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05.04 / 17:41

markets Provident Trade War country prevention Pharmaceuticals India emerges winner in US reciprocal tariff, sees limited impact of pharma tariffs

reciprocal tariffs imposed by the US and has a first mover advantage as compared to other countries because of the Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) that the two are negotiating, officials said, adding that Indian exporters are better positioned to deal with the additional US tariffs as compared to their competitors. The country, they said, will take all measures to check dumping of goods from China as Beijing is slapped with steeper tariffs and work within the World Trade Organization (WTO) framework to prevent the dumping of excess capacity into its markets by countries hit by high US tariffs. “The government is there to protect domestic industry from any possibility of dumping of goods in such a situation,” said an official. New Delhi is also exploring measures to protect sensitive sectors like dairy and agriculture amid the trade war. While the reciprocal tariffs on India are 26%, those on China are 34%. India is also likely to gain from the US-China trade war.

05.04 / 17:41

UPS Provident Art Progressive security country Amit Shah promises Rs 1 cr to villages that go naxal-free

Shah was on a two-day visit to Chhattisgarh. He has set a deadline of March 31, 2026, to make the country free of left-wing extremists. He said 521 Naxalites have surrendered so far this year, while 881 Naxalites surrendered in 2024. «Shah expressed confidence that those Naxalites who lay down their arms will be able to join the mainstream and progress, but those who choose the path of violence by picking up weapons will be dealt with strictly by the security forces,» said an official statement. The home minister said no one wants to harm anyone, and therefore Naxalites should abandon violence and come into the mainstream, as both the Union government and the Chhattisgarh government will provide them protection. He also said that starting next year, artists from every tribal district of the country will be included in the Bastar Pandum, an annual event to showcase the traditions, culture and art of Bastar.

05.04 / 17:41

security President students Inside social reports Colleges Do bodyguards escort him to the bathroom? A look inside Barron Trump's bizarre campus life during his freshman year at NYU

NYU’s Stern School of Business is anything but ordinary. With Secret Service convoys, undercover escorts, and an eerie absence from dining halls, Barron's campus life has become the subject of fascination, speculation, and whispered gossip in the hallways of academia.

05.04 / 17:41

UPS Provident Aware Career Google wellness cover As infertility rates rise, India Inc rolls out family-planning benefits

Companies like Google, Accenture, Diageo, Myntra, IKEA, and L’Oréal are including fertility treatments like IVF under insurance, offering emotional support through employee assistance programmes, organising seminars to drive awareness on infertility and available support systems. Egg and sperm freezing, too, are being added to medical insurance programmes for employees looking to delay their parenthood journey for career or personal reasons. India has a population of as many as 27.5 million infertile people, including men and women, according to the Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction. However, organisations are stepping up to drive the change. In November last year, Google India expanded its family building benefits in India, increasing reimbursements for expenses related to fertility treatments — including options like fertility preservation, IUI, and IVF.

05.04 / 17:41

Aware Election 2020 Courts politician Relationships Court dismisses Dhananjay Munde's appeal against order to pay maintenance

Mumbai: A sessions court here on Saturday dismissed former Maharashtra minister Dhananjay Munde's appeal against an interim order of a magistrate, directing him to pay maintenance to a woman, who claims to be his first wife. The appeal by Munde, an NCP legislator, was dismissed by additional sessions judge Shaikh Akbar Shaikh Jafar. The detailed order was not available yet. The Nationalist Congress Party leader had claimed in his appeal that he was never married to Karuna Munde, the applicant. The magistrate did not apply his mind and passed an arbitrary order, he had argued. The Bandra magistrate court on February 4 had partly allowed Karuna Munde's plea and directed Dhananjay Munde to pay Rs 1,25,000 per month to her and Rs 75,000 per month to their daughter as interim maintenance. The magistrate had also refused to accept the former state minister's contention that he was not married to the woman.

05.04 / 17:29

UPS Booking Odyssey Universities social reports 2025, a disappointing odyssey: This is not the future we expected when we read sci-fi as kids

Brunner eschews conventional plotting. Instead, we get postcards from the future, a world on fire, ravaged by climate change and ecocide.

05.04 / 17:29

Provident Food wellness Myanmar Experts country medicines India, China rich countries, everyone should pitch in during crisis like Myanmar quake: US Secretary of State

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said while America is willing to continue to help those affected by the Myanmar earthquake, other countries should also pitch in to provide humanitarian assistance during such crises worldwide. «Well, we're not the government of the world. No, we will provide humanitarian assistance just like everybody else does and do it the best we can. But we also have other needs we have to balance that against. We're not walking away from humanitarian assistance,» Rubio told the media at NATO Headquarters in Brussels on Friday. Rubio was responding to a question about the earthquake and how the US offered help during such incidents by saving lives on the ground through special equipment and experts. Rubio was asked if that was not happening because of the dismantling of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). «There's a lot of other rich countries in the world. They should all be pitching in. We're going to do our part. We already have people there, we'll have more people there. We'll help as much as we can. It's not the easiest place to work. They have a military junta that doesn't like us and doesn't necessarily allow us to operate in that country the way we want to. That would have impeded our response no matter what,» he said.

05.04 / 17:29

UPS Target economy Citigroup Trade War Why have billions been wiped out from banks worldwide despite Donald Trump's tariffs not hitting them directly? Here's the reason, and why a recession could be looming

Why are bank stocks crashing globally even though Trump’s tariffs don’t target them?- If you've been keeping an eye on the stock market, you probably noticed a wild swing recently—especially in the banking sector. Billions of dollars have vanished from global banks, and the confusion is real. You might be asking: Wait, aren’t Trump’s tariffs aimed at goods? Why are banks bleeding? That’s the heart of the issue. While President Donald Trump’s new tariff walls—reportedly the toughest in a century—don’t hit banks directly, the ripple effects are enough to spook the financial world. And the selloff we’re seeing now? It’s not just a blip. It could be the early signs of something much bigger, potentially tipping the global economy toward a 2025 recession.

05.04 / 17:29

Progressive film Inside social reports Headlines Blake Lively’s popularity plummets amid Justin Baldoni lawsuit; Hollywood insider claims, no one wants to work with her anymore

Blake Lively is currently making headlines way too frequently as she is facing backlash from all corners. She is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. As her legal dispute with It Ends With Us co-star, Justin Baldoni, escalates, so does the backlash. With Hollywood insiders turning away and her popularity dwindling, Lively's public image is suffering greatly. Blake Lively's popularity has dipped to a new low as her legal battle with Justin Baldoni progresses. In her lawsuit against «It Ends With Us» co-star Justin Baldoni, who also directed and produced the film, Blake Lively is attempting to portray herself as a victim of sexual harassment and defamation. However, her public image is reaching a new low, as quoted in a report by the NewsNation.

05.04 / 17:29

Cooper show country information Courts Investigations Samay Raina appears before Guwahati Police in connection to case 'promoting obscenity'

Samay Raina on Saturday appeared before the Assam Police in Guwahati in connection with a case filed against him and four others for allegedly promoting obscenity on a publicly accessible online show. Raina had earlier informed the police that he was out of the country. He appeared before the investigating officer of the Crime Branch, Guwahati Police. «He was examined and his statement recorded in connection with the case,» an officer said. A case was registered by Guwahati Police against Raina and other YouTubers and social media influencers on February 10. The others included popular personalities like Ranveer Allahbadia, Ashish Chanchlani, Jaspreet Singh, Apoorva Makhija, among others. The case was registered for promoting obscenity and engaging in sexually explicit and vulgar discussion in a publicly accessible online show, causing a serious harm to public decency and morality. Guwahati Police's Crime Branch had registered a case under sections of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita (BNS), read with sections of the IT Act, Cinematograph Act 1952 and ⁠Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986.

05.04 / 17:29

UPS Provident Manufacturing awards innovations Second fund of funds’ first instalment, Startup India Desk in works: Piyush Goyal

Piyush Goyal Saturday encouraged young founders to set ambitious goals and rise beyond the limitations of the present and called upon the country’s youth to lead the way in emerging sectors like AI, semiconductors and deep-tech. He also said that the second fund of funds for startups (FFS) with a corpus of Rs 10,000 crore has been approved and this year, Rs 2,000 crore will be disbursed to SIDBI as the first installment. A significant portion of the fund will be reserved for seed funding of small startups and to support deep-tech innovation. “The potential you hold will make you a great contributor to India’s journey in this Amrit Kaal. Let the Startup Mahakumbh ignite aspirations that go beyond the current realm of reality,” Goyal said while conferring the Startup Maharathi Awards at Startup Mahakumbh 2025.

05.04 / 17:29

markets Platform Strategy Experts exclusive reports New Real Estate Listing rules take effect: Are buyers at a disadvantage? Here’s how it affects sellers

The changes, introduced by the National Association of Realtors (NAR), have sparked debates over their impact on transparency, competition, and fair housing practices.

05.04 / 17:29

CEO Align Food Trade Interviews Zomato parent Eternal's COO for food delivery Rinshul Chandra resigns

Eternal, has resigned, the company said Saturday. Food delivery is the company's biggest revenue generating vertical. Chandra had joined the company in 2018 and was elevated to the role of food delivery COO in 2023. In the food delivery segment, which is led by Rakesh Ranjan, the company has witnessed a slowdown in growth amid broader consumption softness.

05.04 / 17:29

Progressive Remark Election social rights Relationships India questions good faith of Bangladesh interim regime after Yunus' press secretary creates controversy

Yunus following talks between PM Narendra Modi and Chief Adviser claiming that the Indian leader undermined former PM Sheikh Hasina and stated that he has no negative views about her extradition call into question both the seriousness and the good faith of the interim government. With regard to remarks by the Press Secretary to Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus, sources dismissed the account as mischievous and politically motivated. Modi spoke of the progress in bilateral relationship since 2014 and characterized it as a deep friendship between our societies and people. Sources noted that the characterisation of Modi's remarks regarding the relationship between Yunus and the previous government was also inaccurate. Modi also mentioned the importance of elections as the basis of legitimacy in any democracy. A continued procrastination in this regard would damage the Chief Advisor’s reputation.

05.04 / 17:29

markets DOW Trade President War reports Donald Trump tariffs sent US stock market into chaos. Here's how

US stock market has started witnessing a chaos. President Donald Trump's big raise in tariffs has triggered an escalating trade war and sent global markets plummeting. The S&P 500 fell 6 per cent on Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 5.5 per cent and the Nasdaq composite dropped 5.8 per cent. Wall Street went into free fall, following similar collapses in Asia and Europe. For a second straight day, markets plunged, wiping vast sums off investment and retirement portfolios alike. US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warned the tariffs were likely to spur «higher inflation and lower growth», as per an AFP report. Losses in US financial markets were estimated at more than $6 trillion since Trump unveiled his «Liberation Day» tariffs. Trump, who unveiled his barrage of import duties against dozens of countries Wednesday, was unrepentant, posting that «my policies will never change,» AFP reported. «This is a great time to get rich,» he wrote.

05.04 / 15:21

ICE President War Latin stars gatherings Courts Takeaways from Trump's move to send Venezuelan migrants in US to prison in El Salvador

Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act, a 1798 law giving him immense powers to deport noncitizens in a time of war. His use of that law was aimed at Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan gang that he has repeatedly and falsely claimed as part of an invasion of criminal immigrants. Over the next 24 hours, more than 130 Venezuelans were deported to an El Salvadoran prison even as a US judge ordered the planes carrying them to turn around. Here's what you need to know about the situation:

05.04 / 15:21

markets Strategy President social reports Videos chess Crashing it on purpose? Donald Trump fuels theory he's tanking Wall Street deliberately just days after unveiling tariffs

US president Donald Trump has posted claims by some of his supporters that indicate his economic moves are to intentionally crash the stock market, one ally referred to it as «a wild chess move,» within his «genius» economic strategy, reported LA Times.

05.04 / 15:21

Citi WhatsApp social strain peace PM Modi lays wreath at IPKF memorial in Colombo; hails fallen warriors

Indian Peacekeeping Force (IPKF) deployed in Sri Lanka nearly four decades back. On the second day of his visit, Modi visited the IPKF Memorial in this Sri Lankan capital city and laid a wreath. In a social media post, Modi said the «unwavering courage and commitment» of the brave soldiers of the IPKF remained a «source of inspiration for us all.» «Laid a wreath at the IPKF Memorial in Colombo. We remember the brave soldiers of the Indian Peace Keeping Force who laid down their lives in service of peace, unity and the territorial integrity of Sri Lanka,» he said. «Their unwavering courage and commitment remain a source of inspiration for us all,» Modi added. India had lost around 1,200 soldiers during the IPKF's stay in Sri Lanka between July 1987 and March 1990.

05.04 / 15:21

UPS Assurant Align Southern Research Experts From 2025 to 2125: Rameshwaram’s new Pamban Bridge safe for train ops for 100 years, RVNL shares key details

Pamban Bridge in Tamil Nadu’s Rameshwaram, which will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 6 April, has been declared safe to run trains at 80 kmph for the next 100 years. This assurance comes from MP Singh, director (operations) at Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL), the public sector company behind the project. Singh, who is also part of a five-member Expert Committee formed last November to look into safety concerns, said that the panel carefully examined every part of this iconic structure.

05.04 / 15:21

COST UPS Manufacturing Racing economy Bill President Trump promised a manufacturing boom. Industries are not so sure

Trump has vowed his historic tariff blitz would revive domestic manufacturing, but industry worries about his approach are raising fresh doubts about whether he can deliver on his promise of an economic boom. In the Rose Garden on Wednesday, Trump declared “jobs and factories will come roaring back into our country” and predicted new “golden age” in America. Since then, he has stood by his decision to hike US tariffs to their highest levels in more than a century, even as the move sparked a global market meltdown. Some manufacturing advocates and economists questioned Trump’s underlying logic, saying supply chain issues, high costs, workforce needs and the laborious process of moving production to the US stand in the way. Continued uncertainty about Trump’s long-term policy could also have a chilling effect, they said. If the tariffs aren’t enough to convince companies to move operations to the US, it could mean Americans bear the heavy burden of the economic havoc Trump’s announcement unleashed without the promise of future benefits. That could heighten political risks for Trump and his fellow Republicans. “While we certainly agree we should aggressively pursue any policy that helps us make things in America, the idea that you can move every part of the manufacturing process back to the US does not align with reality,” said Kip Eideberg, senior vice president for the Association of Equipment Manufacturers.

05.04 / 15:21

Cooper Progressive security Remark country Relationships Account of Press Secretary to Bangladesh Chief Advisor on PM Modi-Yunus meeting is mischievous, politically motivated: Sources

Bangladesh Chief Advisor about the meeting of the Bangladesh leader Muhammad Yunus with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, sources have dismissed the account as mischievous and politically motivated. Sources said on Saturday that the characterisation of PM Modi's remarks regarding the relationship between Yunus and the previous government was also inaccurate. The sources said underlined that PM Modi spoke of the progress in our bilateral relationship since 2014 and characterized it as a deep friendship between our societies and peoples. They said PM Modi also mentioned the importance of elections as the basis of legitimacy in any democracy. «A continued procrastination in this regard would damage the Chief Advisor's reputation. The Bangladeshi contention that attacks on minorities were a social media concoction was dismissed as being in contradiction of facts on the ground,» a source said.