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  WhatsApp, one of the world's most popular messaging apps, has added a new feature to its platform that allows users to keep unwanted calls silent. The feature, which is available on both iOS and Android versions of the app, is designed to help users avoid unwanted interruptions from incoming calls while they are busy. To enable the feature, users need to go to the app's settings and select the 'Notifications' option. From there, they can select the 'Calls' option and then toggle on the 'Always' option under the 'Silent Notifications' section. Once enabled, incoming calls from unknown numbers or contacts not saved in the user's phonebook will not ring aloud but instead will generate a notification in the notification tray. Users can still choose to answer the call or decline it from the notification tray. Additionally, calls from saved contacts will continue to ring as normal. The new feature is expected to be particularly useful for those w

  The Adani Group has witnessed a remarkable increase in its market value, with its stocks rallying by up to 45% in just five days. The conglomerate's market value has risen by over Rs 2 lakh crore during this time, marking a significant achievement for the company. The Adani Group has been a major player in the Indian stock market for several years, with its businesses spanning various sectors, including energy, ports, and logistics. The group has seen significant growth in recent years, and this latest rally in its stocks is a testament to its continued success. The rally in Adani Group's stocks has been driven by a number of factors, including positive investor sentiment, strong financial performance, and strategic acquisitions. The group's recent acquisition of Mumbai International Airport Limited has been particularly well-received by investors, with many seeing it as a major boost to the company's prospects. In addition to this, the group has also been making stri

  The National Stock Exchange (NSE) recently made changes to its indices, excluding four Adani group stocks from the Nifty Alpha 50 index. This move has generated a lot of interest among investors and has led to many questions about the implications of the exclusion. The Nifty Alpha 50 index is designed to track the performance of the top 50 companies listed on the NSE based on their alpha scores. Alpha scores are a measure of a stock's performance relative to the benchmark index, and they take into account factors such as volatility, risk-adjusted returns, and other metrics. The exclusion of the four Adani group stocks from the Nifty Alpha 50 index means that their performance will no longer be tracked by this index. This move comes after the Adani group stocks witnessed a sharp rally in recent times, leading to concerns among some investors about their valuations and the sustainability of their growth. The exclusion of the Adani group stocks from the Nifty Alpha 50 index is not a