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26.03 / 03:37

markets UPS CEO economy Election Trade President Corporate America’s euphoria over Trump’s ‘golden age’ is giving way to distress

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Rapturous applause and a sea of phones in the air greeted President Trump as he walked on stage and declared, “The golden age of America has officially begun." He was barely a month into office when the Saudi-backed investor conference in Miami captured the optimism. “The Nasdaq is up nearly 10% in just a few months," Trump said, ticking through a list of economic indicators.

26.03 / 03:37

markets community country reports gatherings mountaineering India faces alarming climate shifts: Unseasonal snowfall, early heatwaves and deadly avalanches signal crisis

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. After all the facts have been laid on the table, and all the arguments have been made; when the best intentions to save the planet from a fiery future crash against a resolute wall of government apathy and corporate greed, sometimes all that’s left to do is to take a resigned look at the omens of impending disaster. Sniff the air, as our hunter gatherer ancestors used to do, and try to prepare the best you can for the dark times that are coming.

26.03 / 03:25

Target Digital Action students Photos country International In a first, UN asks staff to carry visa, passport copy as proof of identity if stopped by authorities in New York

«It's something to reassure. It's a good reminder for staff members to carry identification with them, including photos of their visas,» Stephane Dujarric, Spokesman for Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, said Monday. He was asked at the daily press briefing about the UN sending an email to staffers suggesting that they carry a form of identification at all times in case stopped by authorities in New York. When asked if this has ever happened before, Dujarric said «Not in my memory.» According to the note regarding proof of identity if «stopped by authorities in New York,» seen by PTI, the UN reminded all staff members and their families of the «importance» of carrying a form of identification at all times.

26.03 / 03:25

wellness Trade President reports Department Investigations Trump may implement copper import tariffs ahead of deadline

copper imports could be coming within several weeks, months earlier than the deadline for a decision, according to people familiar with the matter. Copper traded in New York rose to a record. US President Donald Trump in February directed the Commerce Department to open an investigation into potential copper tariffs and submit a report within 270 days, though it’s now expected to be resolved sooner, said the people who asked not to be identified because the discussions are confidential. The investigation already is looking like little more than a formality, some of the people said, with Trump having regularly said he plans to impose the tariffs. The administration is proceeding expeditiously with the review, and a conclusion could be possible well before the 270-day deadline, an official familiar with the process said, speaking on condition of anonymity. The White House declined to comment. In February, Peter Navarro, a White House trade adviser, said the investigation would proceed quickly.

26.03 / 03:25

Provident Google security WhatsApp War track information How safe is Signal messaging app used by Trump aides to share war plans?

Under US law, it can be a crime to mishandle, misuse or abuse classified information, though it is unclear whether those provisions might have been violated in this case. Below are some of the main facts about Signal:

26.03 / 03:25

Provident MET Booking Man show inclusion 'Not asking for poetry in Kannada': Bengaluru man defends asking Urban Company bathroom cleaners to speak in his language

«Today I learned that knowing a particular language might be necessary even to get basic services like bathroom cleaning in my own home. Thanks for the lesson, @urbancompany_UC @UC_Assist,» said the man in a post on X. «I had booked a bathroom cleaning service via Urban Company. Two people arrived, and I showed them the bathroom to be cleaned. One of them started speaking in a language I couldn’t understand. I told them “Kannada,” but the conversation continued in an unfamiliar language. Then the second person started speaking—again, not in Kannada,» added the man. Here's the post

26.03 / 03:25

markets FIVE awards WhatsApp show information reports Waaree Renewable shares in focus on bagging solar power project worth Rs 262 crore etmarkets

Waaree Renewable Technologies will be in focus on Wednesday after the company received a solar power project worth Rs 262 crore from Waaree Energies. “We are pleased to inform that ‘WAAREERTL’ has received a Letter of Award (LOA) for the execution of Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) works for Ground mount solar power project including Operation and Maintenance (O&M) of 170 MW AC/255 MW DC capacity on turnkey basis,” the company said in its press release on Tuesday.

26.03 / 03:25

Target Aware DAL inclusion Equality INDIA bloc to decide on Prashant Kishore's inclusion: AICC Bihar In-charge Allavaru

AICC Bihar, responded to questions about political strategist Prashant Kishore's prospective participation in the INDIA coalition. «As you are saying that he is standing against the BJP, the decision regarding him will be discussed and taken by the INDIA alliance parties,» Allavaru stated. The statement comes amid Kishore's criticism of the Bihar CM and the BJP. On Sunday, Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor called for Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to resign, stating that the Janata Dal (United) chief's ability to govern has been compromised due to both physical exhaustion and mental unfitness. Addressing a press conference on Sunday, Kishor said, «The first person to comment on Nitish Kumar's health was his ally, Sushil Kumar Modi… Since then, many Bihar Ministers have commented on his health. I never commented on it till January. But during the BPSC protests, I learned that Nitish Kumar's mental condition has deteriorated so much that he has no clue what's going on in the state.»

26.03 / 03:25

markets Target security Bitcoin cover reports recommendations NCC shares in focus after securing Rs 10,805 crore BharatNet orders from BSNL

NCC shares will be in focus on Wednesday after the infrastructure company secured two advance work orders worth Rs 10,804.56 crore (excluding GST) from Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) for the design, supply, construction, installation, upgradation, operation, and maintenance of the middle-mile network of BharatNet. «The company has received two advance work orders dated 25th March 2025 from Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) for the design, supply, construction, installation, upgradation, operation, and maintenance of the middle-mile network of BharatNet in the Uttarakhand Telecom Circle (Package No. 05) and Madhya Pradesh, DNH & DD Telecom Circles (Package No. 01),» NCC said in an exchange filing.

26.03 / 03:25

markets Provident Target Trade Bitcoin show recommendations IRFC shares in focus after extending Rs 5,000 crore loan to NTPC Renewable Energy

Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) shares will be in focus on Wednesday after the company signed a Rs 5,000 crore rupee term loan (RTL) agreement with NTPC Renewable Energy Limited (NTPC REL) to support its ongoing and new capacity expansion projects. The loan will also be used for refinancing existing debt, as per NTPC REL’s board approval. The agreement, executed on March 25, 2025, is unsecured, though NTPC REL has provided a negative lien with certain exceptions. The loan amount is yet to be disbursed.

26.03 / 03:25

UPS Extreme country reports Department US ups the ante against Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus regime; asks it to follow the “rules of human rights”

extremism in Bangladesh under the Muhammad Yunus regime. “Fortunately, we have an administration and a secretary of state who is completely committed to diplomatic resolutions, to face-to-face conversations with our friends around the world,” a US state department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said on Monday in reply to a question on Bangladesh army chief’s warning of an imminent extremist attack on Bangladesh as well as unlawful imprisonment of journalists under the Yunus regime. “We expect every country, certainly Bangladesh and others, to say the least, to follow the rules of human rights and to be cognizant and fair regarding the behaviour and what their own citizens expect from their government. So, I think that’s a north star for any nation,” she said. Last week, US director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard had expressed her concerns over attacks on minorities in Bangladesh and is understood to have had detailed conversations with Indian officials on the Bangladesh situation. Foreign minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said the government is working on various mechanisms to draw the attention of Bangladeshi authorities on the issue of atrocities on minorities.

26.03 / 03:17

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Disclaimer: This is an AI-generated live blog and has not been edited by LiveMint staff. As of the last trading day, the Bank Nifty closed at 51,704.95. This closing price reflects the performance of the banking sector in the Indian stock market and can indicate market sentiment towards financial institutions.

26.03 / 03:03

Target security NVIDIA AMD show Investigations US adds export restrictions to more Chinese tech firms over security concerns

Trump administration on Tuesday added 80 companies and organizations to a list of companies that are barred from buying American technology and other exports because of national security concerns. The move, which targeted primarily Chinese firms, cracks down on companies that have been big buyers of American chips from Nvidia, Intel and AMD. It also closed loopholes that Trump administration officials have long criticized as allowing Chinese firms to continue to advance technologically despite US restrictions. One company added to the list, Nettrix Information Industry, was the focus of a 2024 investigation by The New York Times that showed how some Chinese executives had bypassed US restrictions aimed at cutting China off from advanced chips to make artificial intelligence.

26.03 / 03:03

Citizens security Election President Department prevention rights Trump signs election order calling for proof of US citizenship to vote

Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday that would require voters to prove they are U.S. citizens and attempts to prevent states from counting mail-in ballots received after Election Day. The sweeping order also would seek to take federal funding away from states that do not comply. Trump has long questioned the U.S. electoral system and continues to falsely claim that his 2020 loss to Democratic President Joe Biden was the result of widespread fraud. The president and his Republican allies also have made baseless claims about widespread voting by non-citizens, which is illegal and rarely occurs. Last year the Republican-controlled House of Representatives approved a bill that would ban non-citizens from registering to vote in federal elections, a practice that is already illegal. It did not pass the Senate, which was then controlled by Democrats. The White House's order seeks to achieve similar goals. Voting rights groups argued that it, like the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act that did not become law, would disenfranchise voters, particularly people of color, who do not have access to passports or other required identification.

26.03 / 03:03

Citi MET Booking Man shock Destinations First day in Delhi, woman's encounter with driver takes a shocking turn: 'When he realised I had no phone he said...'

Delhi, can be overwhelming. A woman recently experienced this firsthand when she shifted to the city without a working phone. Struggling to book a ride, she had to rely on shopkeepers and tea vendors for assistance, though some hesitated, fearing she might run away with their phones. However, on her first day in Delhi, she was left in utter disbelief after her driver realised that she did not have a phone and had to reach her PG. When she finally managed to book a ride, her driver, a man in his 40s, noticed that her destination seemed unsafe. Concerned for her well-being, he insisted on waiting until she reached her accommodation and met the PG owner. He explained that as a father himself, he wouldn’t mind spending extra time ensuring her safety. Since she only had cash and no digital payment options, she asked her mother to send money to the driver. However, he reassured her that payment wasn’t an issue and that he would earn more throughout the day. This unexpected act of kindness left her deeply moved, reaffirming her belief that good people still exist.

26.03 / 03:03

markets Provident Target BLOCK security Parke recommendations NBCC shares in focus after securing Rs 658 crore contracts in Uttarakhand and Delhi

NBCC shares will be in focus on Wednesday after the state-owned firm secured contracts worth a total of Rs 658 crore in Uttarakhand and Delhi. The company bagged a Rs 439 crore contract from the Uttarakhand Investment and Infrastructure Board (UIIDB) for multiple redevelopment projects in Haridwar. These include the Rodi Belwala Area Revitalisation, Sati Kund development, Har Ki Pauri and Subhash Ghat revitalisation, and the redevelopment of a parking and commercial area near the railway station.

26.03 / 03:03

UPS Reddit WhatsApp reports Employee flagged to HR by new boss for taking 'too many offs' at the start of the year

«I've taken 11 days of annual leave this year so far. Nothing unusual, did pretty much the same last year and my boss was fine with it. However, new year, new boss, and she seems to be offended that I've dared to take so much time off,» said the Reddit user.

26.03 / 03:03

markets FIVE Opinion Experts recommendations rights Commentary "When odds are favourable, go for the jugular": Anshul Saigal stays bullish despite volatility

FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), market expert Anshul Saigal, Founder of Saigal Capital remains steadfast in his conviction: ignore the noise, focus on risk-reward, and when the moment is right, “go for the jugular.” In a candid interaction with ETNow, Saigal, who brings over two decades of market experience to the table, emphasized that great investment decisions stem from conviction, not prediction. Drawing inspiration from investing legend Stanley Druckenmiller, Saigal quoted, “When the odds are favourable, go for the jugular.”

26.03 / 03:03

security WhatsApp Trade President country 'Not too many exceptions': Trump signals tough tariff push before 'Liberation Day'

America First economic push. This time, Trump has signaled plans to limit exceptions to his tariff push, offering another cryptic hint ahead of his April 2 announcement on reciprocal duties. As trading partners scramble to secure carveouts from the tariffs Trump has made central to his economic agenda, the president has suggested exemptions will be difficult to obtain. “I know there are some exceptions, and it’s an ongoing discussion, but not too many, not too many exceptions,” Trump told Newsmax. “No, I don’t want to have too many exceptions.” He has promised a sweeping tariff announcement on April 2, branding it 'Liberation Day' against trading partners he claims have been 'ripping off' the US. The plan is expected to include reciprocal levies for countries that impose their own tariffs on American goods, though details on the size, scope, and implementation remain unclear.

26.03 / 03:03

Target Fighting Remark Food President country Black Sea deal aimed at Moscow making profit, ensuring food safety, Russia's Lavrov says

Sergei Lavrov said in remarks published late on Tuesday. The United States reached separate deals on Tuesday with Ukraine and Russia to cease fighting in the Black Sea and pause attacks against energy targets, with Washington agreeing to push to lift some sanctions against Moscow. «We want the grain and fertilizer market to be predictable, so that no one tries to 'ward us off' from it,» Lavrov told the Russian state Channel One television. «Not only because we want… to make a legitimate profit in fair competition, but also because we are concerned about the food security situation in Africa and other countries of the Global South.» If implemented, the deal could be the first significant step toward U.S. President Donald Trump's goal to achieve a more encompassing ceasefire in the war in Ukraine that Russia started with its full-scale invasion three years ago.

26.03 / 03:03

Action DAL information reports Courts Narain Singh Chaura, accused in SAD chief Sukhbir Badal firing case granted bail

Narain Singh Chaura, who was accused of firing at ShiromAkali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal on December 4 last year. The information was given by Advocate Baljinder Singh on Tuesday. Narain Singh Chaura was lodged in the Ropar jail for four and after receiving the court order he will be released. "...The additional sessions judge of the court has granted bail to Narain Singh Chaura (who fired at SAD leader Sukhbir Singh Badal on the 4th of December in the Golden Temple)...He (Narain Singh Chaura) is lodged in jail for almost four months...He is lodged in Ropar Jail and after receiving the court order, he will be released from jail...", said Advocate Baljinder Singh while speaking to ANI. An assassination attempt was made on Shiromani Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Singh Badal at the Golden Temple premises in Amritsar on December 4, 2024. Badal was doing 'seva' at the Golden Temple after being declared a 'tankhaiya' (guilty of religious misconduct) in August by Akal Takht, who announced religious punishment for him for the «mistakes» and «some decisions» taken by the SAD-led government in the state from 2007 to 2017.