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Commerce Ministry Prepares Contingency Plans Amidst US Tariff Concerns

The Indian Commerce Ministry is actively formulating a range of contingency plans to mitigate the potential economic fallout from possible US tariffs, according to sources within the government. This proactive approach underscores the government’s commitment to safeguarding Indian trade interests in the face of evolving global trade dynamics. The ministry is reportedly analyzing various scenarios,…

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Delhi Police on High Alert for Upcoming Waqf Bill Debate in Parliament

The Delhi Police have placed themselves on high alert ahead of the scheduled parliamentary debate on the Waqf Bill, sources confirmed today. This heightened state of preparedness comes amidst concerns regarding potential security risks and public reactions to the sensitive legislation. The Waqf Bill, dealing with the management and regulation of Islamic endowments, is set…

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FPI Exodus Eases as ₹31,000 Crore Flows in March’s Final Week: Market Outlook Uncertain

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) showed signs of returning to Indian equities, as sharp outflows, witnessed early in the year, were followed by renewed buying interest in March. Despite heavy selling in January and February, FPIs turned buyers towards the end of March, helping the benchmark Nifty recover by nearly 6 per cent in this month….

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Renault Takes Full Ownership of Indian JV, Acquires Nissan’s Stake

Renault’s decision to buy out Nissan’s stake in their Indian joint venture marks a significant shift in their partnership dynamics. This move is likely aimed at streamlining operations and gaining full control over the venture’s strategic direction in India. By acquiring Nissan’s stake, Renault can independently focus on its growth plans, product development, and market…

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568 Complaints of Minority Violence Filed with NCM Since 2014: A Stark Reminder

Since 2014, the National Commission for Minorities (NCM) in India has received a total of 568 complaints related to acts of violence against minorities. This data sheds light on a persistent and alarming issue that affects minority communities across the country. These complaints, lodged by individuals and groups, reflect a range of incidents, including physical…

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Unity Over Division: Mamata Banerjee Criticizes BJP’s Politics at Eid Prayers

At a recent Eid prayer gathering, Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, delivered a powerful speech emphasizing the importance of unity and harmony among communities. She criticized the BJP for what she described as “divisive politics,” accusing them of creating rifts among people based on religion and other differences. Her remarks were aimed…

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Stalin Accuses Modi Government of Hypocrisy Over MGNREGA, Alleges Dislike for Gandhi

Amidst widespread DMK-led protests against alleged fund cuts to the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA), Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has launched a scathing attack on the Modi government, accusing it of hypocrisy. Stalin contends that while the government demonstrates a clear dislike for Mahatma Gandhi, it continues to operate the…

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India, Sri Lanka Set to Forge Landmark Defence Pact Amid Regional Shifts

In a move signaling a significant strengthening of bilateral ties, India and Sri Lanka are poised to ink a major defence cooperation pact next week during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official visit to the island nation. This development arrives against a backdrop of increasing geopolitical activity in the Indian Ocean region, notably China’s expanding influence….

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ATM Withdrawal Charges Hike Sparks Political Outcry: Kharge Accuses Government of ‘Loot’

A recent decision by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to increase ATM withdrawal charges has ignited a political firestorm, with Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge accusing the Modi government of turning banks into “collection agents” for a “loot.” The RBI has authorized banks to raise ATM cash withdrawal charges beyond the free monthly limit by…

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