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Silver Price Today: Check December 29 Rates For 1 Gram And 1 Kg Silver In Major Cities
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Silver Price Today: Check December 29 Rates For 1 Gram And 1 Kg Silver In Major Cities

Silver Prices Today 29 Decemeber 2025: Silver prices took a beating on Monday. Analysts pointed out that the prices are expected to stabilise in the coming week after taking a beating following a sharp rally, as traders turn cautious and await fresh cues from the US Federal Reserve’s policy outlook. Market activity is likely to remain subdued, with only a handful of economic indicators scheduled, including November’s pending US home sales data and the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting from December, due on Tuesday. These releases are expected to guide near-term direction for bullion prices. The cautious tone follows heightened volatility in precious metals, with silver witnessing sharp swings after scaling record highs. While analysts remain constructive on the broader outlook for gold and silver in 2026, citing prospects of global rate cuts, safe-haven demand and firm industrial consumption, they warned that the pace of gains could slow after an exceptional 2025. Silver futures, however, witnessed extreme volatility despite a strong weekly performance. Overall, analysts said precious metals are likely to remain firm in 2026, although near-term volatility may persist as markets digest sharp gains, with interest rate expectations, global trade tensions and industrial demand continuing to shape price trends. Silver Price Across Major Cities In India On Dec 29 Silver Price In Delhi Today The current silver price in Delhi stands at Rs 258 per gram and Rs 2,58,000 per kg. Silver Price In Chennai Today The current silver price in Chennai stands at Rs 281 per gram and Rs 2,81,000 per kg. Silver Price In Bengaluru Today The current silver price in Bengaluru stands at Rs 258 per gram and Rs 2,58,000 per kg. Also Read- LIVE: Gold Price Today (Dec 29) Dips! Check 22K And 24K Rates Per Gram In Your City Silver Price In Mumbai Today The current silver price in Mumbai stands at Rs 258 per gram and Rs 2,58,000 per kg. Silver Price In Pune Today The current silver price in Pune stands at Rs 258 per gram and Rs 2,58,000 per kg. Silver Price In Kolkata Today The current silver price in Kolkata stands at Rs 258 per gram and Rs 2,58,000 per kg. City Per Gram Per KG Silver Rate in Delhi 258 258,000 Silver Rate in Chennai 281 2,81,000 Silver Rate in Bangalore 258 2,58,000 Silver Rate in Mumbai 258 2,58,000 Silver Rate in Pune 258 2,58,000 Silver Rate in Kolkata 258 2,58,000 Silver Rate in Hyderabad 281 2,81,000 Silver Rate in Ahmedabad 258 2,58,000 Silver Rate in Indore 258 2,58,000 Silver Rate in Lucknow 258 2,58,000 Silver Rate in Coimbatore 281 2,81,000 Silver Rate in Bhubaneswar 281 2,81,000 Silver Rate in Mysore 258 2,58,000 Silver Rate in Kanpur 258 2,58,000 Silver Rate in Salem 281 2,81,000 Silver Rate in Visakhapatnam 281 2,81,000 Silver Rate in Vijayawada 281 2,81,000 Silver Rate in Patna 258 2,58,000

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Watch Video: Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan and his kids enjoy Emirati heritage planting at Ghamran Camp
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Watch Video: Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan and his kids enjoy Emirati heritage planting at Ghamran Camp

Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum shared a heartwarming desert experience with his children, Sheikha and Rashid, at Dubai's Ghamran Camp. The technology-free zone fostered traditional Emirati activities, emphasizing heritage skills and family bonding. This visit highlights the importance of preserving cultural identity for future generations.

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New Year 2026: 10 Best Indoor Party Games For A Cosy And Fun Celebration
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New Year 2026: 10 Best Indoor Party Games For A Cosy And Fun Celebration

The countdown is one, and New Year 2026 is almost here! If you're planning a cosy celebration indoors with friends, family, or your closest squad, it's time to ditch boring routines and spice up your night with fun, interactive indoor games. From hilarious challenges to brain-teasing activities, these games guarantee laughter, excitement, and unforgettable memories. So grab your snacks, set up your cosy space, and get ready for a night full of fun, surprises, and endless laughter as we welcome 2026 in style! ALSO READ: New Year 2026 Travel Guide: Goa To Manali; 10 Hottest Party Destinations With Complete Travel Tips 1. Human Bingo (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Human Bingo is an interactive twist on the classic bingo, tailored for friends and family. Instead of numbers, each square on your bingo card contains quirky traits or actions like “someone who can do a cartwheel” or “has a secret talent for singing”. The goal? Find participants who match each square and get them to sign it. This game is perfect for breaking the ice in groups where not everyone knows each other well. It sparks conversations, unexpected laughs, and surprising discoveries about your friends and family. The excitement builds as the cards fill up and everyone races to complete their line first. 2. Blindfolded Paint Challenge (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) This game is all about creativity, chaos, and hilarious results. Participants wear blindfolds and attempt to draw or paint a given object in 90 seconds or less. You can use paper and markers or small whiteboards for easy cleanup. The best part? The results are often unrecognisable but always hilarious. Friends and family end up laughing at the wild interpretations, and you can even turn it into a mini-competition with small prizes for the funniest or most abstract artwork. 3. Mystery Balloon Pop (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Transform your living room into a mystery-filled adventure with balloons. Before inflating them, insert small slips of paper with challenges or funny dares inside each balloon. Players must pop the balloons and complete the task written inside. From “do a silly dance” to “sing the first line of your favourite song”, this game guarantees uproarious laughter. It’s perfect for mixed-age groups and keeps the energy high throughout the evening. 4. Indoor Scavenger Hunt (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Take the traditional scavenger hunt indoors with a New Year twist. Hide quirky items around the house and create riddles or clues that lead to them. Include small rewards, mini tasks, or funny challenges with each find. This game keeps everyone moving, thinking, and laughing. You can even theme the hunt around New Year memories, resolutions, or party items, making it more festive and interactive. 5. Musical Statues (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Everyone knows musical statues, but this version adds a New Year twist. While the music plays, participants must freeze when the music stops, but with a funny pose or New Year-themed gesture (like pretending to hold a champagne glass or miming a countdown). Anyone who laughs or moves is out. The last person standing wins. It’s a simple, hilarious game that never gets old and works perfectly in indoor spaces. 6. Emoji Pictionary (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Replace traditional Pictionary with a digital twist using emojis. Players draw cards with phrases, movies, or famous personalities, but they must depict it using only emojis on their phone or tablet. Others guess the answer within a time limit. It’s hilarious, modern, and highly relatable for Gen Z and millennials, making it perfect for social media sharing. You can also split participants into teams for competitive energy. 7. Trivia Time Machine (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Create a New Year-themed trivia game where questions focus on the past year or pop culture. Include quirky, fun, and unexpected categories like “Viral memes of 2025” or “Best celebrity fashion fails”. This game keeps everyone engaged mentally while giving plenty of laughs. Add a point system or small prizes for winners to heighten competition. This game is perfect for mixed-age groups so your family can also enjoy it. 8. Karaoke Roulette (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Spice up your indoor party with karaoke roulette, where participants draw random songs or challenges from a bowl and perform them on the spot. Add props like hats or scarves for extra hilarity. This game guarantees laughter, surprises, and memorable moments. Everyone gets a chance to showcase their hidden talents (or lack thereof), creating a fun, inclusive environment for the countdown. 9. Reverse Charades (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Unlike traditional charades, where one person acts and the rest guess, Reverse Charades flips the rules: the entire team acts together, while a single player tries to guess the word, phrase, or movie. This twist instantly amps up the chaos, hilarity, and energy in the room, making it perfect for a cosy New Year 2026 indoor celebration. Because the team is acting together, the results are unpredictable and often uproarious, sparking non-stop laughter. 10. The Silent Disco Challenge (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Put a quirky twist on a classic party idea with The Silent Disco Challenge. Each participant wears headphones playing their own music, while everyone else watches them dance to their invisible beat. The challenge? Try to mimic or guess the song based solely on the dancer’s moves. This game is hilarious because no one can hear the music, so dance moves become wildly unpredictable and outrageously funny. You can add extra twists, like timed rounds, dance-offs, or even mini props.

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Who Is Pranjal Dahiya?
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Who Is Pranjal Dahiya?

Haryanvi singer Pranjal Dahiya bravely halted a live performance to address a man's inappropriate behavior and attempted stage intrusion. She urged the audience to respect female artists, drawing widespread support online. Dahiya, known for hits like '52 Gaj Ka Daman', has amassed millions of followers, showcasing her growing influence in the music industry.

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Judge urges release of 'Punjab ’95' amid delays
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Judge urges release of 'Punjab ’95' amid delays

A three-year wait for Diljit Dosanjh's 'Punjab ’95' may end as Justice Ranjit Singh urges the CBFC to approve its release without cuts, citing factual accuracy and historical significance. The film, depicting human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra's fight against illegal cremations, faces objections over its title and references.

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NASA found something unexpected on top of Mars’s biggest volcano
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NASA found something unexpected on top of Mars’s biggest volcano

Mars's giant volcano, Olympus Mons, is a marvel of planetary geology. Its immense size and formation on a static crust differ greatly from Earth's dynamic plate tectonics. Recent discoveries of frost near its summit add to its enigmatic nature. Scientists continue to study this colossal structure to understand planetary evolution. Olympus Mons offers a unique window into Mars's ancient past.

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RCB's Rs 7 crore buy fails to fire, falls cheaply
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RCB's Rs 7 crore buy fails to fire, falls cheaply

Venkatesh Iyer’s dismissal came after a costly mix-up with Himanshu Mantri while attempting a quick single, leaving him short of the crease. The early exit once again brought focus on the 30-year-old, who has been under scrutiny following an eventful IPL auction cycle.

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Hindu Family's House Set Ablaze In Bangladesh, Taslima Nasreen Reacts After Visuals Surface
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Hindu Family's House Set Ablaze In Bangladesh, Taslima Nasreen Reacts After Visuals Surface

Mob violence in Bangladesh has taken a disturbing turn, with a Hindu-owned house being set on fire amid continuing unrest following the death of youth leader Sharif Osman Hadi and the country’s rapidly shifting political climate. According to multiple reports, unidentified attackers torched several rooms of the Saha family’s house in Dumritola village of Pirojpur district on December 27. The arson appeared to be targeted, with miscreants allegedly placing a cloth inside one room and setting it ablaze, causing the fire to spread quickly through the house. #BreakingNews Cases of attacks on Hindus have reached an alarming level in Bangladesh. On December 27 at 6am, miscreants set fire at homes of Kanti Saha Dumuria village under Pirojpur district. pic.twitter.com/M4s7ROHBSs — Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury (@salah_shoaib) December 28, 2025 Taslima Nasreen Raises Alarm Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen voiced strong concern on social media. In a post on X, she alleged that “Hindu-hating jihadis” had set fire to five rooms of the Saha family’s home in the early hours while the residents were asleep. Drawing parallels with similar incidents, Nasreen referred to earlier arson attacks on Hindu homes in Chattogram, questioning whether such violence against minorities would continue unchecked. She also took a swipe at interim chief adviser Muhammad Yunus, suggesting inaction in the face of repeated attacks. Attacks On Minority Homes In Bangladesh The latest incident follows another arson attack last week near Chattogram, where a Hindu household was set on fire in the early morning. Family members said they were woken by intense heat and initially trapped inside as doors had been locked from the outside. Eight members of two families managed to escape by breaking through tin sheets and bamboo fencing, but lost all their belongings and pets in the blaze. Police later arrested five suspects in connection with that case, while efforts continue to nab others involved. Threat Messages And Wider Violence Investigators also found a threatening message written in Bengali, accusing Hindus of acting “against Islam and the Muslim community” and warning that the homes, property and businesses of non-Muslims would not be spared if such actions continued. As per a report by The Daily Star, houses belonging to at least seven Hindu families were set on fire across three locations in Raozan within just five days, pointing to a broader pattern of violence. Police have since held meetings with local community leaders, urging vigilance and cooperation to maintain interfaith harmony and prevent further “heinous crimes”. Authorities say investigations are ongoing, even as rights groups and minority communities express growing fear over the spate of targeted attacks.

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