Imagine holding a small copper coin, seemingly ordinary, only to discover it’s a piece of history worth a king’s ransom. This isn’t just a dream for coin collectors; it’s the reality behind the legendary Lincoln Wheat penny. Minted for nearly fifty years, from 1909 to 1958, this iconic American coin, featuring President Abraham Lincoln and … Read more
Have you ever stopped to look closely at the “Drummer Boy” on the back of a 1776-1976 quarter? While most people see a piece of American history worth just 25 cents, the numismatic world is buzzing with the Bicentennial Quarter 3.2 Million Claim. The idea that a common coin found in laundry mats or vending … Read more
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) conducted more than 500 audits of Digital Addressable Systems (DAS) during the financial year 2024–25, according to its Annual Report 2024–25. These audits were aimed at strengthening regulatory compliance, transparency, and operational efficiency in India’s broadcasting and cable television ecosystem. TRAI stated that the television and radio broadcasting … Read more
For decades, Americans grew up believing one simple rule: work hard, retire at 65. That idea is now quietly disappearing. In today’s United States, retirement no longer has a fixed finish line. Instead, it depends on birth year, health, savings, and most importantly government policy. For millions of Americans born in 1960 or later, the … Read more
Coin collecting isn’t just a hobby; it’s a captivating journey that blends the thrill of discovery with a deep appreciation for history and artistry. Each coin tells a story, a tangible piece of the past that connects us to different eras, cultures, and economic shifts. From the intricate designs to the meticulous craftsmanship, these metallic … Read more
The world of coin collecting has always been filled with hidden treasures, unexpected discoveries, and stories of ordinary people stumbling upon extraordinary wealth. But as we step into 2026, the excitement has reached new heights, especially for collectors of the iconic State Quarters series. Launched between 1999 and 2008, these quarters were once slipped casually … Read more
On the Jagran Manthan podcast, senior journalist Sudhir Chaudhary opened up about a deeply serious and often unseen side of his journalism career. Using this well-known platform, he shared how reporting on sensitive national issues has repeatedly put his life and the safety of his family at risk. His words offered a rare glimpse into … Read more
Most of us treat quarters as throwaway change. We toss them into vending machines, tip jars, or cup holders without a second thought. But for collectors, that small silver colored coin can hold a powerful surprise. Some Washington quarters are tied to rare mintages, unusual errors, or historic moments, and a few are worth far … Read more
Social Security the cornerstone of retirement security for millions of Americans — is seeing important changes in 2026. While some adjustments increase benefits or earnings limits, one change will reduce take-home pay for higher wage earners: the Social Security wage base limit is rising. Understanding these changes is essential for workers, retirees, and beneficiaries as … Read more
New Delhi: Ahead of the much-anticipated “Mother of All Deals” between India and the European Union, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made a strong statement highlighting India’s global importance. She said that a successful India plays a key role in making the world more stable, prosperous, and secure. India’s Growing Global Role Speaking … Read more