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02.04 / 09:43

CEO Tesla Election President love Doge Department Is Trump looking to pull the plug on Elon Musk’s DOGE in just over 2 months? President drops big hint

Elon Musk's days as a senior White House adviser may be coming to an end — along with his government-slashing Department of Government Efficiency. After the tech mogul said that he would step down as DOGE chief by the end of May, US President Donald Trump has hinted that his 'first buddy' Musk may quit his role as a senior White House adviser leading the DOGE and will likely to go back to running his several companies full time. President Trump Monday said he wants to keep Elon Musk at the White House for as long as he is willing to oversee the DOGE but suggested the billionaire tech entrepreneur's time could be nearing an end. ALSO READ: 'Did Biden do news conferences like this?': Trump calls friend Kid Rock ‘Bob’ during rapper’s bizarre appearance

02.04 / 09:43

Platform Netflix Sony wellness show stars testing OTT releases this week: A Real Pain to Test; here’s the best options you can stream

what to watch on OTT. The presence of several OTT platforms has left viewers spoilt for choice. But with several new programs coming each week, there are chances you might miss the show or movie that can be your next favourite. Wondering which series or movie could be the perfect watch for you this week? Well, we have you covered. From Nayanthara and R Madhavan’s Test to Kieran Culkin’s Oscar winning performance in A Real Pain, here’s the best OTT has to offer this week.

02.04 / 09:43

markets UPS Strategy Hyundai stage reports Maruti, Hyundai split on electric car future; petrol, diesel cars may be phased out from Delhi roads

Maruti Suzuki, believes electric vehicles (EVs) will take time to gain mass adoption, as customers still see them as secondary cars and remain concerned about public charging infrastructure, battery range, and post-sales support. However, Hyundai, the country’s second-largest carmaker, takes a different view, expecting EV sales to nearly double to 5% of total car sales by FY27 from an estimated 2.7% in 2024-25. This comes at a time when the central government is actively discussing plans to phase out petrol and diesel vehicles in Delhi-NCR in a bid to tackle air pollution. However, the comments were not based on reports that government is discussing phasing out fuel vehicles. Maruti has been among the slowest large carmakers to launch EVs, and its doubts about their mainstream acceptance persist. “EVs sold today are not primary cars, but rather secondary. Till the time we don't solve customer concerns on range, charging infrastructure and post-sales, buyers will not have confidence. EVs will remain a secondary car, where numbers will not grow fast,” TOI quoted Partho Banerjee, senior executive officer (marketing & sales) at Maruti Suzuki, as saying.

02.04 / 09:43

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Tom Holland’s fans have much reason to cheer as the actor is set to reprise his role as Peter Parker/Spider-Man next year. The title of the fourth part of the franchise, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, was announced at CinemaCon on April 1. While everyone is waiting for the next part of Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Spider-Man movies, there are very few details available about Brand New Day. The movie will be released on July 31 next year. The secrecy around the film has prompted director Destin Daniel Cretton to not confirm even the cast of Spider-man: Brand New Day. While Zendaya and Jacob Batalon are expected to reprise their roles as MJ and Ned, there is little clarity on the rest of the characters. Sadie Sink was reportedly cast in an unspecified role. With the title announcement of Spider-Man 4, there are several theories around what role the actress could play.

02.04 / 09:03

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. SÃO PAULO—In the unfolding global trade war, Brazil is betting it has some distinct advantages. Chinese buyers are already stockpiling Brazilian soybeans as Beijing retaliates against President Trump’s tariffs with levies on U.S.

02.04 / 09:03

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A POLITICIAN promised to open his poor country for foreign investment and wean it off aid, while Tony Blair nodded sagely. Standard fare for Davos—except that two months earlier the politician, Asaad al-Shaibani (pictured), was a member of a jihadist group blacklisted by the UN.

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. BENGALURU : Tesco Plc, one of the UK’s largest retailers, was rocked by an accounting scandal and reported its worst annual loss in 2015. Its cash coffers were nearly empty, and there was a need to transform the business to get more cash.

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Recent monetary policy decisions in both the United States and India indicate a shift towards easing interest rates. The US Fed has been signaling that there is a need to keep the policy rate accommodative and is open to rate cuts if the data supports this.

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Winds of change are blowing across Sebi Bhawan, the home of India’s securities market regulator. Expectation levels of market participants have run high, and the hope that there would be meaningful and pragmatic regulations, encouraging honest conduct of business, has been reinforced.

02.04 / 08:31

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To help you navigate this complex decision, we've developed a step-by-step approach—Mapping Your Journey: A Step-by-Step Approach—designed to guide you through collating your academic credentials, setting your priorities, and categorizing your university options. This framework will walk you through every step of the decision-making process, from understanding your priorities and evaluating academic quality to considering financial aspects and cultural fit. Get ready to dive into a journey that will empower you to make an informed, confident decision and set you on the path to global success.

02.04 / 08:31

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BCCI and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) are considering retiring the Pataudi Trophy, an esteemed prize awarded to the winner of the Test cricket series between India and England. The decision, yet to be finalized, has reportedly left veteran actor Sharmila Tagore deeply disappointed. The Pataudi Trophy was first introduced in 2007 to commemorate 75 years since the first Test match between India and England in 1932. Named in honor of legendary cricketer Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi and his father, Iftikhar Ali Khan Pataudi, the trophy symbolizes the legacy of one of India's greatest cricketing families. Designed by renowned silver and goldsmith Jocelyn Burton, the trophy is a tribute to their immense contributions to the sport. Sharmila Tagore, wife of the late Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, expressed her sentiments after learning about the decision through her son, actor Saif Ali Khan. According to her, the ECB sent an official letter to Saif, informing him of the move. While she has not personally heard from the cricket boards, she believes it is up to the BCCI whether they choose to remember Tiger Pataudi’s legacy or not. In an interview to the Hindustan Times, she said, «If the BCCI wants to or does not want to remember Tiger’s (Mansoor Ali Khan) legacy, it is for them to decide.» Reports suggest she is ‘hurt’ by the development, as the trophy has been an enduring testament to her late husband’s impact on cricket.

02.04 / 08:31

Target BLOCK Digital Citizens WhatsApp information Videos Nithin Kamath sounds alarm over digital arrest frauds in India

Zerodha cofounder Nithin Kamath on Wednesday flagged the rise of digital arrest frauds in India over the past year, and the vast amounts of money being lost to scamsters. In a post on X, Kamath said, «Indians have lost over Rs 2000 crores to digital arrest frauds this year. These scams work by creating fear in people. They take advantage of people's tendency to make mistakes when they are afraid.»

02.04 / 08:31

COST stars testing prevention Updates cricket bowling Will 'seriously injured' Jasprit Bumrah miss the rest of IPL 2025? Latest update on Mumbai Indians' pacer's return

IPL 2025 Mumbai Indians' camp may be longer than expected. The star pacer is yet to bowl at full intensity at the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence (CoE) as his workload is being increased gradually to prevent a potential stress fracture of the back, sources have told The Times of India (TOI). Bumrah, who suffered a lower back injury during the Sydney Test against Australia in January, was initially expected to join Mumbai Indians (MI) by April 1. However, given his fitness concerns and India's upcoming five-Test series in England immediately after the IPL, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is treading cautiously with his return.

02.04 / 08:31

Citi IPO Provident Booking Platform security reports IndiQube secures Sebi approval for Rs 850 crore IPO: All you need to know

Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has given workspace solutions provider IndiQube the green light for its initial public offering (IPO). The company, which is backed by WestBridge Capital, had filed a draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) last December seeking to raise Rs 850 crore through the IPO. This comprises Rs 750 crore in fresh capital and Rs 100 crore in an offer for sale. Founders Rishi Das and Meghna Aggarwal plan to sell shares worth Rs 100 crore through the offer-for-sale segment. According to online news platform Entracker, IndiQube intends to use Rs 427 crore of the fresh funds on capital expenditure, Rs 100 crore to repay or prepay existing loans, and the rest on general corporate activities.

02.04 / 08:31

Citi Target FIVE CEO community wellness hospital Neworld Developers targets Rs 5,000 revenue across multiple projects in Goa and Haryana

Neworld Developers, a Gurugram based realty company is targeting Rs 5,000 crore revenue over the next five years from multiple projects across Haryana and Goa, a senior executive said. With a focus on delivering integrated townships, villas, resorts, and hospitality-linked developments, the company’s first project will be in Goa and will be launched in May 2025. The project, which is near to the MOPA airport, has already received all necessary approvals under state regulations, including the NA (Non-agricultural) registration and Occupancy Certificate (OC), ensuring transparency and reliability for homebuyers.

02.04 / 08:31

markets UPS JPMorgan economy trends Experts FIIs yank Rs 10,000 crore from Indian stocks before Trump tariff bomb detonates. Are you prepared?

“The element of uncertainty regarding reciprocal tariffs is expected to decrease with the tariff declaration today. However, considering Trump’s flip-flops on tariffs in the past, the uncertainty is likely to persist beyond today,” says Dr. VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Investments.

02.04 / 08:31

markets UPS wellness trends Trade rights NBFCs offer strong entry point after recent pullback: Rohit Srivastava

«Both the daily and weekly RMI momentum indicator that we use are giving bullish signals. So, there is no doubt right now that the markets are going to weaken further,» says Rohit Srivastava, Founder, Strike Money Analytics & Indiacharts. With this new series, a lot of volatility already kicking in. There are big events lined up, Trump announcements as well as RBI monetary policy. But overall, how is the trend shaping up for you when it comes to benchmark indices? Rohit Srivastava: So, if you are just looking at the Indian indices and try to discount it without letting too much of the news flow affect you, then the trend is pretty much positive.

02.04 / 08:31

Assurant WhatsApp Bill Waqf Amendment Bill leads to stormy session in Lok Sabha with showdown between Centre, Oppn; Key highlights here

Waqf Amendment Bill by Union Minister Kiren Rijiju led to a showdown between the NDA and the Opposition in the Lok Sabha. The bill seeks to improve the administration of Waqf properties, introduce technology-driven management, address complexities and ensure transparency. Introducing the bill, Rijiju said the consultation process of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) was the largest ever exercise carried out by a parliamentary panel in India's democratic history.

02.04 / 08:31

Remark WhatsApp community Bill Experts country prevention Waqf Bill: Muslims misled for vote bank politics for 70 years, Gov not going to interfere in any religious institution, says Kiren Rijiju

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday strongly defended the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, in the Lok Sabha, and said that the legislation was necessary to ensure the proper use of Waqf properties for the benefit of the poor and disadvantaged sections of the Muslim community. Rijiju, who tabled the Bill in the Lower House, took aim at the opposition, accusing them of misleading Muslims for the last 70 years for «vote bank politics.» «How long do you want to mislead them?» Rijiju asked MPs of the Opposition bloc, particularly those affiliated with the Congress. “The Muslims are strongly supporting this Bill. They have been asking to pass it quickly,” he said.

02.04 / 08:25

COST Trade Universities War country reports Trump trade war could lead to $1.4trn global welfare loss as 'Liberation Day' looms

«Widespread price hikes and inefficiencies» could be the result of a global trade war and retaliatory tariff spiral, according to a report from economists Jun Du and Oleksandr Shepotylo at Aston University. The report found that the 2018 US tariffs cost consumers $1.4bn per month in welfare losses; in the event that all countries targeted by Trump's levies retaliate with the same level of tariffs after ‘Independence Day' (2 April), leading to a potential $1.4trn global welfare loss. Wall Street giants hike recession risk expectations amid impending Trump tariffs In particular, US...

02.04 / 08:25

economy information Economists lambast Reeves for 'loose fiscal rules' following restoration of 'miniscule headroom'

Speaking at a Treasury Committee hearing on Tuesday (1 April), director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies Paul Johnson said Reeves' near £10bn buffer «is not enough for confidence that [the UK] will not need adjustments over the next few fiscal events». During her Spring Statement last week (26 March), Reeves informed fellow MPs that she had made the necessary changes to restore the government's fiscal headroom – the amount of leeway the government has within its self-imposed fiscal rules to increase spending or cut taxes – to £9.9bn. Friday Briefing: The UK economy may be more fr...