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Blake Lively Justin Baldoni: A federal judge dismissed most of Blake Lively's sexual harassment claims against Justin Baldoni in their It Ends With Us film lawsuit, citing that the alleged conduct occurred outside California. Lively can still pursue retaliation and contract claims against Baldoni's production company.
Quote of the Day: Charles Bukowskis quote encapsulates the delicate tension between autonomy and isolation. While modern life often celebrates personal freedomthe ability to act independently, set ones own schedule, and live without constraintsBukowski reminds us that unbounded independence can come with a cost: solitude. Drawing from his own life of hardship, rejection, and unconventional living, Bukowski explored through his work and his alter ego Henry Chinaski how freedom can be both exhilarating and isolating.
Quote of the day by Blake Lively: She offers a practical approach to handling criticism, emphasizing the importance of discerning constructive feedback from mere negativity. She advises focusing on valuable insights that foster growth while disregarding personal attacks, thereby protecting self-worth and maintaining emotional strength amidst external opinions.
S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq today: Wall Street experienced a volatile Thursday, with markets swinging sharply due to rising geopolitical tensions and shifting Middle East signals. Despite intraday drops, the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq closed with modest moves, with all three major indexes posting strong weekly gains.
Who is General Christopher LaNeve, new US Army Chief of Staff? The US Army faces a leadership shift after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asked General Randy George to retire. General Christopher LaNeve will serve as acting Army Chief of Staff. This explainer covers his career, education, deployments, awards, family background, and the context behind the change.
Who is General Randy George, why was he fired by Pete Hegseth, and who will be next Army Chief of Staff? The Pentagon confirmed that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asked Army Chief of Staff General Randy George to retire before the end of his term. The leadership change comes during rising military activity linked to the Iran war and troop deployments. General Christopher LaNeve will serve as acting Army Chief of Staff while the administration prepares its long-term leadership decision.
Bo Lueders death: Hardcore music community mourns the loss of Bo Lueders, a founding member of Harm's Way, who passed away at 38. The band shared a heartfelt tribute, remembering his empathy and presence. Lueders was also a co-founder of the HardLore podcast, sharing musicians' touring stories.
Do college students need to file taxes? Income rules parents should know
College students earning money from jobs, freelance work, or scholarships may need to file taxes depending on income type and limits. Parents can often still claim them as dependents. Filing may also help students get refunds from withheld taxes. State tax rules can differ. Experts suggest checking income details carefully and using tax software or professional advice to avoid mistakes.
Why was Gucci Mane kidnapped, and who are the suspects? Federal prosecutors say Pooh Shiesty, Big30 and seven others kidnapped and robbed Gucci Mane and other victims inside a Dallas recording studio during a dispute over a 1017 Records contract. Investigators cite electronic monitoring, travel records, surveillance footage and social media posts as evidence. Authorities say the suspects forced a contract release and stole valuables. All defendants could face life imprisonment if convicted.
189 surprising foods NASA will serve Artemis II astronauts in Space - unique menu revealed
Artemis II astronauts will enjoy a diverse 10-day menu featuring items like beef brisket, butternut squash, and mango smoothies. With 189 unique items, including 58 tortillas, the mission's food is shelf-stable and prepared using advanced technology. Astronauts taste-tested all meals, ensuring they are nutritious and easy to consume in microgravity.
AI coworker 2026: A new AI employee, 'Junior,' is revolutionizing workplaces by handling tasks 24/7, from drafting campaigns to monitoring communications. Companies are experiencing faster work paces, though some employees find its constant oversight challenging. Priced at $2,000 monthly, Junior is impacting entry-level roles, prompting discussions about the future of work.
Major Coal India arms report drop in production in FY26
Coal India subsidiaries BCCL, CCL, WCL, and MCL saw production drop in FY26. This occurred as India increased coal reliance due to global gas supply disruptions. SECL and NCL registered growth. Experts noted potential spoilage risks with aggressive targets. CIL met contractual coal supply commitments for power plants and industry. Adequate stocks are expected for peak summer demand.
LCA fleet to resume flights after software fix: HAL
Indigenous LCA fighter jets are set to fly again soon. A software issue affecting the braking system caused the recent grounding. Checks and fixes are nearing completion. HAL chairman DK Sunil expects the jets to be airborne within a week. A joint team is working on solutions. This development comes after an accident in February.
New COVID Variant Cicada (BA.3.2) may be affecting children the most, experts say
The COVID-19 subvariant BA.3.2, nicknamed Cicada, spread internationally, reaching 23 countries and appearing in wastewater across 25 U.S. states. While not a dominant strain in the United States, it has contributed to a notable share of infections in parts of Europe. Early studies indicate it may infect children more efficiently.
Silver & gold lose sheen, prices may remain volatile
Gold and silver prices saw a sharp decline on the MCX on Thursday. This drop followed remarks by US President Donald Trump regarding Iran, which increased geopolitical tensions and market volatility. Jewellers anticipate this trend could boost demand for the upcoming Akshaya Tritiya festival. Precious metal prices have been highly volatile recently, moving with news of the conflict.
Russian DPM calls on PM Modi; meets EAM, NSA & FM amid war woes
India and Russia are strengthening their partnership. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other top officials. Discussions focused on ensuring continued supplies of crucial commodities like crude oil, LPG, fertilisers, and coal. This visit follows a period of intense diplomatic engagement between the two nations.
India's realty market holds ground with local money
India's real estate market sees strong institutional investment. Domestic demand fuels nearly three-fourths of $1.6 billion inflows in the March quarter. Office assets lead with significant growth. Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds are key long-term backers. Experts see sustained GDP growth attracting investor interest for decades.
You thought Trump's ratings were in free fall? JD Vances numbers are drawing even more attention
Vice President JD Vance faces a sharp drop in voter approval. Recent polls show a significant increase in disapproval, impacting his standing. This decline coincides with a fall in his chances for the 2028 Republican presidential nomination. Prediction markets reflect this shift, though betting odds still position him as a contender. Upcoming events will shape his future political trajectory.
Attack on Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant would be a 'war crime': Says envoy to IAEA
Israel and the United States have long accused Iran of having ambitions to build a nuclear weapon, with US President Donald Trump claiming that threat as justification for both the 12-day conflict last year and the ongoing war sparked by US-Israeli strikes on February 28.
Brian Cox joins Dexter: Resurrection season 2 as New York Ripper, season 1 mystery solved
Actor Brian Cox joins Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 as the New York Ripper. The mystery from Season 1 connects to Dexters search for his son in New York City. Old secrets return and danger grows. New cast updates and production details are also revealed. The show streams on Paramount+. Fans can expect darker twists and more tension ahead.
Charter operators seek fair play in fuel pricing
Indian charter operators are protesting a new jet fuel pricing policy. This policy doubles their fuel costs from April. Commercial airlines receive a subsidy, but charter operators do not. The Business Jet Operators Association calls the move discriminatory. They highlight charter flights' role in disaster relief and emergency services. This decision could hinder government initiatives for helicopter medical services.
Income tax dept opposes benefits to Jane Street Singapore
India's tax office has challenged treaty benefits claimed by Jane Street's Singapore arm, suspecting 8000 crore in escaped income. The department invoked the MLI-Principal Purposes Test, questioning if obtaining treaty benefits was a primary purpose of the arrangement. This move could impact tax exemptions on derivative profits for Singapore-based FPIs.
India may soon notify new audit standards after prolonged regulatory tussle
India's corporate affairs ministry is set to announce new audit rules. These changes will bring Indian standards in line with global practices. The ministry is consulting with the National Financial Reporting Authority and the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. This move aims to resolve regulatory disagreements and finalise auditing and quality management standards for implementation.
Rajya Sabha clears Jan Vishwas Bill
The Rajya Sabha has approved the Jan Vishwas Bill. This legislation amends 784 provisions across 79 central Acts. It decriminalises 717 provisions and modifies 67 others. The aim is to enhance ease of living and doing business. Minor offences will no longer lead to criminal charges. This reform simplifies laws and reduces compliance burdens for citizens and MSMEs.
HAL imposes penalties on GE for F404 delays
GE Aerospace is facing penalties for late deliveries of F404 engines for India's Light Combat Aircraft program. Liquidated damages are being applied to each delayed engine. HAL has received only six of the 99 ordered engines. Discussions are ongoing for technology transfer of the more advanced F414 engines for the upcoming LCA Mk2 fighter jet.
Tulsi Gabbard will leave next: Trump to fire DNI next amid ongoing Iran War? Inside details out
CAG flags tax irregularities by banks, NBFCs
The audit identified 1,847 observations, including 671 systemic issues and 533 compliance lapses. The largest discrepancies related to improper deductions for bad debts, provisions for doubtful loans and transfers to special reserves.
Export duties on diesel, jet fuel not applicable to Reliance SEZ Refinery: Govt
Reliance Industries' special economic zone refinery will be exempt from new export duties on diesel and jet fuel. Court rulings have determined these duties are not applicable to SEZ refineries. The government recently imposed these levies to boost domestic supplies amid global disruptions. These taxes are subject to review.
Iran's parliament speaker claims 7 million ready to fight US
It is unclear where this figure comes from, but state media and text message campaigns have urged people to volunteer. The government has also called on retired soldiers to express their interest in fighting, while the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard's all-volunteer Basij force has begun accepting children as young as 12 into its ranks.
India-Azerbaijan officials set to meet this week
India and Azerbaijan are taking steps to improve relations. Foreign ministry consultations are scheduled in Baku this week. This follows a difficult period last year. India recently received assistance from Azerbaijan in evacuating its citizens from Iran. The new Indian ambassador met with Azerbaijan's foreign minister.
Payment norms for highway builders relaxed
The move is aimed at stabilising cash flows for developers grappling with higher input and logistics costs. Payments, typically released on a milestone or pro-rata basis under EPC and HAM contracts, will now be disbursed monthly for work meeting quality standards. Price adjustments and escalation dues will also be settled alongside these payments.
Key petrochemical products get 3 month import duty relief
India has waived customs duty on key petrochemical imports until June 30. This move provides relief to sectors like pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and textiles. The government aims to ensure stable domestic supplies and control prices. This exemption is a temporary measure to support industries and consumers.
Large investors in healthcare could affect affordability: CPI(M)'s Shailaja
The Left Democratic Front plans to expand public healthcare access if it wins the Kerala assembly polls. The party will focus on improving staffing and referral systems. This initiative aims to make advanced medical facilities available to all citizens. The LDF also expressed concerns about private healthcare's growing influence. KK Shailaja, a prominent leader, highlighted these plans during her campaign.
'Will hit Iran's electricity': Primetime Trump gives a crude shock
The gains in crude prices followed Trump's rare address to the nation, where he cast the war as a success. The president said the US would hit Iran hard over the next two to three weeks, and that Hormuz would open aturally after the conflict ends, without offering details or a clear timeline. French President Emmanuel Macron said it would be unrealistic to use military means to reopen the strait.
India Inc seeks export ban on key inputs, QCO relief
There were also suggestions for temporary relaxation or fast-track approvals related to import restrictions, quality certification or standards requirements for critical raw materials especially for micro, small and medium enterprises to enable them to source supplies from alternate countries.
PMI slows to lowest level in 4 years in March
In March 2026, India's manufacturing sector hit a snag with its lowest growth in nearly four years. The HSBC India Manufacturing PMI took a notable dip, largely due to escalating costs and a decrease in demand.
India is looking at preferential access to US market, says Piyush Goyal
Goyal met US trade representative Jamieson Greer on the sidelines of the World Trade Organisation's 14th ministerial conference (MC14) in Cameroon last week and discussed the next steps in the India-US bilateral trade agreement (BTA) negotiations.
Quote of the Day by Marilyn Monroe: I think that when you are famous every weakness is exaggerated.
I think that when you are famous every weakness is exaggerated. This quote by Marilyn Monroe, highlights how fame intensifies scrutiny and turns even small personal flaws into public spectacle. The quote reflects the harsh reality of celebrity life, where privacy diminishes and every action is analyzed under a magnifying lens. Monroes insight also reveals a deeper emotional truth about vulnerability and how public attention can distort identity and amplify insecurities.
Rahul Gandhi promises tribal autonomy in Assam; alleges BJP land grab
Rahul said the Congress would provide monthly financial assistance to women and Rs 1,250 to senior citizens. He also promised permanent land documents to 1 million indigenous people in Assam, replacing the existing system of annual allotments. The party also pledged a cashless health insurance cover of Rs 25 lakh per family.
'Win Bhabanipur, Win Bengal': Amit Shah sets BJPs 170-seat goal
Union Home Minister Amit Shah urged for change in West Bengal. He stated Bhabanipur's victory is crucial for the BJP's goal of winning 170 seats and the state. Shah expressed confidence that Mamata Banerjee will be defeated. He highlighted public fear over safety, unemployment, and corruption, indicating a desire for change.
Mamata Banerjee seeks Amit Shahs resignation, calls Malda incident a conspiracy
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has demanded Union Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation. She alleges the Election Commission of India failed to maintain law and order. Banerjee described the Malda judicial officer gherao as a conspiracy by Amit Shah. She urged the minority community to remain calm and avoid provoking riots or touching judges.
DC Edit | World Economy In Peril As Trump Stays On Warpath
Mr Trump has resolved to keep the war going for two to three weeks at least when he believes more of the stated military objectives like stripping Iran of the power to assemble missiles and bombs are achieved
Indias microdrama market braces for new wave of competition
The market, currently estimated at $300 million, is projected to exceed $3 billion by 2030. Unlike traditional long-form shows, these are vertical, episodic stories lasting one to two minutes, designed for mobile-first audiences. The format has seen explosive global growth, particularly in China, and is now gaining traction in India as viewing habits fragment across the day.
Assam role reversal: Pradyut Bordoloi contests on BJP ticket, Rajen Gohain for AJP in Barhampur
In 2021, BJP's Jitu Goswami defeated Congress's Suresh Bora. Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) founder leader Prafulla Kumar Mahanta won this seat six times in a row. All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) has fielded Mazibur Rahman from the seat in this year's election.
How Birthright Citizenship shapes Americas population the numbers tell all
Birthright citizenship is under review as the Supreme Court considers a major case linked to Donald Trumps order. The rule has shaped U.S. population growth for decades. Data shows millions of foreign-born residents and children affected. Experts warn changes could alter future population numbers, immigration trends, and citizenship patterns, making the courts upcoming decision important for Americas demographic future.
IPL 2026: KKR slump continues as Klaasen guides SRH to 65-run victory
Sunrisers Hyderabad secured a commanding 65-run win against Kolkata Knight Riders. Heinrich Klaasen's composed 52 guided SRH to 226/8. KKR struggled to chase the target, collapsing for 161. Despite a strong start from Finn Allen, KKR's batting lineup faltered. Jaydev Unadkat and Blessing Muzarabani were key bowlers for SRH.
DGCA-approved flying training organisations issue 2,364 student pilot licences in 2025
Flying training organisations in India have issued over 9,600 student pilot licences in the last five years. The year 2024 recorded the highest number of licences issued. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is enhancing safety and training quality through a ranking framework and regular audits.
Rajnath Singh chairs IGoM meet, urges constant vigil over West Asia crisis
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh led a crucial meeting on the West Asia conflict. The government is closely monitoring the situation. Measures are being taken to protect India's interests and minimize the impact on citizens. Steps include customs duty exemptions and support for industries. Domestic LPG supply is prioritized, with action against hoarding.
'Times up for Pam Bondi: Trump loses patience with AG amid Epstein probe; announces replacement
A workplace dispute shared on Reddit has gone viral after a manager allegedly threatened to fire an employee who requested more than three days of leave following her mothers sudden death. The employee, described as visibly grieving, asked for additional time off but was told to return within company policy or be considered as having quit.
Why was Pam Bondi fired by Donald Trump? The U.S. President has picked new interim Attorney General Todd Blanche.
Oil prices have surged over 56% in just one month, the fastest jump in years. Brent crude hit $109 per barrel, its highest since 2022, as U.S.-Iran tensions escalate. President Trumps threats against Iranian oil infrastructure and Kharg Island intensified market fears. West Texas Intermediate also jumped above $110, signaling global supply risk. Rising oil prices are pushing petrol and diesel to record highs, fueling inflation and increasing household costs worldwide. Analysts warn markets now price in longer-term disruptions. This sharp climb in oil prices may reshape energy costs, inflation trends, and global economic stability in 2026.
CCTV in medical stores may become mandatory; DCC proposes rule change
Medical stores will soon be required to install CCTV cameras. This new rule aims to ensure every sale is clearly recorded. The Drug Consultative Committee has agreed to this mandatory step. This move follows concerns about unregulated drug sales. A new mobile app or central portal will also track drugs prone to misuse.
AIBEA writes to FM seeking probe into HDFC Bank matter after chairman's exit
The AIBEA said there is a need for HDFC Bank's 120 million customers, shareholders and also the general public to feel reassured, and hence sought Sitharaman's intervention in the matter.
Big global investors, local cos eye IntelliSmart as smart meter push gains pace in India
A host of global investors and Indian firms are positioning themselves to acquire IntelliSmart Infrastructure, signaling a vibrant growth phase for India's smart meter sector. The Indian government's visionary goal of deploying millions of smart meters by 2027 is a major catalyst for this surge.
'NATO is the last thing we needed: Trump RIPS European allies over FAILING Iran war loyalty test
Trump to fire Cabinet members Left, Right and Center? DC on edge - who are on the list?
Attorney General Pam Bondi reportedly pleaded with President Trump not to fire her during a dramatic White House meeting after he accused her of an unforgivable offense. Trump informed Bondi of her impending dismissal, citing her alleged intervention in an FBI investigation related to Eric Swalwell as a key reason for the decision.
Is Tiger Woods planning to leave the US after DUI arrest? Here are Vanessa Trump's conditions
Vanessa Trump's conditions: Tiger Woods is preparing to seek treatment after the DUI arrest, with reports suggesting he may leave the United States for privacy. His girlfriend, Vanessa Trump, has reportedly imposed strict, non-negotiable conditions, insisting on a serious, medically supervised rehabilitation program rather than a luxury retreat.
A jobseeker who tried walking into seven companies in a single day to ask for work ended up facing rejection, outdated job listings, and even empty office locations. Sharing the experience on Reddit, the applicant described how most firms directed them to apply online, while some offices didnt exist at all, calling them just a ghost company.
Govt directive to offer 60% flight seats without additional charges put on hold
The government has paused its order for airlines to provide at least 60 percent of flight seats without extra cost. This decision follows concerns raised by airlines about operational and commercial impacts. The earlier directive aimed to ensure fair passenger access. The provision is now on hold pending further review. Currently, 20 percent of seats are available for free booking.
Sue their a** off: Trump advises Erika Kirk to take on HATERS, says they are jealous of you
Sudden SNAP cuts leave thousands of migrants, refugees without food aid this week - what happened?
Synopsis - New SNAP rules have reduced food aid for many migrants and refugees. The changes started in California and Illinois and may affect thousands of families. Some legally present immigrants no longer qualify under stricter eligibility rules. Officials say the law targets fraud, while advocates warn about rising food bank demand. More states are expected to follow these new federal SNAP restrictions soon.
Good Friday 2026 falls on April 3, and millions are asking, Is there mail on Good Friday and are banks open? The U.S. Postal Service will deliver letters and packages as usual, while UPS and FedEx keep their schedules. Most banks remain open for deposits, withdrawals, and online banking. Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange will be closed, and schools follow spring break schedules. Retail stores and restaurants stay open. Residents can plan errands, banking, and shipments confidently. With Delaware and New Jersey recognizing Good Friday as a public holiday, this selective closure affects financial markets, mail, and daily routines nationwide.
Govt imposes import curbs on all articles of gold, silver, platinum
These restrictions will apply irrespective of any prior contract, irrevocable letter of credit, advance payment, shipment status, or any other commitment, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) said in a notification.
A new poster for India's most expensive film, 'Valmiki Ramayana,' has sparked comparisons with Ramanand Sagar's iconic 1987 series. Despite a fraction of the budget and limited technology, Sagar's 'Ramayan' achieved unparalleled cultural impact through sheer ingenuity and heartfelt storytelling, a legacy modern, high-budget adaptations are now measured against.
Weekly Horoscope April 612: Three zodiac signs to be blessed with financial fortune
While the Horoscope highlights financial success for these three Zodiac Signs, the overarching message remains consistent: prosperity must be managed wisely.
Googles new Vids update makes AI video creation simple and free
Google is making video creation easier with new AI tools in Google Vids. Users can now generate short video clips from simple text prompts or images for free. This feature, powered by Veo 3.1, allows up to ten videos per month. Google is also enhancing avatar customisation and adding AI-generated music for paid users.
A shield for India Inc: How govt is blunting the Iran war shock
West Asia crisis: In response to Iran war chaos, India has rolled out a set of targeted measures over the past few weeks aimed at cushioning these shocks without resorting to sweeping market interventions. The approach has focused on easing cash flow pressures, lowering key costs and ensuring supply continuity.
Civil aviation ministry puts on hold free 60% seat rule for airlines
The decision comes after airlines raised concerns over operational challenges and potential impact on fare structures
JLL Ranks No. 1 in India for Real Estate Investment Advisory: MSCI Real Capital Analytics for 2025
Amid summer rush, Lufthansa adds flights to India
The airlines will operate fiveextra flights per week from Frankfurt to Chennai, Delhi and Hyderabad
TAFE posts 37% rise in FY26 tractor sales
The company achieved its highest-ever domestic sales, both the companys brands Massey Ferguson and Eicher Tractors, recording their highest sales
Air Indias Amravati flying school set to train 180 commercial pilots
The airlines also plans to train over 5,000 pilots over the next decade
Parliament nod to Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill
Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill: Replying to the discussion on the Bill, commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal said that it will help in the ease of doing business and ease of living by decriminalising minor offences, and help citizens and MSMEs.
A university HR employee's single mistake led to a personal ban on AirPods. This new rule, not in the employee handbook, targets her alone. Other staff members are exempt. The employee feels singled out, especially without a recent salary raise. She questions the fairness of the rule and her future at the organization.
These 12 World Cup stars dominated the playoffs heres why they are must-watch now
Standout performers across the playoff stage delivered decisive goals, creative assists, and leadership under intense pressure, playing a crucial role in securing World Cup qualification for their nations. These players consistently stepped up in high-stakes moments, turning tightly contested matches in their teams favor. As the tournament approaches, they enter the global spotlight carrying strong momentum and rising expectations.
USDAs Foreign Agriculture Service New Delhi Post projects soyameal exports to rise 13% on strong European demand
URGENT need to act: Britain rallies 30+ nations to reopen Hormuz as Trump hardens stance on Iran
AVGC Push Gains Pace: 15,000 School Labs, Rs 250 Crore Outlay to Power Indias Orange Economy
SRINAGAR: The Government of India has stepped up its push to expand the countrys orange economy, with plans to establish Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming and Comics (AVGC) Content Creator Labs in 15,000 secondary schools and 500 colleges, backed by an outlay of Rs 250 crore, the Lok Sabha was informed. Replying to Unstarred Question Minister []
Retiring with $1 million? This 401(k) tax trap could cost you big
Retiring with $1 million in a 401(k) may bring a hidden tax risk. Taxes can rise after one spouse dies even if income stays the same. Required withdrawals, Social Security, and Medicare costs may increase. Experts suggest planning early. Simple strategies like Roth conversions or charitable giving could help reduce taxes and protect retirement income.
India Post Payments Bank opened accounts without mobile verification: Report
A CAG report has highlighted significant issues at India Post Payments Bank. Accounts were opened without proper mobile number verification, and multiple customers were linked to a single number. The bank also experienced widespread account dormancy and a high rate of declined UPI transactions.
India joins UKs effort to open Strait of Hormuz, aids neighbours with fuel
India Auto Sales FY26 hit record 4.7M; Mahindra overtakes Tata as GST & EV boom drive demand
NTPC records highest ever capacity addition of 9.6GW in FY26
NTPC achieved a record capacity addition of 9,619 MW in fiscal year 2025-26. The company generated 432.2 billion units of electricity. Renewable capacity addition reached 5,488 MW. Coal production saw a 6.22 percent year-on-year growth. Power trading also experienced a 13 percent increase. NTPC is expanding its diversified portfolio and aims for 149 GW total capacity by 2032.
Recover outstanding damages, non-performance penalty of Rs 8.49 cr from Airtel: CAG
The CAG has urged Digital Bharat Nidhi to recover Rs 8.49 crore from Bharti Airtel. This amount is for liquidated damages and non-performance penalties. The penalties are related to mobile sites in Assam and Sikkim. Bharti Airtel was contracted in 2017. Many sites remain uncommissioned even after deadline extensions. The CAG noted weak contract enforcement in the report.
The Carl Jung active imagination method is a reflective and creative practice that seeks to connect the conscious mind, what we are aware of, with the unconscious, which holds thoughts and emotions we often suppress or overlook.
Why is silver price crashing by 7.1% and gold price by 3.6%, and will gold continue to drop below $4,400 and silver slip beyond $65? Precious metals declined after the dollar strengthened, oil prices increased, and expectations for higher interest rates grew. Turkey reduced gold reserves while Asian demand reacted to lower prices. Analysts are tracking inflation signals, currency trends, and global demand to assess whether gold may drop below $4,400 and silver may move under $65.
Growing digital arrest scams use fake police and court threats to coerce citizens into transferring large sums, highlighting the urgent need for awareness, verification, and strong cyber fraud protection.
Marlon Brando, a cinematic legend, offered profound insights beyond his iconic roles. His quote, a man that doesnt spend time with his family can never be a real man, challenges traditional masculinity, emphasizing emotional presence and connection over external achievements. This sentiment highlights the enduring importance of relationships, even amidst personal complexities.
Several measures announced to cushion exporters from Gulf conflict impact: DGFT
India is taking steps to help exporters facing challenges due to the Gulf conflict. Key sectors like gems, jewellery, rice, and pharma are affected. The government is working with insurers and banks on insurance and finance issues. Measures are being devised to resolve exporter problems.
