When you get essential human needs met, significantly more cash doesn’t make much more bliss,” notes Dan Gilbert, a brain science educator at Harvard University and the writer of the new book Stumbling on Happiness.

Indeed, we get a rush from the start from costly things. Yet, we before long become acclimated to them, a condition of running set up that market analysts call the ‘epicurean treadmill’. The issue isn’t cash, it’s us. For profound situated mental reasons, with regards to going through cash, we will in general esteem products over encounters.

Cash can assist us with discovering more joy, inasmuch as we probably am aware exactly what we can and can’t anticipate from it. Numerous explores propose that looking for easy street at a store is a costly pointless activity. Cash can get us some bliss, however just on the off chance that we go through our cash appropriately. We should purchase recollections.

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How much cash it costs isn’t the issue, yet how much the cash costs us is significant. Cash ought not cost us our spirit, connections, pride, wellbeing, knowledge and satisfaction in basic things of life. Individuals who sort out what they genuinely esteem and afterward adjust their cash to those qualities have the most grounded feeling of budgetary and individual prosperity.

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DU VC Prof Yogesh Singh entrusted with additional charge of AICTE Chairman

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Prof. Yogesh Singh, Vice Chancellor of the University of Delhi, has been entrusted with the additional charge of the post of Chairman, AICTE till the appointment of a Chairman of AICTE or until further orders, whichever is earlier.

It is noteworthy that AICTE Chairman Prof. TG Sitharam was relieved of his duties after his term ended on December 20, 2025. According to a letter issued by the Ministry of Education, Government of India, on Monday, Prof. Yogesh Singh’s appointment is until the appointment of a regular AICTE Chairman or until further orders whichever is earlier.

Prof. Yogesh Singh is a renowned academician with excellent administrative capabilities, who has been the Vice-Chancellor of University of Delhi since October 2021. He has also served as the Chairperson of the National Council for Teacher Education. In August 2023, he was also given the additional charge of Director of the School of Planning and Architecture (SPA).

Prof. Yogesh Singh served as the Vice-Chancellor of Delhi Technological University from 2015 to 2021; Director of Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Delhi from 2014 to 2017, and before that, he was the Vice-Chancellor of Maharaja Sayajirao University, Baroda (Gujarat) from 2011 to 2014. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from the National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra. He has a distinguished track record in quality teaching, innovation, and research in the field of software engineering.

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Goa nightclub fire case: Court extends police custody of Luthra brothers by five days

A Goa court has extended the police custody of Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, owners of the nightclub where a deadly fire killed 25 people, by five more days.

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A court in Goa on Monday extended the police custody of Saurabh Luthra and Gaurav Luthra, the owners of the Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub, by five more days in connection with the deadly fire incident that claimed 25 lives on December 6.

The order was passed as investigators sought additional time to question the two accused in the case linked to the blaze at the Anjuna-based nightclub.

Owners were deported after fleeing abroad

According to details placed before the court, the Luthra brothers had left the country following the incident and travelled to Thailand. They were subsequently deported and brought back to India on December 17, after which they were taken into police custody.

Advocate Vishnu Joshi, representing the families of the victims, confirmed that the court granted a five-day extension of police custody for both Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra.

Another co-owner sent to judicial custody

The court also remanded Ajay Gupta, another owner of the nightclub, to judicial custody. Police did not seek an extension of his custody, following which the court passed the order, the victims’ counsel said.

The Anjuna police have registered a case against the Luthra brothers for culpable homicide not amounting to murder along with other relevant offences related to the fire incident.

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Delhi High Court issues notice to Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi in National Herald case

Delhi High Court has sought responses from Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi on the ED’s plea challenging a trial court order in the National Herald case.

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The Delhi High Court has sought responses from Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi on a petition filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with the National Herald case. The petition challenges a trial court order that refused to take cognisance of the agency’s prosecution complaint.

Justice Ravinder Dudeja issued notices to the Gandhis and other accused on the main petition, as well as on the ED’s application seeking a stay on the trial court’s December 16 order. The high court has listed the matter for further hearing on March 12, 2026.

The trial court had ruled that taking cognisance of the ED’s complaint was “impermissible in law” because the investigation was not based on a registered First Information Report (FIR). It observed that the prosecution complaint under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) was not maintainable in the absence of an FIR for a scheduled offence.

According to the order, the ED’s probe originated from a private complaint rather than an FIR. The court further noted that since cognisance was declined on a legal question, it was not necessary to examine the merits of the allegations at that stage.

The trial court also referred to the complaint filed by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy and the summoning order issued in 2014, stating that despite these developments, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) did not register an FIR in relation to the alleged scheduled offence.

The ED has accused Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, late Congress leaders Motilal Vora and Oscar Fernandes, Suman Dubey, Sam Pitroda, and a private company, Young Indian, of conspiracy and money laundering. The agency has alleged that properties worth around Rs 2,000 crore belonging to Associated Journals Limited (AJL), which publishes the National Herald newspaper, were acquired through Young Indian.

The agency further claimed that Sonia and Rahul Gandhi held a majority 76 per cent shareholding in Young Indian, which allegedly took over AJL’s assets in exchange for a Rs 90 crore loan.

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