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Tuesday, April 1, 2025

THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH | GLOBAL EDITION | 01.04.2025 | TUESDAY

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#DLG+2NEWSLETTER / #DLG+2NEWSWIRES
THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
as on 1st APRIL, 2025 / TUESDAY
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A Big Hello and A Very Good Moring to Readers and Viewers,

Today is TUESDAY, 1st APRIL 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, as i scan the key news headlines happening across the world, it is the news headlines from Europe dominating the news-space across the world with a shocking news of how the French court bars far-right leader Marine Le Pen from public office for embezzlement, French far-right leader Marine Le Pen handed four-year prison sentence, five-year election ban after EU funds embezzlement conviction and Marine Le Pen barred from running for office after being found guilty in embezzlement case - The guilty verdict follows a nine-week trial at the end of last year. Monday's ruling described the embezzlement as "a democratic bypass" that deceived voters.  

While in updates from the war-torn geopolitical landscape of #MiddleEast, Israel orders Rafah evacuation as it continues bombardment of Gaza - The latest forced evacuation orders come as Israel ramps up its military operation in Gaza after breaking the ceasefire, and it seems the Eid-Ul-Fitr festival was not so peaceful in #MiddleEast conflict zone of Israel-Gaza as Israeli airstrikes kill 22 Palestinians on 2nd day of Eid al-Fitr - Since early hours of Monday, Israeli warplanes, drones carry out attacks across Gaza Strip and in the meantime, Palestinian Red Crescent recovers 14 bodies after Israeli strike in southern Gaza where The first responders massacre: 14 aid workers found dead and buried, hands bound - A group of Civil Defense and Palestinian Red Crescent crews in Gaza disappeared when they went to Rafah on a rescue mission. A week later, the bodies of 14 first responders were found dead and buried in the sand by the Israeli army and retaliating to the action as a part of reaction, Protest-shocked Hamas executes 6 Gazans, flogs people in public - Shocked by unprecedented protests in Gaza, Hamas is resorting to executions, torture and enforced disappearances to crush the anti-Hamas agitation. As Palestinians seethe in anger and frustration, Hamas' grip on power seems to be shakier than ever and amidst all the crisis at its peak, Netanyahu appoints replacement for fired top security offiical Ronen Bar!

While #MiddleEast is boiling, it seems the #EurAsian warzone is going silent, but with some disappointment as, Trump lashes out at both Zelensky and Putin over ceasefire talks, and is yet quite confident as several media reports read of Donald Trump says, "he is considering ways to serve a third term as president"(!)

While in updates from rest of the world, More Foreign Gang Terrorists Deported Out of America, in European Sub-continent - At least 5 dead after mine explosion in northern Spain, 4 workers also injured in blast, emergency services say and amidst all the crisis and chaos in the world, Muslims attend prayers marking end of Ramadan in Nigeria, while Iran will deliver ‘strong blow’ against US if it attacks, Khamenei warns - Responding to Trump’s threat to bomb country if no nuclear deal reached, Iranian foreign ministry expresses determination to respond ‘decisively and immediately’ and strikes on Yemeni Houthis continues, where Suspected US airstrikes hit Yemen’s rebel-held capital, Houthis report three killed - The strikes around Sanaa, Yemen's capital held by the Houthis since 2014, and Hajjah governorate also wounded 12 others, the rebels said. 

While in some questy headlines from #EurAsian sub-continent, ‘Putin Motorcade’ Limo Burns Down in Central Moscow: What To Know? and (sadly) Myanmar earthquake death toll surpasses 1,700 as rescue efforts continue, whereas Thai watchdog had flagged concerns on Bangkok building that collapsed in earthquake.

An interesting piece on How TikTok became the world’s most controversial app - Deadline for a US ban is just days away, writes Anthony Cuthbertson, with more than 3 billion people around the world already blocked from using the app, is ruling the world headlines, as one of the most read analytical piece.

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THE WORLD REPORT

So, what is there in today's THE WORLD REPORT, as i scan the online and offline news-platforms and try to understand the pivots, what i see is that news headlines across the world is dominated with few developments of which the news summaries are narrated below ...

Here are some of the significant world news events from the past 24 hours, and a summary of some key world news events reported in the last 24 hours, based on available information ...

  • Global Celebrations and Tensions: Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations have begun worldwide, with varying start dates—Sunday in Saudi Arabia and eight other countries, and Monday in Egypt—merging diverse traditions. Meanwhile, Nepal’s Prime Minister accused an ex-king of disrupting harmony, and Bangladesh claimed itself as the "only guardian of the ocean," reflecting regional diplomatic friction.

  • Russia-Ukraine-US Relations : The United States and Russia have initiated discussions concerning the exploitation of Russian rare earth metals. Concurrently, former President Donald Trump has threatened to impose tariffs ranging from 25% to 50% on nations importing Russian oil if a ceasefire in Ukraine isn't achieved within a month. Trump expressed frustration with President Vladimir Putin over stalled ceasefire negotiations and warned of further sanctions. Russia continues its airstrikes, notably on Kharkiv, while accusing Ukraine of targeting energy sites in the Bryansk region. The Netherlands and Sweden have announced substantial military aid to Ukraine. Additionally, Trump accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of attempting to renegotiate a minerals deal that could compromise U.S. access to Ukrainian rare earth metals. U.S. President Donald Trump has made headlines with multiple statements. He expressed anger toward Russian President Vladimir Putin over Ukraine, suggesting a shift in his approach to the conflict. Trump also issued a stern warning to Iran, threatening military action if a new nuclear deal isn’t reached, and hinted at potential use of force to acquire Greenland, raising geopolitical tensions.

  • Middle East Conflict : Israel has resumed large-scale strikes on Gaza, resulting in over 1,000 Palestinian deaths since March 18, according to Gaza's health ministry. The United Nations reports that 15 Palestinian paramedics and rescue workers have been killed by Israeli forces, raising concerns about the targeting of medical personnel. Hamas has agreed to a new ceasefire proposal mediated by Egypt and Qatar, signaling a potential de-escalation in the region, though details remain fluid.

  • U.S. Intentions Toward Greenland : President Trump has asserted his intention to acquire Greenland, emphasizing its strategic importance for international security, and has not ruled out the use of military force. This stance has escalated tensions between the U.S., Denmark, and Greenland's residents, especially following criticisms by U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance over Denmark's handling of Greenland's security. Despite opposition from Greenlanders and Americans, Trump remains determined, citing historical U.S. interests in the region.

  • Marine Le Pen's Conviction : French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has been barred from running for the French presidency in 2027 following a conviction for embezzlement. This verdict has thrown the National Rally party into chaos but could potentially boost far-right sentiments in France. Marine Le Pen has been barred from running in the 2027 French presidential election, a significant development in the country’s political landscape, as reported widely in international outlets.

  • UK Economic Concerns : British Steel has warned of 2,700 job losses due to blast furnace closures, while the UK braces for expected U.S. tariffs set to begin April 2, adding pressure to its economy.

  • Myanmar Earthquake : A devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar, leading to the collapse of a preschool and significant loss of life, including 15 children and a teacher who shielded her students. Rescue efforts are hampered by inadequate infrastructure and limited resources, with over 2,000 deaths reported and expectations that the toll could rise. International aid is beginning to arrive, but prolonged humanitarian efforts are essential given the scale of the disaster and Myanmar's political turmoil. Rescue efforts continue in Myanmar following a devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake, with the death toll surpassing 1,700. A fresh series of aftershocks has compounded the crisis, hindering recovery operations. A week of mourning has been declared as the nation grapples with the disaster’s impact.
     
  • Advancements in Athletics : Usain Bolt's 100m world record is under threat due to the development of a 'smart' track by Feldspar Sport near Cambridge. This innovative running surface integrates sensors to provide real-time data and offers a 20% greater energy return compared to current surfaces, potentially allowing sprinters to run the 100m in less than nine seconds.

  • Iran's World Cup Qualification : Iran has qualified for the 2026 World Cup; however, their participation is uncertain due to a potential U.S. travel ban that includes Iran among 41 countries. The ban, aimed at protecting national security, could affect Iran's ability to enter the U.S., one of the host countries for the tournament.

  • Sports Upset : In tennis, Jakub Mensik defeated former world number one Novak Djokovic in Florida, marking one of the biggest upsets of 2025 so far.
Please note that the news landscape is continually evolving. These updates reflect a mix of breaking news and ongoing stories reported across various international sources within the last 24 hours. The situation in Myanmar and Trump’s foreign policy statements appear to dominate current global attention.
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Here is an overview of the major business news from the past 24 hours and a summary of key business news from around the world in the last 24 hours, based on available information ...

  • Global Market Turmoil Amid Trump Tariff Threats : Global stock markets experienced significant declines as investors reacted to U.S. President Donald Trump’s impending "Liberation Day" tariff announcements, set to begin April 2. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit over six-month lows, with Japan and Taiwan seeing drops exceeding 4%. Analysts note the market underestimated Trump’s tariff plans, initially viewing them as negotiation tactics. Gold prices surged to record highs as a safe-haven asset amid the uncertainty.

  • U.S. Tariffs and Global Markets : Global markets are experiencing turmoil as Wall Street heads towards its worst quarter since 2020. Investor fears are mounting over a potential global trade war and unpredictable U.S. policies under President Donald Trump. The impending announcement of sweeping tariffs affecting all nations has contributed to significant declines in major stock indices worldwide.

  • U.S. Economic and Corporate Developments : Goldman Sachs raised its U.S. recession odds to 35% and anticipates three Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2025. Eli Lilly’s experimental drug showed a 94% reduction in a genetic heart disease risk factor, boosting its stock outlook. Meanwhile, Trump’s family reportedly took control of World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture that raised over $500 million, with governance terms favoring insiders, sparking industry debate.

  • U.S. Interference in European DEI Initiatives : France and Belgium have criticized the U.S. administration for attempting to influence European companies to abandon diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. Letters from the U.S. embassy in Paris demanded that French firms certify non-participation in DEI initiatives to continue business with the U.S. government. European officials view this as an unacceptable intrusion into their domestic business practices.

  • UK Business Challenges : British Steel warned of 2,700 job losses due to blast furnace closures, exacerbated by looming U.S. tariffs. Primark’s head resigned after admitting an “error of judgment,” adding to retail sector woes. The UK expects tariff impacts this week, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussing economic deals with Trump to mitigate effects.

  • Asian Manufacturing and Trade Response : South Korea, China, and Japan agreed to enhance free trade talks to counter Trump’s tariff threats, aiming for a "comprehensive and high-level" agreement. China’s manufacturing activity grew at its fastest pace in a year, driven by new orders, offering some relief amid U.S. trade tensions. However, pro-Beijing media intensified criticism of CK Hutchison’s Panama port deal, signaling geopolitical friction.

  • Corporate Moves and Deals : PhysicsWallah is reportedly negotiating to acquire Drishti IAS for Rs 2,500 crore, while SpaceX backer Alpha Wave is in talks to buy a 6% stake in Haldiram’s for Rs 5,160 crore. Renault and Nissan further loosened their alliance to aid Nissan’s turnaround, and Google quietly rolled out Gemini 2.5 Pro to free users, competing with ChatGPT’s recent viral moment.

  • Energy and Commodities : Oil markets are assessing whether Trump’s Russian oil tariff threats are a bluff, with prices volatile. Brazil’s drought-hit coffee farmers faced record-high global prices after last year’s crop damage, impacting supply chains.

  • Resurgence of Protectionism : Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, has expressed concern over the return of protectionist policies, highlighting the anxiety they are causing in the global economy. He emphasized the need to democratize investment opportunities, advocating for broader access to private investments for everyday investors.

  • EY's Cost-Cutting Measures : Ernst & Young (EY) is set to undergo significant restructuring under new CEO Janet Truncale, focusing on aggressive cost reduction and growth. The reorganization includes consolidating regions and reducing middle management, with job cuts expected primarily at this level. The aim is to create a more integrated and efficient organization to better serve clients and accelerate growth.

  • UK Mobile Networks Face Lawsuit : Major UK mobile networks, including Vodafone and EE, are seeking to dismiss a £3.2 billion lawsuit alleging overcharging of customers. The litigation represents over 28 million users and accuses the networks of imposing a 'loyalty penalty' after contract expiration. The companies argue that the case lacks merit and is untimely.

  • Global Stock Market Declines : As President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" approaches, stock markets worldwide are experiencing declines. The anticipation of new tariffs and trade restrictions has led to investor uncertainty, contributing to significant drops in major stock indices.
Please note that the business landscape is continually evolving. These stories reflect a mix of macroeconomic pressures, corporate maneuvers, and geopolitical shifts dominating business headlines over the past 24 hours. The Trump tariff narrative and its ripple effects appear central to current market sentiment.    

The headlines of the newspapers from across the world alongwith analysis of same news in a crip manner as done by SKY NEWS, here we go ... with the YouTube video Courtesy of : SKY NEWS as presented by SKY NEWS - A LOOK AT TOMORROW'S HEADLINES - PRESS REVIEW.

So, that is all as far as THE WORLD REPORT goes, all other continent-wise news-updates, news-flashes can be read in WORLD NEWSWIRES section ...

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THE INDIA STORY

As far as THE INDIA STORY goes, as i scan the online and offline news platforms, the news headlines are pivoting around from political developments, regional and local events, crime-law & order news and business news developments, which can very well be read in the INDIA NEWSWIRES section, displayed below.

Here are few news summaries of key news developments throughout the day, as narrated below ...

Here is an overview of significant news from India in the past 24 hours, here is a summary of key news events in India from the last 24 hours, based on available information ...

  • Political Developments : Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled projects worth ₹33,700 crore in Chhattisgarh, emphasizing job creation and economic growth. He also visited the RSS headquarters in Nagpur for the first time in 11 years as PM, calling it the "banyan tree" of India’s culture, and paid tributes to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar at Deekshabhoomi. Meanwhile, Sonia Gandhi criticized the BJP-led government’s National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, alleging it centralizes control and undermines federalism without consultation. Sanjay Raut of Shiv Sena (UBT) claimed Modi’s RSS visit signaled his retirement announcement, a statement likely to stir political debate.

  • Law and Order : Two militants were arrested in Manipur, and a woman Naxalite was killed in an encounter with security forces, reflecting ongoing security challenges. In Mumbai, police visited comedian Kunal Kamra’s Mahim home after he failed to appear in a case linked to a “traitor jibe,” though specifics remain unclear. Madhya Pradesh will enforce a liquor ban in 19 religious cities and select gram panchayat areas starting April 1, as per an official announcement.

  • Regional Updates : West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, speaking at Eid prayers in Kolkata’s Red Road, affirmed her government’s support for minorities, vowing to prevent provocations. Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis predicted Modi’s leadership would extend to 2029, signaling confidence in BJP’s long-term plans.

  • Business and Economy : The Indian stock market faced pressure amid global declines triggered by Trump’s looming U.S. tariff announcements, with the rupee recently gaining 51 paise to 85.46 against the dollar (noted from March 28 data). Foreign portfolio investors poured ₹31,000 crore into equities over the last six trading sessions, driven by attractive valuations. PhysicsWallah is reportedly in talks to acquire Drishti IAS for ₹2,500 crore, while SpaceX backer Alpha Wave eyes a 6% stake in Haldiram’s for ₹5,160 crore.

  • Social and Cultural : Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations began, with bank holiday uncertainties for March 31 and April 1 still being clarified across states. In Noida, a Lamborghini hitting pedestrians sparked outrage over the driver’s apparent apathy, raising road safety concerns.

  • Temasek Acquires Stake in Haldiram's : Singapore's state-owned investment firm, Temasek, has acquired nearly a 10% stake in Haldiram's, India's largest snack manufacturer, for approximately $1 billion. This strategic investment aims to leverage India's growing consumer market. Haldiram's products are sold through over 7 million outlets and exported globally.

  • Potential Direct Flights Between Adelaide and India : South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has engaged in discussions with major airlines, including IndiGo and Air India, to establish direct flights between Adelaide and India. Emphasizing strong trade connections and a significant Indian diaspora in South Australia, Malinauskas expressed confidence in securing these flights, which could enhance economic and tourism ties.

  • Intensifying Heatwaves Expected : The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted a hotter April, with above-normal temperatures anticipated across several states. The number of heatwave days is expected to double in certain regions, prompting authorities to prepare for increased health and environmental challenges.

  • Revival of Colonial-Era Fire Breaks in Uttarakhand : In response to frequent forest fires, Uttarakhand's forest department is restoring fire breaks established during British rule. These cleared paths act as barriers to prevent the spread of fires. The initiative involves clearing 400 kilometers of fire lines over the next two years to mitigate wildfire risks.

  • HAL Denies Transfer of Sensitive Technology to Russia : Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has refuted claims made in a New York Times report alleging the transfer of sensitive technology to a blacklisted Russian agency. HAL sources stated that the report is inaccurate and misleading.

  • Eugenio Chacarra Wins Hero Indian Open : Spanish golfer Eugenio Chacarra secured his third professional title by winning the Hero Indian Open with a score of -4. This victory at the DLF Golf & Country Club in New Delhi grants him a two-year exemption on the European circuit.

  • India Provides Aid to Earthquake-Hit Myanmar : Following a devastating earthquake in Myanmar that resulted in over 2,000 deaths, India, along with China and the United States, is extending aid to assist in relief and recovery efforts. 

Please note that the news landscape is continually evolving, These updates capture a mix of political, economic, and social developments dominating Indian headlines in the past 24 hours. The tariff-related economic ripple effects and Modi’s high-profile engagements appear to be focal points.

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Here is an overview of the latest business news from India in the past 24 hours and here is a summary of key business news in India from the last 24 hours, based on available information ...

  • Global Market Impact on India : Indian stock markets faced pressure as global markets sold off due to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements set for April 2. The Nifty ended FY25 with a modest 3% gain, but concerns over tariff uncertainties with the U.S. weighed on sentiment. Foreign portfolio investors, however, injected ₹31,000 crore into Indian equities over the last six trading sessions, buoyed by attractive valuations.

  • Corporate Deals : PhysicsWallah is in advanced talks to acquire Drishti IAS for ₹2,500 crore, aiming to expand its edtech footprint. Separately, SpaceX backer Alpha Wave is negotiating to buy a 6% stake in Haldiram’s for ₹5,160 crore, signaling strong investor interest in India’s consumer sector. Meanwhile, Google quietly rolled out Gemini 2.5 Pro to free users, intensifying competition with ChatGPT.

  • Government and Telecom : The government plans to convert ₹36,950 crore of Vodafone Idea’s dues into equity, a move to bolster the struggling telecom giant’s balance sheet amid tariff-related economic pressures. This follows a week where India-U.S. trade talks highlighted tariff uncertainties.

  • Financial Sector Updates : Despite Eid-ul-Fitr, banks remained open today, as directed by the Reserve Bank of India, to facilitate fiscal year-end transactions on March 31, the last day of FY24-25. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) were closed for the holiday, resuming trading on April 1.

  • Commodity Trends : Gold prices hit all-time highs globally, reflecting safe-haven demand amid tariff threats, benefiting Indian markets where gold rose 31% in FY25. Silver also surged 35% over the fiscal year, outpacing other asset classes.

  • Haldiram's Partners with Temasek : Haldiram's, India's largest packaged snacks company, has entered into a strategic partnership with Singapore-based investment firm Temasek. Temasek will acquire a 10% equity stake in Haldiram's, valuing the company at $10 billion. This collaboration aims to expand Haldiram's global footprint and strengthen its position in the competitive snacks market.

  • Renault Acquires Full Ownership of Indian Manufacturing Unit : Renault Group has announced the acquisition of Nissan's remaining 51% stake in Renault Nissan Automotive India Private Ltd, taking full control of the manufacturing plant located in Chennai. This move is part of Renault's strategy to strengthen its presence in the Indian market.

  • Adelaide-India Direct Flights Proposed : South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has engaged in discussions with major airlines, including IndiGo and Air India, to establish direct flights between Adelaide and India. Emphasizing strong trade connections and a significant Indian diaspora in South Australia, Malinauskas expressed confidence in securing these flights, which could enhance economic and tourism ties.

  • India's Remittance Inflows Exceed $100 Billion : India has received over $100 billion in remittances for three consecutive years, highlighting the significant contribution of the Indian diaspora to the country's economy.

  • Surge in Household Wealth Due to Gold Holdings : India's substantial gold reserves have contributed to a $750 billion increase in household wealth over the past year, surpassing the gains of global central banks. This underscores the cultural and economic importance of gold in Indian society.

  • Stock Markets React to Global Trade Policies : Indian stock markets experienced declines in early trade, with the S&P BSE Sensex losing 282.59 points to 77,323.84, and the NSE Nifty50 down 84.70 points to 23,507.25. The downturn is attributed to investor concerns over potential global trade wars and tariff threats.

  • Debate on Homeownership Costs : A risk analyst has raised concerns about the escalating costs of homeownership in India, questioning the rationale behind investing ₹1.5 crore for a flat. This perspective invites a broader discussion on the financial implications of India's housing market trends.

Please note that the business landscape is continually evolving. These developments highlight a mix of domestic corporate activity and global economic influences shaping India’s business landscape over the past 24 hours. The tariff narrative and its fallout continue to dominate discussions. 

Meanwhile enjoy TOP 100 NEWS in 10 MINUTES IN HINDI LANGUAGE with Courtesy of : AAJTAK (INDIA TODAY GROUP) in THE INDIA STORY, which shall let you understand the 100 news from across the nation, in short form.

So, that is all as far as THE INDIA STORY goes, all other nation, statewise and citywise news-updates, news-flashes in can be read in INDIA NEWSWIRES section ...

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THE GUJARAT DIARY

Now let us catch with THE GUJARAT DIARY

As i scan the online and offline space in Gujarat Media, it seems headlines in Gujarati media are yet dominated with the political developments, local updates & flashes and business news updates, which can very well be read in the GUJARAT NEWSWIRES. 

Here is an overview of significant news from Gujarat in the past 24 hours, here is a summary of key news events in Gujarat from the last 24 hours, based on available information ...

  • Political and Infrastructure Developments : Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel inaugurated the Vadnagar Taluka Sports Complex and laid the foundation stone for the state’s largest police line and Ghatlodia Police Station in Ahmedabad, both equipped with modern facilities, signaling a focus on infrastructure and security.

  • Aviation Incident : A trainer aircraft from a private aviation academy crashed in Mehsana district, injuring a woman pilot. The incident, reported by police and highlighted in posts on X, occurred within the last 24 hours, raising concerns about aviation safety in the region.

  • Gujarat High Court References Pink Floyd in Judgment : The Gujarat High Court cited lyrics from the renowned rock band Pink Floyd while quashing a delayed notice issued by the Customs Department. The court emphasized the importance of timely actions in legal proceedings.

  • Massive Fire Near Petrol Pump in Kutch : A significant fire erupted at a wooden godown near Jawahar Nagar on the Bhachau-Gandhidham highway. The blaze posed a threat to a nearby petrol pump, leading to the deployment of ten fire teams to control the situation. Traffic congestion extended up to three kilometers due to the incident.

  • Weather forecast predicting rain during peak summer, worrying farmers, alongside AMC (Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation) reporting a treasury flush with funds.

  • Police vehicle in Ahmedabad was found with liquor, and Vadodara’s Child Development Center faced controversy, possibly over operational issues.

  • Two-wheeler detained by police in Ahmedabad caught fire, and Gandhinagar saw ongoing protests by physical education teachers.

  • The state government deferred a new land valuation (jantri) implementation planned for April 1, and another Swaminarayan sect saint stirred controversy with outspoken remarks.

  • Massive fire broke out in a timber facility near Mithirohar in Kutch’s Gandhidham, and Dabhoi’s Kuber Bhandari temple faced renewed disputes.

  • Sonu Nigam Visits Kirtidan Gadhvi : Renowned singer Sonu Nigam visited folk artist Kirtidan Gadhvi, enjoying traditional Gujarati cuisine and musical sessions. Videos of their interaction have gone viral, showcasing the camaraderie between the artists.

  • Unseasonal Rain Forecasted in Gujarat : Meteorological reports predict unseasonal rainfall in various districts of Gujarat from March 31 to April 3. Residents are advised to stay updated with local weather alerts and take necessary precautions.

  • GST Refund Delays Flagged by CAG : The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) highlighted delays in GST refunds and compliance gaps in Gujarat, as noted in posts on X. This could affect businesses awaiting refunds, adding financial strain in an already uncertain tariff-impacted environment, though specific impacts within the last 24 hours remain broad rather than detailed.

  • State Government Defers Land Valuation Update : Gujarat deferred the implementation of new land valuation rates (jantri) originally slated for April 1. This decision, reported by News Capital Gujarat, may influence real estate and investment planning, offering temporary relief to businesses and landowners facing valuation hikes.

Please note that the news landscape is continually evolving. These updates reflect a mix of political activity, infrastructure focus, safety incidents, and local controversies dominating Gujarat’s news cycle over the past 24 hours. The aircraft crash and fire in Kutch stand out as breaking incidents, while political moves by Modi and Patel underscore ongoing governance priorities.

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Meanwhile enjoy the TOP 100 NEWS in GUJARATI LANGUAGE (Courtesy : ABP Asmita LIVE) which talks on news in short form from across the state.

So, with this THE GUJARAT DIARY ends here for today, all other news-flashes from Gujarat Districts, Gujarat Cities and other semi-urban and rural centers of Gujarat  can be read in GUJARAT NEWSWIRES section ...      
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THE BUSINESS BUZZ

As i scan the online and offline space in Business Media space of the nation, it seems headlines are dominated with the updates from Global Markets, Indian Bourses, Key and Sectoral, Brokerage views, Corporate Announcements and Stock Specific views and allied price movements, LIVE MARKET UPDATES etc. which can very well be read in the INDIA BUSINESS NEWSWIRES and WORLD BUSINESS NEWSWIRES, as well.

As of March 31, 2025, global financial markets are experiencing significant volatility due to escalating trade tensions and policy uncertainties. Here's an overview of the current landscape, here is a commentary on the world stock market, world commodities markets, world money market, world fund market, currencies, and cryptocurrencies based on news and business news from the last 24 hours, based on the available information ...

  • World Stock Market / The global stock market is reeling as we close out March 31, 2025. Over the past 24 hours, reports indicate a sharp decline triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s "Liberation Day" tariff threats, set to hit all countries starting April 2. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq sank, with Japan and Taiwan dropping over 4%, while European shares hit a two-month low. The Dow reportedly shed 700 points amid fears of trade wars and inflation, a sentiment echoed across posts on X noting a "risk-off" mood. India’s markets were closed for Eid-ul-Fitr, dodging today’s volatility, but Gujarat traders felt the global heat with mass investor withdrawals reported locally. Analysts suggest markets underestimated Trump’s tariff resolve, previously dismissing it as a bluff, and now face a rude awakening as April looms. Global stock markets have faced substantial declines, primarily driven by concerns over impending trade tariffs. In the United States, the S&P 500 has fallen by 0.34% to 5,561.91, while the Nasdaq Composite Index decreased by 1.18% to 17,118.99. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, however, showed a slight increase of 0.29%, reaching 41,703.09. Internationally, markets have mirrored this downturn. The UK's FTSE 100, Germany's DAX, and France's CAC have all registered losses, reflecting widespread investor apprehension. In the Asia-Pacific region, Japan's Nikkei plummeted by 4%, underscoring the global impact of trade uncertainties.

  • World Commodities Markets / Commodities are a tale of two trends today. Gold has soared to fresh record highs, fueled by safe-haven demand as investors flee tariff-induced uncertainty—reports confirm a surge in both global and Indian markets, where gold rose 31% in FY25. Silver’s up too, with a 35% FY25 gain in India. Oil, however, is flatlining as traders weigh Trump’s Russian oil tariff threats against tightening crude supplies—some call it a bluff, others see supply risks. Coffee prices are at record highs due to Brazil’s drought-hit crops, adding pressure to global supply chains. The past 24 hours underscore a flight to safety in metals, with energy markets holding their breath for tariff clarity. Commodity markets are reacting to the current economic climate with notable movements, Gold : As a traditional safe-haven asset, gold prices have surged, reaching $3,154.50 per ounce, an increase of 1.29%. This reflects investors' flight to safety amid market turbulence. Crude Oil : Crude oil prices have experienced a significant uptick, with WTI crude rising by 3.52% to $71.80 per barrel. This increase is influenced by geopolitical tensions and potential supply disruptions.

  • World Money Market / The money market is tightening its belt. Goldman Sachs upped U.S. recession odds to 35% today, forecasting three Fed rate cuts in 2025, a shift from earlier optimism as tariff fears and inflation concerns mount. In India, banks stayed open despite Eid to wrap up FY24-25, per RBI orders, ensuring liquidity amid global jitters. Globally, short-term yields are likely creeping up as cash becomes king—though specific rate shifts today aren’t detailed, the risk-off vibe suggests a preference for safe, liquid assets. The U.S. consumer sentiment plunge to its lowest since November 2022, reported yesterday, only deepens the cautious stance. Money markets are exhibiting heightened caution as investors reassess risk exposures. Short-term interest rates have declined, reflecting increased demand for liquid, low-risk assets. The yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury note has decreased, indicating a shift towards government securities amid economic uncertainty.

  • World Fund Market / Funds are taking a hit as equity markets wobble. The S&P 500’s 5.12% YTD drop (noted over the weekend) and today’s tariff-driven slide likely squeezed equity funds, especially those tied to trade-sensitive sectors. Crypto funds, like Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs with $35 billion in 2024 inflows, are shaky as digital assets mirror stock declines—X posts flag a "Death Cross" risk for BTC. Emerging market debt funds might see a flicker of hope from currency strength, but the tariff overhang threatens prolonged outflows. Global equity funds saw inflows earlier this month on optimism, but today’s trade jitters have flipped that narrative hard. Fund markets are witnessing outflows from equity funds as investors pivot towards more defensive positions. There is a notable increase in allocations to money market funds and fixed-income securities, reflecting a broader risk-averse sentiment. Fund managers are rebalancing portfolios to mitigate exposure to volatile sectors affected by trade policies.

  • Currencies / Currencies are dancing to a tariff tune. The U.S. dollar, despite gaining post-auto tariff news last week, faces pressure as Trump’s broader tariff push sinks stocks—its strength since January (pound up to $1.29, euro to $1.09 by mid-March) might wane if recession fears grow. India’s rupee, at 85.46 on March 28, likely held steady today with markets shut, buoyed by ₹31,000 crore in foreign inflows over six sessions. FX markets still suspect Trump’s bluffing, per weekend reports, but today’s risk-off shift favors safe-haven bets like gold over dollar dominance. Volatility’s the word as April 2 nears. Currency markets are experiencing fluctuations influenced by trade developments, U.S. Dollar : The dollar is facing its worst monthly performance since November 2022, depreciating against major currencies. This decline is attributed to concerns over trade policies and their potential impact on the U.S. economy. Japanese Yen : The yen has strengthened, reflecting its status as a safe-haven currency during periods of market stress.

  • Cryptocurrencies / Crypto’s caught in the tariff storm. Bitcoin’s down 0.54% and Ethereum 1.99% today, per X posts, extending a slide—BTC’s at $83,850 after a 15% drop from its $100K 2024 peak. Trump’s March 7 Bitcoin reserve order hasn’t stemmed the bleed, with X chatter warning of a "Death Cross" if the 50-day moving average crosses below the 200-day. Ethereum’s ecosystem buzz (AI integration) isn’t enough to counter macro fears. The total crypto market cap, a 2024 high-flyer, is now wobbling as tariff risks and recession odds sap risk appetite—stablecoins like Tether hold steady, but the broader mood is grim. Cryptocurrency markets are displaying mixed reactions. Bitcoin and other major digital assets have experienced volatility, with prices fluctuating in response to broader market sentiments and regulatory news. Investors remain cautious, balancing the potential for high returns against inherent risks.

Overall Take and Conclusion / The last 24 hours paint a picture of global markets on edge. Trump’s tariff threats, once shrugged off as leverage, are now a tangible April 2 deadline driving stocks and crypto down, gold up, and currencies into flux. Commodities split between safe havens and supply worries, while money and fund markets brace for a rocky Q2. It’s a classic risk-off moment—volatility’s back, and the world’s holding its breath for what comes next. The current financial landscape is marked by uncertainty stemming from trade disputes and policy shifts. Investors are advised to exercise caution, diversify portfolios, and stay informed on developments that could impact global markets. Consulting with financial advisors to navigate this complex environment is recommended.

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Here’s an outlook for Tuesday, April 1, 2025, covering world stock markets, commodities markets, fund markets, money markets, currencies, and cryptocurrencies. This is based on news and business developments from the last 24 hours (up to 11:06 PM IST, March 31, 2025), blended with reasonable projections grounded in current trends. Since markets evolve rapidly, this outlook reflects the situation as of now, with Trump’s tariff announcements looming large as a pivotal factor.

  • World Stock Markets / Outlook : Bearish, with heightened volatility expected on April 1. Global stock markets are poised for a turbulent start to April as U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff threats—confirmed in the last 24 hours to target “all countries” starting April 2—rattle investor confidence. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit six-month lows yesterday, with Japan and Taiwan dropping over 4%, and European shares sliding to a two-month low. Posts on X suggest U.S. futures (e.g., $SPX -56, $DJI -279) point to further declines at the open, though some speculate tariffs might be “discounted already.” India’s markets, closed yesterday for Eid-ul-Fitr, could face a catch-up sell-off, especially in export-heavy sectors like IT and manufacturing. The risk-off mood is palpable, and while a late rebound could occur if tariff details soften, the baseline expectation is a red day globally, with the Dow’s 700-point drop yesterday setting a grim tone. Global equities are experiencing heightened uncertainty due to escalating trade tensions and policy unpredictability. In the United States, major indices have faced declines, prompting investors to explore opportunities in European markets, which have shown resilience amid economic rejuvenation efforts. Analysts anticipate continued market fluctuations as participants respond to evolving trade policies and economic indicators.
     
  • World Commodities Market / Outlook : Mixed, with safe havens up and industrial commodities flat to down. Gold is on a tear, surging to a new record (around $3,156-$3,011 per posts on X) in the last 24 hours as investors flee risk amid tariff fears—expect this momentum to carry into April 1, possibly testing $3,200 if panic persists. Silver ($35.01) and platinum are also likely to rise, though less dramatically. Oil (WTI at $69.88-$69.1) remains volatile but flat, caught between Trump’s Russian oil tariff threats and global demand worries—look for sideways trading unless Middle East tensions flare anew. Copper ($5.07) and iron ore ($102.2) may soften slightly as tariff-driven industrial slowdown fears weigh on sentiment, though supply dynamics could cap losses. Coffee stays elevated due to Brazil’s drought, but no sharp moves are expected tomorrow.
     
  • Gold : As a traditional safe-haven asset, gold prices have remained elevated, reflecting investor caution amid geopolitical uncertainties. The sustained demand for gold suggests that market participants are seeking stability in the face of ongoing economic turbulence.​
     
  • Crude Oil : Oil markets are experiencing price volatility influenced by geopolitical tensions and supply considerations. Investors are closely monitoring developments that could impact production and distribution channels, contributing to fluctuating oil prices.

  • World Fund Markets / Outlook : Cautious with outflows likely. Equity funds, especially those exposed to global trade (e.g., manufacturing, tech), are set for a rough day as the tariff reality sinks in—yesterday’s S&P 500 slide and Nasdaq weakness signal potential redemptions. Crypto funds tied to Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, which saw $35 billion in 2024 inflows, might see profit-taking after recent dips, though stablecoin demand could cushion losses. Bond funds could catch a bid as yields dip (U.S. 10-year at 4.19% yesterday, down slightly), reflecting a flight to safety. Emerging market debt funds face headwinds from tariff pressures on EM currencies, but gold-backed funds should shine. Overall, fund managers are likely in defensive mode, with tactical shifts favoring cash and fixed income over equities. Investment funds are adjusting their strategies in response to current market dynamics. There is a noticeable shift towards sectors and regions perceived as more stable or offering growth potential amid global uncertainties. Fund managers are emphasizing diversification and risk assessment to navigate the complex financial landscape.

  • World Money Markets / Outlook : Tightening, with a flight to liquidity. Goldman Sachs’ raised U.S. recession odds to 35% and three Fed rate cuts projected for 2025 (reported yesterday) suggest a cautious Fed stance, keeping money markets on edge. Short-term yields (e.g., U.S. 10-year at 4.19%) may dip further as investors pile into Treasuries, though tariff-driven inflation risks could cap that move. In India, FY24-25 closed yesterday with banks active, but today’s holiday closure limits local signals—expect global trends to dominate. Cash is king right now, with interbank rates potentially firming as liquidity tightens amid uncertainty. The next Fed moves hinge on tariff fallout, but April 1 should see a safety-first approach. Money markets are reflecting cautious sentiment, with investors favoring liquid and low-risk instruments. Short-term interest rates are influenced by central bank policies and economic data releases, with market participants keenly observing indicators that could signal shifts in monetary policy.

  • Currencies / Outlook : Volatile, with the U.S. dollar under scrutiny. The dollar’s recent strength (pound at $1.29, euro at $1.09 mid-March) faces a test—yesterday’s $EURUSD at 1.083 (up) and $USDJPY at 149.06 (down) suggest mixed pressures. Trump’s tariff universality could bolster the dollar short-term as a safe haven, but recession fears might drag it lower if U.S. growth falters. India’s rupee (85.46 on March 28) may weaken on reopening as export fears hit, though foreign inflows could temper losses. EM currencies (e.g., $USDCNY at 7.25) are braced for pain if tariffs disrupt trade, while the yen might gain slightly if risk-off persists. Expect choppy trading as markets digest tariff scope. Currency markets are experiencing fluctuations driven by trade policies and economic forecasts. The U.S. dollar has shown signs of depreciation against major currencies, influenced by concerns over trade tensions and economic growth projections. Conversely, currencies such as the euro have exhibited relative strength, reflecting differing economic outlooks and policy expectations.

  • Cryptocurrencies / Outlook : Bearish but resilient in pockets. Bitcoin ($87.9K-$83,850 per X posts) and Ethereum (down 1.99% yesterday) are sliding with stocks, with X chatter warning of a “Death Cross” if selling accelerates—$85K is a key level to watch on April 1. Trump’s pro-crypto stance (e.g., March 7 Bitcoin reserve order) offers long-term hope, but near-term tariff fears and recession odds are dragging risk assets down. Ethereum’s AI-driven ecosystem buzz isn’t enough to counter macro headwinds yet. Stablecoins (Tether, USDC) should hold at $1, gaining traction as a hedge. Crypto’s fate tomorrow ties closely to stock market moves—expect red unless a tariff reprieve sparks a relief rally. The cryptocurrency market has faced recent declines amid broader financial market uncertainties. Bitcoin, for instance, has experienced price reductions influenced by trade war fears and regulatory developments. However, some analysts suggest that factors like regulatory clarity and technological advancements could potentially reignite interest and drive a market rebound in the near future.

Key Takeaways and Conclusion / April 1, 2025, looks like a day of reckoning as Trump’s tariffs shift from threat to reality. ascended into chaos. Stocks and crypto face a sell-off, gold and bonds offer refuge, and currencies oscillate with the dollar’s dominance in question. Volatility rules, with tariffs driving fear and opportunity in equal measure. Keep an eye on breaking news—any softening of Trump’s stance could flip the script, but as of now, it’s a defensive game. As we move into April 2025, financial markets are characterized by volatility and cautious investor sentiment. Market participants are advised to remain vigilant, diversify portfolios, and stay informed on policy changes and economic indicators that could influence market trajectories. Consulting with financial advisors and conducting thorough risk assessments are prudent steps in navigating the current economic environment.

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DIGITAL DIAMETER

So, lets see what is the DIGITAL DIAMETER space in Gujarat indicating.

Digital media space of Gujarat today has a mixed flavour from local to international news of  etc topics.

So what is really topping the content chart or trending on digital news media platforms on DEVANSHI JOSHI's JAMAWAT, is news-video capsule, titled Weather Analysis : Heavy Rains with Winds forecast in coming three (3) days, which has garnered good number of views and has topped the content chart in last 24 hours with 55,000+ views!

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While as i scan the NAVJEEVAN NEWS PRASHANT DAYAL's news platform, what i see is that the news-video capsule titled, Instead of raiding such crime spots, Cops who came to interogate journalist was captured in CCTV, has garnered almost 92,000+ views and has topped the content chart of the platform.

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Whereas on NIRBHAY NEWS GOPI GHANGHAR's news platform news-video capsule titled, This  ministers are likely to be berthed in the Ministry Expansion in Gujarat, has topped the content chart in last 24 hours, having garnered 28,000+ views.

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GUJARAT NEWSWIRES

  • Ship-leasing activities in GIFT City, Gujarat quadruple and over $71.1 million borrowed for operations
  • Rahul Gandhi Writes To PM Modi Asking To Cancel Offshore Mining Tenders Along Coasts Of Kerala, Gujarat, Andaman
  • Gujarat HC quoting Pink Floyd is fun. It makes people want to read judgments
  • Upcoming IPO: Gujarat-based Prozeal Green Energy files Drhp with Sebi to raise ₹700 crore via IPO. Details here
  • Gujarat therapist, assistant booked for “cruelty” towards 4-year-old child with special needs
  • Gujarat: Massive blaze breaks out near wood company and petrol pump in Kutch
  • Ship leasing activities in GIFT City, Gujarat quadruple and over $71.1 million borrowed for operations
  • Gujarat Kidney and Super Speciality files DRHP for IPO
  • DCM Shriram commissions new caustic soda flakes plant in Gujarat
  • Prozeal Green Energy, Gujarat Kidney and Super Speciality file for IPOs with Sebi
  • IPO Watch: Gujarat Kidney & Super Speciality files Drhp for IPO. Check details
  • Hours after finding severed head, body parts wrapped in plastic bags recovered from drain in Gujarat’s Bharuch
  • Pink Floyd verse echoes as Gujarat HC quashes decade-old notices
  • Waaree launches ‘India’s largest solar cell facility’ in Gujarat
  • Rahul writes to PM Modi seeking cancellation of tenders for offshore mining in Kerala, Gujarat, Andaman
  • Rahul Gandhi writes to PM seeking cancellation of tenders for offshore mining in Kerala, Gujarat, Andaman
  • Man arrested for allegedly molesting stepdaughter over 8 years in Gujarat's Shela
  • Video: Speeding car mows down pedestrian in Gujarat, driver arrested
  • ​Timely restatement: on top court and Gujarat police case
  • ‘27 Gujarat villages under police protection, some since 2013’
  • Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel participates in Chetichand Parv with Sindhi community in Ahmedabad
  • Gujarat CM Patel participates in Bihar Foundation Day, Holi Milan fest organised by Bihari Samaj Seva Trust in Ahmedabad
  • Samai and sevaiyan come together for Eid at Gujarat University
  • Madhavpur Mela preps in Full Swing, Gujarat and Northeast Artists set to dazzle
  • Gujarat CM Patel highlights collective celebrations of religious festivals
  • ‘L2: Empuraan’ makers to alter scenes after Hindutva outrage over portrayal of Gujarat riots
  • Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, Gujarat CM inaugurate 5.4 GW solar cell plant

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INDIA NEWSWIRES

  • Devendra Fadnavis rebuts Raut’s claim on PM Modi, says there was no discussion
  • Renault Group to acquire Nissan’s 51% stake in Indian JV
  • Delhi Police arrest director Sanoj Mishra for rape, causing miscarriage
  • Rahul Gandhi writes to PM Modi asking to cancel offshore mining tenders along coasts of Kerala, Gujarat, Andaman
  • Meet IFS officer Nidhi Tewari, PM Modi's new private secretary
  • India to face intense heatwave in 2025, IMD warns 2 months to be hotter than usual
  • Made in India iPhones to double this year in continued diversification push
  • Tharoor praises Modi govt's Covid vaccine diplomacy: ‘Powerful example’
  • Thousands offer Eid prayers amid restrictions at Srinagar’s Jama Masjid
  • Noida Lamborghini accident: Accused driver Deepak granted bail day after hitting two pedestrians
  • ‘No threat’: Rahool Kanal, held for Habitat vandalism, says Kunal Kamra will get ‘Shiv Sena-style’ welcome
  • Donald Trump says reciprocal tariffs from April 2 to hit all countries
  • Made in India iPhones to double this year in continued diversification push
  • Rush Hour: Kashmir chief cleric ‘detained’ on Eid, Congress seeks law on SC, St quotas and more
  • Why do women, children from villages near India-China border flee? This is reason...
  • JEE aspirant jumps before train in Kota, 10th suicide this year
  • Air India Express launches Tiruchi-Mumbai direct flight service
  • South Africa will suffer its barest summer of home Test cricket post-isolation
  • India initiates sunset review of ADD on flax fabric imports from China
  • Hindustan Aeronautics didn't transfer sensitive tech to Russia: India slams NYT report
  • Aurangzeb’s tomb can’t be removed, but its glorification won’t be allowed: Fadnavis
  • Fourth edition of India-US Naval Exercise Tiger Triumph to take place from April 1-13

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WORLD NEWSWIRES

  • French court bars far-right leader Marine Le Pen from public office for embezzlement
  • Israel orders Rafah evacuation as it continues bombardment of Gaza
  • Netanyahu appoints replacement for fired top security offiical Ronen Bar
  • At least 5 dead after mine explosion in northern Spain
  • Suspected US airstrikes hit Yemen’s rebel-held capital, Houthis report three killed
  • Muslims attend prayers marking end of Ramadan in Nigeria
  • Israeli airstrikes kill 22 Palestinians on 2nd day of Eid al-Fitr
  • Myanmar earthquake death toll surpasses 1,700 as rescue efforts continue
  • Thai watchdog had flagged concerns on Bangkok building that collapsed in earthquake
  • Bodies of missing Palestinian paramedics killed by Israeli forces recovered
  • How TikTok became the world’s most controversial app
  • Trump lashes out at both Zelensky and Putin over ceasefire talks
  • Trump says he won’t rule out military attack to seize Greenland
  • French far-right leader Marine Le Pen handed four-year prison sentence, five-year election ban after EU funds embezzlement conviction
  • The first responders massacre: 14 aid workers found dead and buried, hands bound
  • Iran will deliver ‘strong blow’ against US if it attacks, Khamenei warns
  • Donald Trump says he is considering ways to serve a third term as president
  • Uproar as Tim Walz's daughter rejects Grad school offer amid Trump crackdown
  • More Foreign gang terrorists deported out of America
  • Protest-shocked Hamas executes 6 Gazans, flogs people in public
  • ‘Putin motorcade’ limo burns down in central Moscow: What to know
  • French far-right leader Marine Le Pen found guilty in embezzlement case

CANADA

  • Hundreds of thousands of eastern Canadians face power outages due to ice storm
  • Hong Kong Watch condemns Canadian politician Paul Chiang for dangerous bounty call
  • Canada keeps roll going with commanding win over Korea at World Men’s Curling Championship
  • Hundreds of hockey fans flock to Oak Bay to see Stanley Cup
  • Hundreds of thousands still waiting for power on third day of spring storm
  • Star Editorial Board: The Hudson’s Bay Company didn’t seem to matter much to its first governor, nor to its last. But it mattered to Canadians
  • Nanaimo Chamber of Commerce moves to elect new board of governors
  • Canada election campaign enters 2nd week as new U.S. tariffs loom
  • Spruce Kings skate into playoff party with shutout win over Powell River
  • Court rejects Hudson's Bay restructuring, raising stakes for lenders and landlords
  • Freezing rain expected to end in GTA, while more than 200,000 remain without power across Ontario
  • Cougars drop game two of opening round series
  • Calgary mayor to give update on sewage leak into Bow River
  • Canada’s health care crisis demands a digital solution
  • Eyes warily turn to next round of U.S. tariffs during second week of federal election
  • Trump’s trade war pushes Canadian tech workers to rethink silicon Valley
  • Carbon tax ends, Hst drops in Nova Scotia starting tomorrow
  • Mi'kmaw chiefs consider legal action against fracking in N.S.
  • Male stabbed after reported altercation on TTC bus: Toronto police
  • Witnesses report hearing explosions as fire engulfs White City home
  • First Nations' $2.1B proposed class action accuses governments of 'devastating mismanagement' of child welfare
  • U.S. pork begs for tariff exemption from Canada 

UNITED STATES (US)

  • Donald Trump softens tone on Putin, threatens Zelensky with ‘Big problems’
  • Trump says he's serious about another term in office: 'Sort of a fourth term'
  • U.S. armored vehicle pulled from bog in Lithuania; Army to share update on missing troops
  • French court bars far-right leader Marine Le Pen from public office for embezzlement
  • Yarden Bibas to 60 Minutes: Only Trump can convince Netanyahu, Hamas to renew ceasefire-hostage deal
  • Iran pledges firm retaliatory response to US, Israel
  • Khamenei warns of 'strong' response if Iran attacked by US
  • Donald Trump confirms he’s meeting Bill Maher as a favor to a friend
  • Why is Elon Musk trying to buy a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat?
  • U.S. airstrikes pound Yemen overnight, killing at least 3, Houthi rebels say
  • Iran summons Swiss envoy, warns U.S. following Trump’s provocative remarks
  • 'Breaking point': Ex-staffer pens brutal takedown of former boss Chuck Schumer
  • Trump pushes allies away
  • 'People fight back': Military expert warns Trump vow could trigger decades-long insurgency
  • Donald Trump softens tone on Putin, threatens Zelensky with ‘Big problems’
  • 1 in 4 Brits are now ‘Disabled.’
  • Trump & Musk are moving fast because they know their time is limited
  • Trump says he's serious about another term in office: 'Sort of a fourth term'
  • Weekend news dump: GSA, SBA, IRS initiate new workforce cuts
  • Donald Trump’s deportation campaign
  • President A.O.C.
  • EU’s kaya kallas: Russia must not use Central Asia to bypass sanctions

MEXICO 

  • Sinaloa Cartel orders cooks stop making fentanyl after Trump labels them 'terrorists'
  • Minnesota women’s swim and dive reflect on NCAA Championships experience
  • Mexican Mafia shot caller "Pomona mike" lerma found guilty on Federal Rico, drug & murder charges
  • Trump wants more trade with Russia but less with everyone else
  • UFC Fight Night mexico results, bonus winners, highlights and reaction
  • Coast Guard detains 8 Mexican fishermen, seizes 150 pounds of illegally poached fish off Texas coast
  • Robert Reich: Trump’s car taxes on Americans – Oped
  • Will keeping a ‘cool head’ allow Mexico to avoid the worst of the tariffs?
  • Trump-induced migration crisis in Mexico
  • At least 4 dead after flooding in Texas-Mexico border area
  • Miroslava Breach Velducea, the Mexican journalist who refused to stay silent or be an accomplice
  • Mexico: Pen International denounces threats against journalist Lucero Díaz Estrada and calls for protection

CARIBBEAN

  • PM Browne suggests early general election as two major parties hold competing rallies
  • Dominican Republic: African swine fever continues to attack small pig farms
  • Trial of Qahal Yahweh religious group delayed again
  • Swiss bank postfinance closes accounts of holders in Cuba
  • Rubio says he is putting ‘Americas, first’ but the Cuba fixation might drive neighbors away
  • Finance Minister putting Jamaicans at risk says Crawford
  • How Elon Musk’s SpaceX secretly allows investment from China
  • Martinique's water woes drive anger at French rule
  • Forget Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow, there's one part of the original potc movies I really want pirates 6 to bring back
  • Fires ravage GB
  • Policeman electrocuted in Spanish Town

LATIN AMERICA

  • Unemployment in Brazil rises to 6.8% in quarter ending in February
  • CHC Brazil wins two new Petrobras contracts and Peotram operational excellence award
  • US revokes French oil company's license in Venezuela
  • Colombia data Center portfolio database 2025, with detailed Analysis of 23 existing and 12 upcoming data centers across Barranquilla, Bogota, Cali and Medellin - Researchandmarkets.Com
  • Panama Purges and Deregisters 107 Ships From its Fleet Due to Sanctions
  • Venezuela receives first high-level criminal among US deportees
  • Petrobras awards new contracts for Brazil offshore helicopter operations
  • Brazil's coffee farmers turn to costly irrigation to quench global demand for the brew
  • Man jailed for five years over South American drug trafficking scheme
  • Panama Canal introduces NetZero Slot to promote low-carbon shipping
  • Paraguay Secures Strategic Position in South American Gas Pipeline Project
  • Military counterintelligence harasses those who report corruption at gas stations in Cuba

EUROPE

  • France 'deeply shocked' by US demand to drop diversity initiatives
  • French court bars far-right leader Marine Le Pen from public office for embezzlement
  • Trump won't rule out military force to take Greenland
  • US military working to recover 70 ton vehicle from Lithuanian swamp as 4 Army soldiers remain missing
  • ‘A great success’: Start-up’s rocket crashes into sea after lift-off in Norway
  • Marine Le Pen barred from 2027 French presidency run
  • Orbán: EU's survival kit proposal means Brussels is preparing for war
  • BREAKING | French court says crimes committed by Marine Le Pen merit immediate ban from public office
  • Thailand travel advice after 7.7 magnitude earthquake strikes Myanmar
  • Amsterdam mayor gives award to English tourist who tackled knifeman
  • Industrial Symbiosis Network in Georgia: businesses in Kakheti or Adjara invited to apply
  • Vučić announces that experts from Russian FSB arrived to investigate the use of a sonic weapon
  • Spain to push for use of frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine
  • Industrial Symbiosis Network in Georgia: businesses in Kakheti or Adjara invited to apply
  • French right-wing leader Marine Le Pen found guilty of embezzling public funds, barred from running for office
  • At least 5 dead after mine explosion in northern Spain
  • Italy faces crisis as births hit new record low
  • French court bars far-right leader Marine Le Pen from public office for embezzlement
  • EU received 4.3 million immigrants in 2023
  • France 'deeply shocked' by US demand to drop diversity initiatives
  • France, Belgium scoff at anti-DEI letter from Trump administration

AFRICA

  • Nigeria’s external debt reaches N66.14 trillion in Q3 2024 – CBN
  • Listen | 'We will pay the price': Defiant ANC rejects US and Afrikaner lobby pressure
  • South Sudan on the Brink: UNFPA scales up emergency response
  • Abu Dhabi’s Xrg invests in Mozambique gas
  • 1 man killed at Juba IDP camp, another missing, and 2 detained
  • Ethiopia , US discuss strengthening bilateral relations
  • Video: Annie Idibia makes first public appearance after divorce scandal
  • AFRICA/South SUDAN - "South Sudan risks becoming a battlefield for foreign interests, and this will have devastating consequences for future generations"
  • Sudan Airways resumes ops with A320-200
  • US imposes export restrictions on three aviation companies from SA
  • From Eviction to Empowerment: How beekeeping helps Ogiek youth reclaim their agency and land rights in Kenya
  • Earnings soar for York Timber Holding as revenue and production increase

MIDDLE EAST

  • US ‘Bombs’ Yemen ’13 times in…’ as houthis ‘Hit’ e-2 hawkeye, ‘Dismantle eyes, ears’ of Trump’s navy
  • Suspected missile cargo ship arrives in Iran from China
  • Iran warns US through Swiss embassy it will act swiftly to aggression
  • Hamas calls on ‘Anyone who can bear arms’ worldwide to fight Trump’s Gaza plan
  • What happened when Syria's conservative new leaders tried to shut 60 Damascus bars
  • Iran brandishes ballistic missiles as a warning to the USA: How far Tehran's weapons can reach
  • Iran's top Sunni cleric urges direct US talks in opposition to Supreme Leader
  • Iran’s Supreme Leader responds to Trump bombing threat
  • Khamenei Warns Of 'Strong' Response If Iran Attacked
  • US air strikes pound Yemen overnight killing at least three, say Houthi rebels
  • Israel issues sweeping new evacuation orders for Gaza’s Rafah
  • Haldiram's confirms stake sale to IHC, Alpha Wave Global after Temasek's $8,500 crore deal

ASIA

  • Eid celebrations in Indonesia and India face economic and political challenges
  • China and Russia already have boots on the ground in Myanmar. The US is nowhere to be seen
  • Myanmar military still bombing towns despite earthquake crisis, rebels say
  • Up to 298,000 could die in Japan in Nankai Trough mega quake, govt warns
  • In Bangkok, looking at high-rises with a new sense of dread after massive quake
  • Thai watchdog had flagged concerns on Bangkok building that collapsed in earthquake
  • Counter Terrorism Act: Facebook shutdown exposes Trojan horse for authoritarianism in PNG
  • Defense chief calls for 'prudent' live-fire drills to prevent wildfires
  • Dude, where’s my car? Toyota buyers face long waits amid hybrid boom
  • EU/Central Asia: Authorities must safeguard civil society space for genuine progress
  • Trump wants India to buy US corn - but here's why it probably won't
  • 48 Muslim SCDF officers in rescue efforts in Myanmar, missing Hari Raya festivities: Shanmugam

SOUTH PACIFIC

  • AngloGold completes Australia’s largest hybrid power system at Tropicana
  • Australia says it’s keeping an eye on Chinese ship off coast of Victoria
  • Hawaii and Guam Guardsmen further U.S.-Philippines Ties at Standing Committee Meeting
  • Australia: Queensland, New South Wales rain softens cereal markets
  • Hordes of genetically modified insects set to be released in Australia: 'They can smell you'
  • Vanuatu parliament passes crypto legislation
  • Insight scores multi-year IT contract with South Australia
  • Australian companies awarded Strategic Projects under EU's Critical Raw Materials Act
  • Australia deploys aircraft to monitor North Korea’s illicit maritime activities
  • Australia monitors Chinese research vessel off South coast
  • Japan-Australia flagship hydrogen project stumbles
  • Embassy of Nauru officially inaugurated in Beijing

THE POLARS (ANTARCTIC and ARCTIC)

  • Written in ice
  • Equinor Starts Up Delayed Arctic Johan Castberg Oil Project
  • High Arctic Energy Services Reports 2024 Year-End Results and Strategic Reset
  • High Arctic Announces 2024 Fourth Quarter and Year End Financial and Operating Results
  • Danish Foreign Minister Urges U.S. to Change Tone on Greenland and Cooperate on Security
  • Equinor's new Arctic oilfield to pay back $8 billion investment in under 2 years
  • Weather tracker: Arctic winter sea ice at record low in 2025, scientists say
  • ESA’s Arctic Weather Satellite hailed as excellent
  • Greenland should make 'rogue state' go away
  • British explorer becomes first woman to solo traverse Arctic island
  • Briefing - JD Vance's Speech In Greenland And Danish Foreign Minister's Response
  • Arctic Releases Liquid Freezer III Pro Water Cooling Radiator with Updated P12 Pro Fans
  • Lure of the north: What Russia’s Arctic can offer Trump
  • Transcript: Norway & the Arctic
  • Why India needs to be a part of strategic conversations on Greenland
  • Moderate mag. 4.0 earthquake - 164 km E of Arctic Village, Alaska, on Sunday, Mar 30, 2025, at 06:55 pm (GMT -8)
  • Arctic sea ice makes new record low annual max
  • US will never 'get' Greenland, new PM says
  • Arctic Sea Ice Hits Record Low Maximum Extent for the Year
  • US will not 'get' Greenland, island's new PM says in response to Trump comments
  • Jens-Frederik Nielsen, Greenland's prime minister says US 'will not get' the island territory

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PS : THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH is created partially using Artificial Intelligence tools incluidng Grok AI, Chat GPT, Gemini, CoPilot etc, filtering news from 15,000+ news resources globally.
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