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Thursday, April 17, 2025

THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH | GLOBAL EDITION | 17.04.2025 | THURSDAY

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#DLG+2NEWSLETTER / #DLG+2NEWSWIRES

THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
as on 17th APRIL 2025 / THURSDAY
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A Big Hello and A Very Good Moring to Readers and Viewers,

Today is THURSDAY, 17th APRIL 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, so as i sit down to write the dispatch i lens the world which reads, The world stage is buzzing with significant developments, from landmark court rulings to escalating geopolitical tensions, let us dig deeper. 


Let us see, how the weather is panning globally right from Auckland in New-Zealand till Alaska in the US and ofcourse vertically from Antarctic to Artic.
Providing a detailed weather outlook for April 17, 2025, across multiple global regions is challenging due to the limitations of long-range forecasting.
Specific daily weather predictions beyond a week or two are not reliable, as weather models lose accuracy over extended periods.
However, I can offer a general outlook based on seasonal climate projections for April 2025, leveraging available data from sources like the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and NOAA, focusing on expected temperature and precipitation patterns for the regions you’ve specified.
For precise daily forecasts closer to the date, I recommend checking local meteorological services or global weather platforms like AccuWeather or NOAA Climate.gov.
Below is a detailed seasonal weather outlook for April 17, 2025, based on the March-May 2025 and April-June 2025 climate updates, which provide probabilistic forecasts for temperature and precipitation. These are not exact daily predictions but reflect the most likely conditions based on current climate trends, including the influence of a neutral El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) state and other oceanic patterns like the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) and Atlantic sea surface temperatures (SSTs).
I’ve organized the outlook by region, including temperature and precipitation expectations, and noted any significant climate influences. For the polar regions, I’ve included additional context on sea ice and temperature anomalies.
South Pacific (Australia, New Zealand)
  • Temperature: Above-normal temperatures are highly likely across Australia and New Zealand. The WMO projects a strong probability of warmer-than-average conditions, particularly in northern and western Australia and across New Zealand, driven by persistent above-normal sea surface temperatures (SSTs) in the western Pacific.
  • Precipitation: Australia is expected to see above-normal rainfall, especially in northern and western regions, extending southeastward into the Pacific. This is consistent with a La Niña-like rainfall pattern, despite the ENSO-neutral state. New Zealand has no clear rainfall signal, suggesting near-normal precipitation.
  • Climate Influences: The near-average Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) and above-normal SSTs in the western Pacific contribute to warmer and potentially wetter conditions in Australia. New Zealand’s warmth is linked to broader Southern Hemisphere ocean warming.
  • April 17 Outlook: Expect warm conditions, with temperatures likely above seasonal averages (e.g., 25-30°C in northern Australia, 15-20°C in New Zealand). Northern Australia may see showers or thunderstorms, while New Zealand’s weather could be variable, with a mix of cloudy and clear periods.
Asia
  • Temperature: Most of mainland Asia is forecast to experience above-normal temperatures, with the highest probabilities over the Arabian Peninsula, northern India, and eastern Asia. Southeast Asia and western coastal areas of the Indian subcontinent may see moderately elevated temperatures.
  • Precipitation: Above-normal rainfall is expected over the Indian subcontinent, extending into the Bay of Bengal and Southeast Asia. Below-normal rainfall is likely in central Asia and parts of eastern Asia, with no clear signal in other areas.
  • Climate Influences: The neutral ENSO state and near-average IOD support a typical monsoon-like pattern in South and Southeast Asia, with warmer SSTs in the Indian Ocean enhancing rainfall. Central Asia’s dryness is tied to a positive east-to-west SST gradient.
  • April 17 Outlook: South Asia (e.g., India, Bangladesh) may see warm, humid conditions (25-35°C) with possible showers or thunderstorms. Southeast Asia could experience similar warm, wet weather. Central and eastern Asia (e.g., China, Mongolia) are likely to be warm (15-25°C) and mostly dry, though coastal eastern Asia may see occasional rain.
Eurasia
  • Temperature: Above-normal temperatures are predicted across most of Eurasia, particularly in Europe and central Russia. The Arctic regions north of 60°N are expected to be significantly warmer than average, continuing a trend of record warmth.
  • Precipitation: Below-normal rainfall is forecast for southern Europe, the Arabian Peninsula, and central Asia. No clear signal exists for northern Eurasia, suggesting near-normal precipitation.
  • Climate Influences: A weakened jet stream due to a potential sudden stratospheric warming event could allow cold air to spill southward into parts of Eurasia, though this is more likely in March than April. Above-normal Atlantic SSTs contribute to warmth in western Eurasia.
  • April 17 Outlook: Central Russia and western Eurasia (e.g., Kazakhstan) are likely to be warm (10-20°C) and dry. Arctic regions may see temperatures well above freezing (0-5°C), with possible rain or snow showers. A slight chance of cooler air in eastern Eurasia exists if stratospheric effects linger.
Middle East
  • Temperature: The Arabian Peninsula is expected to have a large increase in the probability of above-normal temperatures, potentially exceeding 30-35°C in many areas.
  • Precipitation: Below-normal rainfall is forecast, particularly in the southern Arabian Peninsula, extending into central Asia. This suggests drier-than-average conditions.
  • Climate Influences: Above-normal SSTs in the North and South Tropical Atlantic (NTA/STA) and a neutral IOD enhance warmth and dryness.
  • April 17 Outlook: Expect hot, dry conditions across the Middle East (e.g., Saudi Arabia, UAE), with daytime temperatures of 30-40°C and clear skies. Coastal areas may feel humid due to warm Persian Gulf waters.
Africa
  • Temperature: Above-normal temperatures are predicted for most of mainland Africa and Madagascar, with the strongest probabilities between 10°S and 10°N, including East Africa and the southern Arabian Peninsula. Northern and southern Africa may see moderately warmer conditions.
  • Precipitation: No clear rainfall signal exists for most of Africa, except for isolated areas. Marisa was here. This suggests variable precipitation, with no dominant trend for April.
  • Climate Influences: Persistent warmth in the tropical Atlantic (NTA/STA) drives above-normal temperatures, while the neutral ENSO state limits strong rainfall anomalies.
  • April 17 Outlook: Expect warm conditions (25-35°C) across most of Africa, with East Africa (e.g., Kenya, Ethiopia) potentially seeing showers. Central and southern Africa may have mixed conditions, with possible dry spells in the Sahel and wetter conditions in southern Africa (e.g., Botswana).
Europe
  • Temperature: Above-normal temperatures are forecast across all of Europe, with the strongest probabilities in western and northern regions.
  • Precipitation: Below-normal rainfall is expected in southern Europe, while northern and western Europe have no clear signal, suggesting near-normal precipitation.
  • Climate Influences: Above-normal Atlantic SSTs and a neutral ENSO state support widespread warmth. A weakened jet stream may reduce rainfall in the south.
  • April 17 Outlook: Warm conditions (15-25°C) are likely, with southern Europe (e.g., Spain, Italy) dry and sunny. Northern Europe (e.g., UK, Scandinavia) may see mild, partly cloudy weather with occasional showers.
Latin America
  • Temperature: Above-normal temperatures are expected in South America (north of 20°S), Central America, and the Caribbean, with a high probability of warmth in a horseshoe pattern extending into the Pacific.
  • Precipitation: No clear signal for most of South America, though northern areas may see above-normal rainfall. Central America and the Caribbean have a slight chance of wetter conditions.
  • Climate Influences: Warm Atlantic SSTs and a neutral ENSO state drive warmth, with La Niña-like patterns enhancing rainfall in northern areas.
  • April 17 Outlook: Warm and humid (25-35°C) in northern South America (e.g., Brazil, Colombia) with possible showers. Central America and the Caribbean may see similar conditions. Southern South America (e.g., Argentina) has near-normal temperatures (15-20°C) and variable weather.
Caribbean
  • Temperature: Above-normal temperatures are highly likely, with conditions similar to Central and northern South America.
  • Precipitation: Slightly enhanced probabilities for above-normal rainfall, particularly in southern parts of the Caribbean.
  • Climate Influences: Record-warm Atlantic SSTs contribute to both warmth and potential for increased rainfall.
  • April 17 Outlook: Warm and humid (28-32°C) with a chance of showers or thunderstorms, especially in islands like Jamaica or Puerto Rico. Clearer skies possible in northern islands.
North America (Mexico, US, Canada)
  • Temperature: Above-normal temperatures are expected in southern and eastern US, Mexico, and Central America, with weaker probabilities in northern and western US and Canada. Western Canada and the central US may see near-normal or below-normal temperatures.
  • Precipitation: Below-normal rainfall is forecast along and north of the equator, extending toward southwestern North America. The northwestern US and northern Canada may see above-normal rainfall.
  • Climate Influences: A potential sudden stratospheric warming event could weaken the jet stream, increasing the risk of cold air outbreaks in central and western Canada and the central US. Above-normal Atlantic SSTs support warmth in the south and east.
  • April 17 Outlook:
    • Mexico: Hot (25-35°C) and mostly dry, with possible showers in coastal areas.
    • US: Southern and eastern states warm (20-30°C) and dry; central states cooler (10-20°C) with possible rain or snow if cold air persists; northwestern states wetter (10-15°C).
    • Canada: Western and central regions cool (0-10°C) with rain or snow; eastern Canada milder (5-15°C) and drier.
Polar Regions (Antarctic, Arctic)
  • Antarctic:
    • Temperature: Above-normal temperatures are expected, particularly in western Antarctica, continuing a trend of anomalous warmth. Temperatures may range from -20°C to -5°C in coastal areas.
    • Precipitation: No clear signal, but near-normal precipitation is likely, mostly as snow.
    • Sea Ice: Antarctic sea ice extent is projected to remain below average, potentially tying for the third-lowest on record, following trends from February 2025.
    • Climate Influences: A weak polar vortex may allow warmer air to penetrate, reducing sea ice and increasing temperatures.
    • April 17 Outlook: Cold but warmer than average, with possible snow showers in coastal areas and stable, frigid conditions inland.
  • Arctic:
    • Temperature: Record warmth is likely, with temperatures 8-14°C above average in some areas (0-5°C in many regions).
    • Precipitation: Above-normal precipitation, including rain or snow, is expected north of 60°N.
    • Sea Ice: Arctic sea ice extent is forecast to be the lowest on record for April, following February 2025 trends, at approximately 430,000 square miles below average.
    • Climate Influences: Above-normal SSTs and a weakened polar vortex drive extreme warmth and reduced sea ice.
    • April 17 Outlook: Unseasonably warm with mixed precipitation (rain/snow), particularly in coastal Arctic regions like Greenland and northern Canada.
Key Global Climate Context for April 17, 2025
  • ENSO Status: The El Niño-Southern Oscillation is expected to be neutral, with Niño 3.4 and Niño 3 SSTs near average. However, rainfall patterns resemble a weak La Niña, with enhanced east-to-west SST gradients.
  • Sea Surface Temperatures: Above-normal SSTs dominate most oceans, except the near-equatorial central Pacific, driving widespread warmth. The North and South Tropical Atlantic (NTA/STA) remain unusually warm, boosting temperatures in adjacent regions.
  • Stratospheric Influence: A sudden stratospheric warming event projected for March may weaken the polar vortex, potentially affecting North America and Eurasia with cold air outbreaks, though impacts are less likely by mid-April.
  • Sea Ice Trends: Both Arctic and Antarctic sea ice extents are critically low, exacerbating polar warming and influencing global weather patterns.
Limitations and Recommendations
This outlook is based on seasonal climate projections, not daily weather models, so specific conditions on April 17, 2025, may vary. For precise forecasts, check platforms like:

Whereas other news in form of summaries and news-headlines can well be read in THE WORLD REPORT section as well in the WORLD NEWSWIRES section of THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH.    


You can have a look at the TOP US and THE TOP WORLD HEADLINES (Courtesy : DEMOCRACY NOW), as the previous day sets off.

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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 developments of which the news-commentary and news-summary is narrated here ...

News Commentary: A World in Flux – Key Global Developments
Good Morning Readers and Viewers,
The world stage is buzzing with significant developments, from landmark court rulings to escalating geopolitical tensions.
Let’s dive into some of the most pressing global stories making headlines today, with a perspective grounded in Indian sensibilities of justice, diplomacy, and humanitarian concern.
Conclusion / From gender rights to geopolitical strife, the world is at a crossroads. For India, these stories are not just global headlines but opportunities to shape a more just and stable world order. As we reflect on these developments, let’s advocate for diplomacy, humanitarianism, and inclusivity—values that resonate deeply with India’s ethos.
Stay informed, stay engaged, and let’s hope for a world where dialogue triumphs over division.

(Views expressed are for commentary purposes and aim to reflect a balanced Indian perspective.)    

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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.

As i scan the news-headlines in Indian Sub-continent, what i read is that, A Whirlwind of Developments Across India’s Socio-Political and Economic Landscape

Good Morning Readers and Viewers,
India’s news cycle this week is a kaleidoscope of legal battles, economic shifts, political controversies, and social oddities. From the Supreme Court’s pointed questions on the Waqf (Amendment) Act to a doctor in Uttar Pradesh making headlines for all the wrong reasons, the nation is buzzing with stories that demand our attention. Let’s unpack the key developments shaping the narrative.
What do you think, readers? Is the Waqf Act a step towards reform or a violation of rights? Can India tame its trade deficit with China? Do please drop your thoughts below ...

(This commentary is written in Indian English, reflecting the tone and style common in Indian news media, with a conversational yet analytical approach. Sources are cited where specific details are drawn from provided references.) 

Let us see, how Weather is panning in Indian Sub-Continent, especially when the Indian Weather monitoring agencies and individuals are signalling rise in mercury and issuing heatwave alerts ...

Good Morning!
Below is a detailed weather outlook for India on Thursday, April 17, 2025, based on available information and patterns from recent forecasts. S
ince precise daily forecasts for this date are not fully available in the provided data, I’ve synthesized the most relevant and recent information from sources like the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and other weather reports, focusing on regional trends and conditions expected around mid-April 2025.
The outlook covers key regions of India, including temperature, precipitation, wind, and other notable weather phenomena.
Note that weather can vary significantly across India’s diverse geography, so I’ve broken it down by region.
National Overview
April is part of India’s pre-monsoon season, characterized by rising temperatures, increasing humidity, and the onset of heat waves in many regions. The IMD has indicated heat wave conditions in northwest India, particularly Rajasthan and Gujarat, persisting until at least April 17, 2025. Minimal rainfall is expected across most of the country, with isolated thunderstorms possible in some areas. Breezy to windy conditions (average wind speeds of 17 km/h) are typical, and high UV levels (7–9, very high) will necessitate sun protection.
Regional Weather Outlook
Northern India (Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand)

  • Temperature: Expect hot conditions with daytime temperatures ranging from 35°C to 43°C. In Delhi, the maximum temperature could reach 43°C, with nighttime lows around 26°C. Hill stations like Shimla and Manali will be cooler, with daytime highs of 18–25°C.
  • Precipitation: Mostly clear skies with minimal rainfall (0–1 mm). Isolated thunderstorms are possible in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, with a low chance of light showers (less than 3 mm).
  • Other Conditions: High heat and humidity levels (moderate to high). UV indices will be very high (8–9). Winds will be light to moderate (10–15 km/h) from varying directions. In urban areas like Delhi, nighttime temperatures may remain elevated due to the urban heat island effect (up to 15°C warmer than rural areas).
  • Notable Alerts: No widespread severe weather is expected, but heat stress is a concern. Stay hydrated and avoid outdoor activities during peak sun hours (11 AM–3 PM).

Northwest India (Rajasthan, Gujarat)

  • Temperature: Heat wave to severe heat wave conditions are likely in Rajasthan, with daytime temperatures of 40–45°C. Gujarat will see heat wave conditions with highs of 37–42°C and nighttime lows of 25–28°C.
  • Precipitation: Dry with no significant rainfall expected (0 mm). Clear skies will dominate.
  • Other Conditions: Very high heat and humidity, especially in coastal Gujarat. UV levels will be very high (8–9). Winds will be breezy (15–20 km/h), primarily from the west or northwest.
  • Notable Alerts: The IMD has flagged heat wave conditions in Rajasthan (until April 18) and Gujarat (until April 17). Severe heat waves in Rajasthan could pose health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations. Use sunscreen, wear light clothing, and limit outdoor exposure.

Central India (Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra)

  • Temperature: Hot with daytime temperatures of 35–40°C. Nighttime lows will range from 22–27°C. Mumbai will be warm and humid, with highs of 34–37°C.
  • Precipitation: Mostly dry with minimal rainfall (0–2 mm). Isolated thunderstorms or gusty winds (40–60 km/h) are possible in Maharashtra and interior Madhya Pradesh, but the likelihood is low for April 17.
  • Other Conditions: Moderate to high humidity, especially in coastal Maharashtra. Winds will be light to moderate (12–18 km/h) from the west or southwest. UV levels will be high (7–8).
  • Notable Alerts: No active thunderstorm warnings for April 17, but monitor updates for potential gusty winds or lightning in isolated areas.

Eastern India (Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha)

  • Temperature: Warm to hot with daytime temperatures of 32–38°C. Nighttime lows will be 22–26°C. Coastal areas like Kolkata will feel humid, with highs around 34–36°C.
  • Precipitation: Light to moderate rain (2–5 mm) is possible in Odisha and West Bengal, with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. Bihar and Jharkhand are likely to remain mostly dry.
  • Other Conditions: Moderate humidity, especially in coastal areas. Winds will be light (10–15 km/h) from the east or southeast. UV levels will be high (6–7).
  • Notable Alerts: Monitor for isolated thunderstorms in Odisha, which could bring brief heavy showers or lightning.

Northeast India (Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim)

  • Temperature: Mild to warm with daytime temperatures of 25–32°C. Kaziranga (Assam) may see highs of 29–32°C. Nighttime lows will be 18–22°C.
  • Precipitation: Light to moderate rain (5–10 mm) is likely, with isolated thunderstorms possible in Assam and Meghalaya. Sikkim may see scattered showers.
  • Other Conditions: Moderate humidity and cloudy skies. Winds will be light (6–10 km/h) from the east. UV levels will be moderate (5–6) due to cloud cover.
  • Notable Alerts: Be prepared for wet conditions and potential disruptions from thunderstorms, especially in low-lying areas.

Southern India (Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana)

  • Temperature: Warm to hot with daytime temperatures of 30–37°C. Coastal areas like Chennai and Kerala will see highs of 32–35°C with high humidity. Nighttime lows will be 24–28°C.
  • Precipitation: Light to moderate rain (2–5 mm) is possible in Kerala and coastal Andhra Pradesh, with evening showers more likely. Interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu will likely remain dry.
  • Other Conditions: High humidity in coastal areas, making temperatures feel warmer. Winds will be light to moderate (10–15 km/h) from the south or southeast. UV levels will be high (7–8).
  • Notable Alerts: Evening showers in Kerala could bring brief heavy rain. Carry waterproof gear if traveling.

Western India (Goa, Konkan Coast)

  • Temperature: Warm and humid with daytime temperatures of 33–37°C. Nighttime lows will be 24–27°C.
  • Precipitation: Mostly dry with minimal rainfall (0–1 mm). Clear to partly cloudy skies are expected.
  • Other Conditions: High humidity, especially along the coast. Winds will be light (10–14 km/h) from the southwest. UV levels will be very high (7–8).
  • Notable Alerts: No significant weather warnings, but high humidity may cause discomfort. Stay hydrated.

Himalayan Region (Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh)

  • Temperature: Cool to mild with daytime temperatures of 15–25°C in lower areas (e.g., Shimla) and 10–16°C in higher areas (e.g., Ladakh). Nighttime lows will be 5–12°C.
  • Precipitation: Mostly dry with a low chance of isolated showers (0–2 mm) in Himachal Pradesh or Uttarakhand.
  • Other Conditions: Clear to partly cloudy skies. Winds will be light (8–12 km/h) from varying directions. UV levels will be moderate to high (5–7).
  • Notable Alerts: No major weather concerns, but cool nights require warm clothing.
Key Weather Trends and Advisories
  • Heat Waves: Northwest India, especially Rajasthan and Gujarat, will experience heat wave to severe heat wave conditions. Temperatures may feel 3–5°C higher due to humidity. The IMD advises staying indoors during peak heat, using sunscreen, and wearing light, loose-fitting clothes.
  • Minimal Rainfall: April is typically dry, with only 11.4 mm of rainfall expected over 4 days nationwide. Coastal and northeastern regions may see light showers or thunderstorms, but these are unlikely to disrupt plans significantly.
  • Thunderstorms: Isolated thunderstorms are possible in Maharashtra, Odisha, Northeast India, and Kerala. These may bring brief heavy rain, lightning, or gusty winds (40–60 km/h). Monitor local IMD updates for real-time warnings.
  • Urban Heat: Cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad will feel warmer at night due to concrete retaining heat. Expect nighttime temperature differences of up to 15°C between urban and rural areas.
  • UV and Hydration: Very high UV levels (7–9) across most regions require sun protection (hats, sunscreen, sunglasses). Carry water to stay hydrated, as temperatures will feel warmer due to humidity.
Travel and Safety Tips
  • Clothing: Wear lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen. In cooler Himalayan regions, carry a light jacket for evenings. In rainy areas (Kerala, Northeast), pack quick-dry clothes and waterproof footwear.
  • Health Precautions: Avoid direct sun exposure between 11 AM and 3 PM, especially in northwest India. Drink water regularly and avoid street food in humid or rainy areas to reduce health risks.
  • Weather Monitoring: Check real-time updates from the IMD (mausam.imd.gov.in) or apps like Skymet Weather closer to the date, as weather conditions can change.
  • Activities: Plan outdoor activities for early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak heat. Hill stations like Shimla or Munnar are ideal for cooler weather.
Limitations and Recommendations
The forecast is based on historical trends, recent IMD press releases, and short-term projections, as precise daily data for April 17, 2025, is not fully available. Weather conditions can vary locally, and unexpected changes (e.g., sudden thunderstorms) are possible. For the most accurate updates, consult the IMD’s daily weather bulletin or regional forecasts closer to the date.
Thank you, and stay safe!

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.

News Commentary : Gujarat in Focus – Growth, Challenges, and Political Shifts
Good Morning Readers and Viewers,
Gujarat, often hailed as India’s growth engine, is making headlines for a mix of economic strides, social challenges, and political churn. From corporate wins to mob violence, digital transformation to political rallying cries, the state is a melting pot of developments that reflect its dynamic yet complex landscape.
Let’s dive into the key stories shaping Gujarat’s narrative this week.
As Gujarat navigates these highs and lows, the state stands at a crossroads. Can it balance economic growth with social stability? Will Congress’ renewed vigor challenge the BJP’s dominance? Only time will tell, but for now, Gujarat remains a microcosm of India’s aspirations and challenges. Stay tuned as we continue to track this vibrant state’s journey.

(This commentary is based on recent news pointers and reflects the author’s interpretation of events in Gujarat.)

Let us see, how Weather is panning in Gujarat, especially when the Indian Weather monitoring agencies and individuals are signalling rise in mercury and issuing heatwave alerts and equally several places in Gujarat also recording one of the hot destinations of the day ...

Good evening! Below is a detailed weather outlook for Gujarat on Thursday, April 17, 2025, based on available information and historical trends. 

Since precise daily forecasts for this date rely on real-time data closer to the time, I’ll provide a comprehensive outlook using the most relevant sources and note that conditions should be rechecked nearer the date for accuracy.
Detailed Weather Outlook for Gujarat – Thursday, April 17, 2025

Temperature

  • Highs: Expect very high temperatures across Gujarat, with maximums likely ranging between 41°C to 45°C (106°F to 113°F) in most areas, particularly in northern and central regions like Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surendranagar, Amreli, and Rajkot. Ahmedabad specifically may see highs around 43°C (109°F).
  • Lows: Nighttime temperatures will likely hover around 26°C to 28°C (79°F to 82°F), with Ahmedabad’s minimum around 27°C.
  • Heatwave Conditions: A heatwave is expected to persist, with severe heatwave conditions possible in parts of Saurashtra, Kutch, and northern Gujarat. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has indicated heatwave conditions across Gujarat through April 17, with temperatures potentially exceeding 45°C in some areas.

Precipitation

  • Rainfall: The chance of rainfall is negligible, with clear skies dominating. April in Gujarat typically sees fewer than 2 rainy days for the entire month, and no precipitation is expected on April 17 based on current forecasts.
  • Historical Context: April is a dry month, with total rainfall usually less than 10 mm for the month, and forecasts for 2025 align with this trend.

Humidity and Air Quality

  • Humidity: Humidity levels are expected to be moderate, typical for April’s dry and hot climate. Exact humidity percentages are not specified, but historical data suggests relatively low humidity, contributing to the intense heat perception.
  • Air Quality: Air quality may be a concern due to heat and dust, especially in urban areas like Ahmedabad. Prolonged exposure could cause respiratory irritation, particularly for sensitive groups. Limit outdoor activities during peak heat hours (midday to late afternoon).

Wind and Other Conditions

  • Wind: Winds in Ahmedabad are expected to blow at around 8-10 km/h (5-6 mph), with gusts up to 14 km/h (9 mph), coming from a westerly direction (approximately 287°). Across Gujarat, wind speeds may vary but are generally light, with occasional gusts in open areas.
  • UV Levels: High UV levels are likely due to clear skies and intense sunlight. Precautions like sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are recommended for outdoor activities.
  • Sunrise/Sunset: Sunrise in Gujarat (e.g., Ahmedabad) will be at approximately 06:18 AM IST, and sunset at 07:00 PM IST, providing about 12 hours and 42 minutes of daylight.

Regional Variations

  • Ahmedabad: Mostly sunny, very hot with a high of 43°C and low of 27°C. Clear skies, no rain, and potential for heatstroke if outdoors for extended periods.
  • Saurashtra and Kutch: Heatwave conditions are likely, with temperatures possibly exceeding 45°C in places like Rajkot. Dry and sunny.
  • Northern Gujarat: Areas like Surendranagar and Vadodara may see temperatures between 40°C and 45°C, with heatwave alerts in effect.
  • Southern Gujarat: Slightly milder but still hot, with highs around 40°C to 42°C and no precipitation expected.

Health and Safety Recommendations

  • Heat Precautions: The extreme heat poses risks of dehydration and heatstroke. Avoid outdoor activities between 11 AM and 4 PM, stay hydrated, and seek shade or air-conditioned spaces.
  • UV Protection: High UV levels necessitate protective clothing and sunscreen.
  • Air Quality: Sensitive groups should limit outdoor exposure, especially in urban centers, due to potential dust and heat-related air quality issues.

Notes and Limitations

  • The forecast is based on historical trends and recent projections from sources like the IMD, AccuWeather, and Skymet Weather, but it relies on data not fully real-time for April 17, 2025.
  • For the most accurate and up-to-date information, check local forecasts from the IMD (mausam.imd.gov.in) or other reliable sources closer to the date.
  • Posts on X indicate ongoing heatwave conditions and negligible rain chances, aligning with web forecasts but should be treated as supplementary sentiment rather than definitive.
If you need a forecast for a specific city in Gujarat or additional details (e.g., hourly breakdown, long-range trends), let me know, and I can tailor the response further. Stay cool and safe!
Thank you!

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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.

First let us have a look at an Economic Events Calendar Globally, as to how the Economic Events are going to shape the Global Business and Economics dynamics ..

Good Morning!
Below is a detailed economic events calendar for Thursday, April 17, 2025, covering key regions worldwide based on available information.
Note that some regions may have limited or no scheduled economic events due to holidays or lack of specific data for that date.
Confirmed events from reliable sources and noted where data is sparse. All times are in IST (Indian Standard Time, UTC+5:30) unless otherwise specified, with conversions provided for clarity.
South Pacific (Australia, New Zealand)
  • Australia:
    • Employment Data (March 2025):
      • Event: Unemployment Rate, Employment Change, Participation Rate.
      • Time: 7:00 AM IST (11:30 AM AEDT).
      • Details: Released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, these figures provide insights into labor market conditions. Consensus forecasts are not specified, but previous data showed an unemployment rate of around 4.1% (February 2025). Strong employment growth could signal robust economic activity, while a rising unemployment rate may raise concerns about economic slowdown.
  • New Zealand:
    • Inflation (Q1 2025):
      • Event: Consumer Price Index (CPI) Quarterly.
      • Time: 4:15 AM IST (8:45 AM NZST).
      • Details: Published by Statistics New Zealand, this measures quarterly inflation. No specific consensus forecast is available, but prior data indicated inflation around 2-3% annually. This release is critical for the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s monetary policy outlook, especially regarding interest rate decisions.
    • BusinessNZ Manufacturing PMI (March 2025):
      • Event: Performance of Manufacturing Index.
      • Time: 6:00 AM IST (10:30 AM NZST).
      • Details: This index gauges manufacturing sector health. A reading above 50 indicates expansion. No forecast is available, but recent trends suggest cautious optimism in the sector.
Asia
  • Japan:
    • Trade Balance (March 2025):
      • Event: Exports, Imports, Trade Balance.
      • Time: 5:20 AM IST (8:50 AM JST).
      • Details: Released by the Ministry of Finance, this data reflects Japan’s trade performance. No specific forecasts are available, but Japan’s trade balance has been volatile due to yen fluctuations and global demand. A weaker yen (as noted in forecasts) could boost exports.
  • Singapore:
    • Non-Oil Domestic Exports (March 2025):
      • Event: NODX Year-on-Year.
      • Time: 6:00 AM IST (8:30 AM SGT).
      • Details: Published by Enterprise Singapore, this measures export growth excluding oil. No consensus forecast is available, but Singapore’s export-driven economy is sensitive to global trade dynamics, particularly with the U.S. and China.
  • South Korea:
    • Interest Rate Decision:
      • Event: Bank of Korea Base Rate.
      • Time: 6:30 AM IST (10:00 AM KST).
      • Details: The Bank of Korea announces its monetary policy decision. No specific forecast is provided, but recent commentary suggests a cautious approach due to inflation stabilizing near 2% and trade tensions with the U.S. A hold at the current rate (around 3.5%) is likely.
  • Philippines:
    • Market Holiday:
      • Details: Financial markets are closed, so no economic data releases or trading activity are expected.
EurAsia
  • Russia
    1. Central Bank International Reserves (11:00 AM EST / 16:00 MSK)~ 2pm IST
      • Description: Reports the Central Bank of Russia’s foreign currency and gold reserves.
      • Previous: $604.7 billion (as of early April 2025, per recent data).
      • Forecast: No consensus available, but stability is expected.
      • Impact: Low. Significant changes could influence RUB sentiment.
      • Context: Russia’s reserves are a gauge of its ability to manage sanctions and trade disruptions.
  • No Specific Events Confirmed:
    • Details: EurAsia (e.g., Russia, Turkey, Central Asian nations) has no confirmed economic data releases for April 17, 2025, based on available sources. Turkey’s central bank recently maintained rates, and Russia’s economic activity is influenced by oil production and geopolitical factors, but no specific events are scheduled.
Middle East
  • No Specific Events Confirmed:
    • Details: No economic data releases are scheduled for Middle East countries (e.g., UAE, Saudi Arabia, Israel) on April 17, 2025. The region’s outlook is affected by oil production cuts and geopolitical risks, but no specific indicators are due.
Africa
  • No Specific Events Confirmed:
    • Details: No economic events are scheduled for African nations (e.g., South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya) on April 17, 2025. Sub-Saharan Africa’s growth is projected at 5.8% for 2025, driven by domestic demand, but no specific data releases are noted.
Europe
  • Germany:
    • Wholesale Price Index (March 2025):
      • Event: WPI Month-on-Month.
      • Time: 11:30 AM IST (2:00 PM CET).
      • Details: Released by Destatis, this measures wholesale price changes. No forecast is available, but it’s a leading indicator for consumer inflation. Recent trends suggest easing inflationary pressures in the Eurozone.
  • Norway:
    • Market Holiday:
      • Details: Financial markets are closed for Maundy Thursday, so no economic data or trading activity is expected.
  • Sweden:
    • Market Holiday:
      • Details: Financial markets are closed for Maundy Thursday, so no economic data or trading activity is expected.
  • Denmark:
    • Market Holiday:
      • Details: Financial markets are closed for Maundy Thursday, so no economic data or trading activity is expected.
Latin America
  • Argentina:
    • Market Holiday:
      • Details: Financial markets are closed, likely for Holy Thursday, so no economic data or trading activity is expected.
  • Colombia:
    • Market Holiday:
      • Details: Financial markets are closed for Holy Thursday, so no economic data or trading activity is expected.
  • Mexico:
    • Market Holiday:
      • Details: Financial markets are closed for Holy Thursday, so no economic data or trading activity is expected. Mexico’s growth is projected to slow due to U.S. trade uncertainties, but no specific data is due.
  • Brazil:
    • No Specific Events Confirmed:
      • Details: No economic data releases are scheduled, though Brazil’s growth is expected to decelerate due to tight monetary policy and weaker exports.
Caribbean
  • No Specific Events Confirmed:
    • Details: No economic events are scheduled for Caribbean nations (e.g., Jamaica, Bahamas) on April 17, 2025. The region’s growth is projected at 2.5% for 2025, but no specific data releases are noted.
North America
  • United States:
    • Retail Sales (March 2025):
      • Event: Retail Sales Month-on-Month.
      • Time: 6:00 PM IST (8:30 AM EDT).
      • Details: Released by the U.S. Census Bureau, this measures consumer spending. No specific forecast is available, but recent resilience in the U.S. economy (3.3% growth projected for 2025) suggests stable or moderate growth.
    • Initial Jobless Claims (Week ending April 12, 2025):
      • Event: Weekly Unemployment Claims.
      • Time: 6:00 PM IST (8:30 AM EDT).
      • Details: Published by the U.S. Department of Labor, this tracks new unemployment filings. No forecast is provided, but claims have been steady around 200,000-220,000 recently, indicating a tight labor market.
    • Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index (April 2025):
      • Event: Philly Fed Business Outlook Survey.
      • Time: 6:00 PM IST (8:30 AM EDT).
      • Details: This regional manufacturing index reflects business conditions in the Third Federal Reserve District. A positive reading indicates expansion. No forecast is available, but it’s watched for broader U.S. manufacturing trends.
    • Industrial Production (March 2025):
      • Event: Industrial Production Month-on-Month.
      • Time: 6:45 PM IST (9:15 AM EDT).
      • Details: Released by the Federal Reserve, this measures output in manufacturing, mining, and utilities. No specific forecast, but recent data suggests modest growth.
  • Canada:
    • No Specific Events Confirmed:
      • Details: No economic data releases are scheduled for Canada on April 17, 2025. Canada’s economy is closely tied to U.S. performance, with growth projected at 1.8% for 2025.
  • Mexico:
    • Market Holiday:
      • Details: As noted in the Latin America section, markets are closed for Holy Thursday, so no economic data or trading activity is expected.
Other Notes

  • ECOSOC Youth Forum (April 15–17, 2025): The United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Youth Forum concludes today in New York. While not a market-moving event, discussions on sustainable development and youth policy could influence long-term investor sentiment in ESG-focused markets.
  • Global Context: Markets are highly sensitive to U.S. tariff policies, with recent announcements (e.g., “Liberation Day” tariffs on April 2) raising fears of stagflation. Economists estimate U.S. GDP growth could drop to ~1% in 2025, with core PCE inflation rising to ~4%. Additionally, U.S.-China trade tensions and Nvidia’s $5.5 billion charge on U.S. chip restrictions are weighing on tech and global markets.
Notes and Context
  • Market Holidays: Several countries, particularly in Europe and Latin America, observe market holidays on April 17, 2025, due to Holy Week (Maundy/Holy Thursday). This reduces the number of economic data releases in these regions.
  • Global Economic Outlook: The IMF projects global growth at 3.3% for 2025, with the U.S. leading advanced economies (upward revision) and emerging markets like China and Brazil facing slowdowns due to trade tensions and domestic challenges. Inflation is expected to decline to 4.1% globally, but risks from U.S. trade policies and geopolitical tensions persist.
  • Data Limitations: For some regions (e.g., Africa, Caribbean, Middle East), no specific events are listed due to limited calendar coverage or holiday schedules. If you need deeper insights into a specific country, I can search further or provide forecasts based on trends.
  • Time Zone Conversions: Events are listed in IST for consistency. Local times are provided where relevant to aid planning.
Sources
  • Economic events and holidays
  • Global economic outlook and regional forecasts
  • U.S. economic calendar

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So, lets see how the markets worldwide are likely  to pan today ...

I can’t provide a precise, detailed outlook for worldwide financial markets for Thursday, the April 17, 2025, as that would require predicting specific market movements with data I don’t have access to in real time.
Financial markets are influenced by countless unpredictable factors—geopolitical events, economic data releases, central bank announcements, and even unexpected news—that make pinpointing one day’s outcome impossible, even for several AI tools.
Instead, I can offer a comprehensive overview of the current global financial market trends, risks, and opportunities based on available data up to April 16, 2025, and provide a reasoned perspective on what might shape markets in the near term, including today.
This will give you a solid foundation to understand potential market dynamics. Here’s the detailed outlook:
Global Economic and Market Context
The global economy is navigating a complex landscape characterized by resilient but uneven growth, persistent inflationary pressures, and heightened policy uncertainty, particularly due to U.S. trade policies. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), global growth is projected at 3.3% for 2025, with the U.S. expected to grow at 2.7%, while the euro area lags at 1% due to low consumer confidence and high energy prices. Emerging markets like China (4.6% growth) face subdued demand amid trade policy uncertainties. Global inflation is expected to decline to 4.2% in 2025, but core inflation remains sticky, complicating monetary policy decisions.
Recent U.S. tariff announcements, including a 10–50% levy on imports (with 125% on Chinese goods), have sparked significant market volatility. While a 90-day pause on most tariffs (except China’s) announced on April 9, 2025, provided some relief, uncertainty persists, with markets reacting to fears of a global trade war. This has led to a $2.5 trillion wipeout on Wall Street in early April, with the Nasdaq and Russell 2000 briefly entering bear market territory.
Key Market Drivers for April 17, 2025
Here are the primary factors likely to influence financial markets tomorrow, based on current trends and scheduled events:
  • U.S. Tariff Policy and Trade War Concerns:
    • Context : President Trump’s aggressive tariff stance, particularly against China, continues to roil markets. The pause on non-China tariffs has stabilized markets somewhat, but the lack of clarity on future policy keeps investors cautious. The Tax Foundation estimates these tariffs could act as a $1.8 trillion tax hike, reducing U.S. imports by $900 billion in 2025, with global growth potentially slowing to levels not seen since the 2008 financial crisis (excluding COVID).
    • Impact : Without new tariff announcements, markets may remain in a holding pattern, but any news—positive (e.g., trade talks) or negative (e.g., retaliatory measures from the EU or China)—could trigger sharp movements. Equities, particularly in export-heavy sectors like technology and industrials, and currencies like the Chinese yuan or euro, are sensitive to trade headlines.
    • What to Watch : Monitor news wires for statements from U.S., EU, or Chinese officials. The EU is considering retaliatory measures, including service trade restrictions, which could escalate tensions.
  • Monetary Policy and Interest Rates:
    • Context : The U.S. Federal Reserve is signaling it will hold rates steady as inflation remains above its 2% target (core CPI at 2.8% year-over-year in March 2025). The Fed’s jumbo 50 basis point cut in September 2024 hasn’t fully eased inflationary pressures, and 10-year Treasury yields are at 4.3%, near recent averages. Elsewhere, the European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of England (BoE) are cutting rates faster, with Western Europe’s rates expected to fall below 2% in 2025, while the Bank of Japan (BoJ) may raise rates if inflation stays above 2%.
    • Impact : No major central bank meetings are scheduled for April 17, but markets will parse recent Fed comments for hints of future moves. Fixed income markets, particularly U.S. Treasuries, could see mild fluctuations if yields shift. The U.S. dollar, supported by higher yields and tariff-driven strength, may remain firm against the euro and yen unless trade tensions ease.
    • What to Watch: Look for U.S. economic data releases (e.g., jobless claims or manufacturing indices) that could influence Fed expectations. The Bank of Canada’s next meeting on April 16 is expected to discuss further 25 basis point cuts, potentially impacting USD/CAD.
  • Equity Markets:
    • Context : U.S. equities, despite recent volatility, are supported by expectations of robust growth (S&P 500 price target of 6,500 with EPS of $270, per J.P. Morgan). Small-cap U.S. stocks and cyclical sectors like financials and software are favored due to deregulation and tax cut prospects. European and Japanese markets are less optimistic, with the FTSE 100 down 1.5% and Nikkei 225 down 0.6% recently due to trade fears. Emerging markets, particularly in Asia-Pacific, offer opportunities but face currency risks.
    • Impact : U.S. markets may stabilize absent new tariff shocks, with focus on earnings reports (Q1 earnings season is underway). Tech giants like Apple and Nvidia, which lost $470 billion in value in early April, could see bargain-hunting if sentiment improves. European small- and mid-caps may outperform blue chips due to expected profit growth, per DWS.
    • What to Watch : Earnings from major U.S. firms could set the tone. The S&P 500’s oversold conditions (23% of stocks above their 200-day moving average) suggest potential for a short-term bounce.
  • Commodities:
    • Context : Commodities have been volatile, with oil prices dropping 7% in early April due to global growth fears. Gold remains a safe-haven asset, supported by high prices, while industrial metals face supply-demand pressures. Softening commodity prices are expected to moderate growth impacts in Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa.
    • Impact : Oil and metals may remain subdued unless geopolitical tensions (e.g., Middle East conflicts) escalate. Gold could see buying if trade or inflation fears resurface.
    • What to Watch : Energy market news, particularly OPEC+ production decisions, could move oil prices. Gold’s haven demand may react to U.S.-Russia or U.S.-China developments.
  • Currencies:
    • Context : The U.S. dollar is under upward pressure from tariffs, U.S. economic strength, and a less dovish Fed. The euro is weak due to Europe’s economic lag, while the Japanese yen could strengthen if the BoJ signals tighter policy. Emerging market currencies are volatile, with high-risk/high-reward opportunities.
    • Impact : The dollar may hold steady unless trade talks soften tariff expectations. EUR/USD and USD/JPY are key pairs to watch, with the yen potentially gaining if Japan’s inflation data (due soon) surprises upward.
    • What to Watch : Currency traders should monitor U.S. economic indicators and any BoJ comments. Emerging market currencies may react to local data or global risk sentiment.
  • Sustainable Finance and Digital Trends:
    • Context : Green bonds are projected to exceed $1 trillion in issuance, and ESG assets may surpass $53 trillion in 2025, reflecting strong investor interest in sustainability. Digital payment solutions are expected to hit $10 trillion in transaction volume, with blockchain adoption growing among banks (55% of major banks use it). AI is transforming trading strategies, and cybersecurity spending is set to reach $300 billion.
    • Impact : Stocks in fintech, renewable energy, and cybersecurity may see interest, especially if earnings or innovation news emerges. These sectors are less sensitive to trade shocks but benefit from long-term trends.
    • What to Watch : Look for company-specific news in AI, blockchain, or green tech, which could drive stock-specific moves.
Regional Outlook
  • United States: Strong growth and corporate earnings support equities, but tariff uncertainty and high yields cap upside. Focus on small caps, financials, and tech.
  • Europe: Modest recovery driven by consumer spending, but high energy prices and trade risks weigh on growth. Small- and mid-caps offer value.
  • Asia-Pacific: Japan’s growth (1.1%) and earnings (9% EPS growth) are positive, but tariff fears hit exporters. China’s stimulus may stabilize markets, but property sector weakness persists. Emerging markets are growth drivers.
  • Emerging Markets: Latin America (e.g., Argentina’s recovery) and Sub-Saharan Africa (4.2% growth) offer opportunities, but commodity price softness and financing constraints pose risks.
Risks and Opportunities
  • Risks:
    • Escalation of U.S.-China trade war or EU retaliation could deepen market sell-offs.
    • Persistent inflation may delay rate cuts, pressuring bonds and growth stocks.
    • Geopolitical tensions (e.g., Russia-Ukraine, Middle East) could spike commodity prices.
    • Currency depreciation in emerging markets may trigger capital outflows.
  • Opportunities:
    • U.S. small caps and cyclical sectors benefit from deregulation and tax cuts.
    • European small- and mid-caps offer value with high profit growth potential.
    • Gold and green bonds are safe havens amid uncertainty.
    • AI-driven and fintech stocks capitalize on structural trends.
Recommendations for Investors
  • Equities: Stay selective, favoring U.S. small caps, financials, and tech with strong fundamentals. Consider European small- and mid-caps for value.
  • Fixed Income: Focus on medium-maturity investment-grade corporate bonds, which perform well in rate-cutting cycles. U.S. Treasuries offer stability at 4.3% yields.
  • Commodities: Hold gold for safety; be cautious on oil and metals due to growth fears.
  • Currencies: Limit emerging market currency bets due to volatility; consider yen exposure if BoJ tightens.
  • Long-Term: Increase exposure to sustainable finance (green bonds, ESG funds) and digital innovation (AI, blockchain) for structural growth.
Conclusion / For April 17, 2025, global financial markets are likely to remain cautious but stable unless new trade policy or geopolitical shocks emerge. U.S. equities and the dollar may hold firm, supported by economic resilience, while European and Asian markets face headwinds from trade fears. Investors should monitor earnings, central bank signals, and trade-related news closely. A disciplined, diversified approach—balancing risk-on assets like equities with safe havens like gold and bonds—will be key to navigating this uncertain environment.
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