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Debt mutual funds recorded a net outflow of ₹15,908 crore in May 2025, led by heavy redemptions in liquid and overnight categories amid advance tax pressure

Debt mutual funds see ₹15,908 crore outflow in May amid redemptions

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Flexi Cap and Multi Cap mutual funds differ in structure and risk; understanding these helps investors align fund selection with market conditions and investment goals

Decoding Flexi Cap vs Multi Cap Funds: Strategy, risk and suitability

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Equity Mutual Fund

Investment in SBI JanNivesh SIP: The money collected through JanNivesh SIP will be invested by SBI Mutual Fund in the SBI Balanced Advantage Fund

SBI JanNivesh SIP:  Want to start Rs 250 JanNivesh SIP? Know where your money is invested

Multi Cap Funds

Amid continuous market volatility, arbitrage funds have surpassed public bank fixed deposits (FDs) in terms of one-year returns

Arbitrage funds beat bank FDs with higher returns amid market volatility

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In the last three years, the top 5 retirement funds have given an average return of 11-16 percent to investors

Retirement income: SWP vs Dividend Plans - which is the smarter choice?

Two of the largecap-oriented mutual fund (MF) offerings — flexicap and largecap funds — witnessed a spike in investor interest in October amid a fall in the equity market.

Through hybrid mutual funds, investors can not only benefit from the potential market growth but also reduce their risk by investing in debt securities

Hybrid funds: Low risk, high returns; experts explain who should invest

Vishnu Vardhan, founder, SML Generative AI

AI Impact: He says AI provides a huge opportunity for Indian languages to expand their reach

Opportunity or big threat? How AI will impact Indian regional languages

Jayant Sinha and Anshu Bharadwaj note that India is demonstrating a new paradigm in which economic growth does not have to go together with the consumption of fossil fuels and increasing emissions

The many paths to a greener future

The Planning Commission should be transformed into a Growth and Reforms Commission, headed by the prime minister. It should consist of non-political experts from various sectorsEver since the Modi government took office, the future of the Planning Commission has become a subject of intense speculation. The government is yet to appoint a deputy chairman of the Commission, or incorporate members. Media reports suggest several options are under consideration, ranging from abolishing the Commission to converting it into a "systems reforms commission" or a think-tank.The Planning Commission was set up in 1950 as a ministry of the Government of India, through Article 77(3) of the Constitution. In that sense, it is a department of the government just like the Prime Minister's Office, or PMO. The main functions of the Commission included: formulation of a Plan for effective utilisation of the country's resources; appraisal of progress in the execution of the Plan, and recommendations as to pol