Bomb threat emails sent to Ahmedabad schools ahead of voting traced to Pakistan Emails threatening blasts sent to at least 36 Ahmedabad-based schools on the eve of the May 7 voting have been traced to Pakistan, the police said on Friday, labelling them as an attempt to spread fear among the people ahead of polling. Lok Sabha elections for 25 of the 26 seats in Gujarat were held in a single phase on May 7. The candidate in Surat has already won unopposed. The emails were sent from mail.ru domain,

TVS Credit's Q4 PAT Surges 33.43% to Rs 148.29 Crore TVS Credit Services Ltd has reported a 33.43 per cent rise in its standalone net profit for the January-March 2024 quarter at Rs 148.29 crore, on account of an increase in demand. The city-based non-banking financial company had registered a standalone net profit of Rs 111.13 crore, during the corresponding quarter last year. For the financial year ending March 31, 2024, the net profit of the company surged to Rs 571.83 crore, from Rs 388.68 c

Ukrainian drones strike Russian fuel depot, officials say A Ukrainian drone attack sparked a fire and damaged several storage tanks at a fuel depot in Russia's Krasnodar region, the region's crisis administration said on Thursday. About six drones were destroyed and debris fell on the refinery near the village of Yurovka, the administration said on the Telegram messaging app. Several tanks were damaged, the administration said, adding no one was injured in the attack. Drone attacks on energy fac

US STOCKS-Dow ends higher for 6th session, but Treasury yields pressure market The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended higher on Wednesday, stretching its winning streak to six straight and closing above 39,000 points for the first time in five weeks, as investors kept betting on supportive U.S. monetary policy. The other Wall Street benchmarks cooled a touch as momentum stalled and U.S. Treasury yields rose on the day of a 10-year notes auction. The S&P 500 ended unchanged after four sessions of

Rahul Gandhi cannot even sit in Parliament for more than an hour: BJP's Bishnu Pada Ray Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate from Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Bishnu Pada Ray, took a dig at Congress MP Rahul Gandhi saying that the latter cannot sit in Parliament for more than an hour. Rahul is a Pappu...He cannot even sit in Parliament for more than an hour. Why does he go outside? His mind does not work, Ray told ANI at Port Blair on Wednesday. Hitting out at former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandh