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Wednesday, April 2, 2025

THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH | GLOBAL EDITION | 02.04.2025 | WEDNESDAY

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

Today is WEDNESDAY, 2nd APRIL 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, where as i cruise across the key-headlines of the news and updates across the world what i read is that, While, Russia reacts to US threats against Iran, Russia warns of ‘catastrophic’ consequences if Trump carries out threat to bomb Iran - Deputy Russian FM says Moscow is ‘ready to offer its good services to Washington, Tehran’ in order to help reach a deal on nuclear program and in the meantime, Iran also reacts responding the threat call saying, 'No choice but to use nukes...if attacked': Iran to US(!)

In other headlines, Town evacuated in Iceland as volcano erupts, shutting famous Blue Lagoon - Volcanic eruption begins in Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula, Nearby town of Grindavik evacuated earlier, local media reports,

After #SignalGate now its time for #TelegramGate in US, as one of the US tank ‘prototype’ at risk as satellite images leak on Telegram(!) and in the meantime, Musk's latest post stuns everyone as ‘Someone to be arrested tomorrow’: Elon Musk DOGE's latest Social Security numbers post stuns netizens - Elon Musk, the head of DOGE, announced that someone will be held tomorrow for allegedly stealing and selling the Social Security numbers.

As Europe boils with news surrounding France, An analytical piece reads that, After Le Pen ban, could National Rally's Bardella be France’s right man at right time? Bardella has positioned himself strongly to run as the party’s candidate (should it choose him) for the 2027 presidential elections. In the meantime, while Europe Map Shows Countries Defying Trump’s DEI Order(!), Germany says US talks on Russia-Ukraine war are 'deadlocked,' but China has different take - German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock warned the US not to 'engage with [Russian President Vladimir] Putin’s stalling tactics', at the similar hour while the news of - Putin begins biggest Russian military call-up in years, it is Bosnian Serb leader flees to Moscow as authorities step up pursuit - Bosnia’s most wanted man turns up in Russia after Sarajevo requested Interpol issue a red notice for his international arrest.

In updates from #MiddleEast while an analytical piece reads on how Iraq and Syrian leaders discuss future cooperation, This comes as both countries are at a crossroads. Syria is trying to unify itself after years of civil war while both countries face threats from ISIS, Israel Says It 'Eliminated' Operative for Hezbollah and Iran in Beirut Strike(!)

While in the news from Asian Sub-continent, blast at cracker factory in India in North Gujarat district of Banaskantha is making headlines across the news-outlets globally, in other developments from Across Asia, Over 100 injured in fire after gas pipeline explosion in Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur and as China holds major war games around Taiwan as U.S. boosts ties with Japan to deter "Chinese military aggression", Beijing signals handshake with India to counter the #TrumpTariffTactics, where Xi Jiping is quoted saying, "India-China ties should take form of 'elephant-dragon tango'"(!)

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-summaries are presented, as narrated below ...

Here is an overview of significant global news developments from the past 24 hours and here’s a summary of world news reported in the last 24 hours, based on available information ...

  • US Market Crash and Tariff Talks : The US stock market saw a sharp decline, with the Dow dropping over 1,300 points, wiping out significant investor wealth. Concurrently, President Trump indicated India might “substantially drop tariffs” ahead of an April 2 deadline, while his aides floated a 20% tariff on most imports, stirring global trade concerns.

  • Icelandic Town Evacuated After Volcanic Eruption : A volcanic eruption near Grindavik has led to the evacuation of the town and the closure of the Blue Lagoon spa, a popular tourist destination. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely as seismic activity continues.

  • Marine Le Pen Convicted : Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right National Rally (RN) party, has been found guilty of embezzling European Parliament funds. She received a five-year ban from public office, preventing her from running in the 2027 presidential election. This ruling marks a pivotal moment in French politics, raising questions about the future of the RN and the broader far-right movement in France.

  • French Far-Right Leader’s Outcry : Marine Le Pen, convicted of embezzling European Parliament funds, denounced the verdict as a “political decision” and a “denial of democracy.” Facing a five-year ban from public office, she plans to appeal, drawing support from global nationalist figures.

  • Israel Strikes Beirut : Israeli airstrikes in Beirut killed three people today, destroying the top two floors of a multi-story building. Rescue workers aided the wounded as panicked residents fled, with debris littering the streets, according to eyewitness reports. An Israeli airstrike in Beirut resulted in the deaths of four individuals, marking the second such attack since a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah ended months prior. Tensions in the region remain high, with ongoing military actions contributing to instability.

  • Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza : Palestinians in Gaza are facing severe food shortages as Israel maintains a blockade, preventing the entry of essential supplies for over a month. Many bakeries supported by the World Food Program have closed due to dwindling resources, exacerbating the hunger crisis.

  • Putin Open to Talks with Trump : Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed willingness to resume peace talks with U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the Ukraine conflict. This follows Trump's criticism of Putin's demand for the removal of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, which has stalled peace efforts. Despite a partial ceasefire, both Russia and Ukraine report continued shelling incidents targeting energy infrastructure.

  • Security Operation in Jammu & Kashmir : Gunshots rang out during a search for terrorists in Kathua today, with security forces engaging three trapped suspects in a night cordon, raising regional security concerns.

  • Firecracker Factory Blast in India : In Gujarat’s Banaskantha district, an explosion at a firecracker factory today killed 18 people and injured 5, with the building collapsing due to a subsequent fire. This incident has sparked debates over industrial safety standards.

  • China’s Military Drills Near Taiwan : China launched large-scale military exercises around Taiwan today, escalating tensions by calling Taiwan’s president a “parasite.” The drills are seen as a response to regional dynamics and a show of force amid global scrutiny. China has launched surprise military exercises around Taiwan, escalating tensions in the region. These drills are seen as a response to recent political developments and are causing international concern over potential conflicts in the Asia-Pacific.

  • U.S.-China Trade Tensions : Chinese exporters are deeply concerned about impending tariffs from Washington, which could disrupt the global trading system that China has significantly benefited from for decades. These tariffs are expected to impact various sectors, including agriculture and pharmaceuticals, and may have broader economic consequences, potentially affecting global growth

  • Deadly Earthquake Aftermath in Myanmar : Rescue efforts continue following a strong earthquake in Mandalay, Myanmar, on March 31. The death toll has surpassed 2,700, with survivors facing shortages of food and shelter. Chinese rescue workers are assisting at the site of a collapsed building, highlighting the scale of the disaster.

  • Bangkok Building Collapse Rescue : In Thailand, authorities are racing to rescue 78 people trapped under a collapsed 33-floor skyscraper, a week after tremors from the Myanmar earthquake. Efforts persist despite fading hopes, with no concessions to defeat yet.

  • Australia and U.S. Tariffs : Australia faces potential economic challenges due to proposed U.S. tariffs targeting agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and other sectors. Critics argue that these tariffs could have broader economic consequences, particularly affecting global growth and Australia's key commodities.

  • Editorial Perspectives : Recent editorials in the U.S. and abroad have discussed significant national and global issues, including critiques of President Trump's approach to foreign aid reform, analyses of political strategies following electoral defeats, and concerns about transparency and truth in governance.

Please note that global events are continually evolving. These events reflect a turbulent 24 hours globally, marked by natural disasters, geopolitical tensions, economic volatility, and political drama. For the latest updates, particularly on ongoing situations like Myanmar’s rescue efforts or US trade negotiations, further developments may emerge as the night progresses.

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Here are some of the key global business news highlights from the past 24 hours, here’s a summary of business-related news from around the world in the last 24 hours, based on available information ...

  • US Stock Market Crash : The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted over 1,300 points today, erasing significant investor wealth. This was driven by global economic uncertainty and looming US tariff threats. White House aides have drafted plans for a 20% tariff on most US imports, as reported by The Washington Post, causing jitters among businesses and investors worldwide. Market Turmoil Amid Tariff Announcements / Global financial markets are experiencing significant volatility as investors anticipate new trade tariffs from President Donald Trump's administration. Speculations suggest the U.S. may impose approximately 20% tariffs on most imports, potentially leading to severe economic repercussions. A recent report indicates that such measures, coupled with expected retaliatory actions, could result in a $1.4 trillion impact on the global economy, reminiscent of the 1930s trade war during the Great Depression. Goldman Sachs has already reduced its forecast for UK growth due to the anticipated economic fallout from these tariffs.

  • Global Markets Brace for U.S. Tariffs : Markets worldwide are on edge as U.S. President Donald Trump prepares to announce reciprocal tariffs targeting major trading partners, including China, Canada, and the European Union. This move has raised concerns about potential trade wars and their impact on the global economy.

  • Stocks Edge Higher Ahead of Tariff Details : Global stocks rose on Tuesday, following Wall Street's overnight gains, while gold hit an all-time peak and Treasury yields fell as markets awaited details on the anticipated U.S. tariffs. Factories worldwide, from Japan to Britain to the United States, saw activity slump in March as businesses braced for the new measures.

  • U.S. Markets Show Modest Gains Amid Uncertainty : The U.S. and global markets started the second quarter of 2025 with continued concerns despite a small gain in the S&P 500. Market uncertainties were fueled by the anticipated tariff announcement from Washington, leading to potential retaliatory measures from other countries.

  • Manufacturing Sector Faces Challenges / U.S. manufacturers have slipped into a slump due to rising costs and weakened demand resulting from President Trump's new tariffs on metals and pending levies on additional foreign goods. The Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index dropped to 49% in March, signaling contraction, down from 50.3% in February. Businesses are concerned about increased short-term costs and potential loss of sales if countries retaliate.

  • Global Factory Slump : Factories worldwide, from Japan to the US and Britain, reported a slump in activity in March, as per Reuters. Businesses are bracing for new US tariffs, contributing to a cautious economic outlook and affecting manufacturing supply chains.

  • Trump’s Tariff Push and India’s Response : US President Donald Trump claimed India would “substantially drop tariffs” ahead of an April 2 deadline for reciprocal tariffs. The US Trade Representative continues to list India on a priority watchlist, pressuring export-reliant sectors like pharmaceuticals and automobiles. Indian markets saw a sharp sell-off, with the Sensex dropping 1,390.41 points to 76,024.51.

  • OpenAI’s $40 Billion Funding Round : OpenAI is reportedly set to raise $40 billion in a funding round led by SoftBank, highlighting the booming AI sector. This comes amid high demand for AI infrastructure, a trend also reflected in CoreWeave’s recent IPO surge, where its stock rose 16% today due to GPU capacity needs. SoftBank's Investment in OpenAI : OpenAI has secured a record $40 billion investment from SoftBank, marking one of the largest funding rounds in the artificial intelligence sector. This investment underscores the growing interest and competition in AI technologies.

  • Elon Musk's Government Efficiency Initiative : Elon Musk's 'department of government efficiency' has gained access to a federal payroll system, despite staff warnings about associated risks. This move is part of Musk's broader efforts to streamline government operations.

  • Trump Media's Landmark Listing / Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social and primarily owned by President Trump, has become the first company listed on the newly established NYSE Texas. While its primary listing remains on the Nasdaq, this move offers a significant boost to the new exchange. This strategic listing, along with Texas's business-friendly environment, may challenge New York's dominance as a financial center.

  • LPL Financial's Major Acquisition / LPL Financial has announced plans to acquire Commonwealth Financial Network for $2.7 billion in cash, marking one of its largest acquisitions to date. This deal is expected to increase LPL's advisor count to over 30,000, with Commonwealth adding around 2,900 advisors and $285 billion in brokerage and advisory assets. LPL intends to retain Commonwealth's brand and integrate its services, with the acquisition expected to close later this year.

  • Wood Group's Financial Troubles / An independent review by Deloitte uncovered significant issues within Wood Group, a London-listed engineering company, including management pressure, over-optimism, and misleading accounting practices. This revelation led to a dramatic 29.8% drop in Wood Group's shares. Despite these challenges, Sidara, a Dubai-based group, remains in takeover talks with Wood Group, potentially leveraging the situation to negotiate a better deal.

  • France Fines Apple $162 Million : France’s antitrust authority imposed a $162 million fine on Apple today for anti-competitive practices, adding to the tech giant’s regulatory woes in Europe. This decision is part of broader scrutiny of Big Tech’s market dominance.

  • Vodafone Idea Boost in India : Shares of Vodafone Idea rallied 20% after the Indian government converted Rs 36,950 crore of spectrum dues into equity, raising its stake to 49%. This bolsters the telecom firm’s financial stability, impacting India’s competitive telecom market.

  • HAL’s Defence Orders Lift Stocks : Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) in India gained 8% in stock value after securing three defence contracts worth nearly Rs 63,000 crore. UBS raised its target price to Rs 5,440, signaling confidence in the aerospace sector.

  • China’s Luxshare Eyes Hong Kong Listing : Chinese tech firm Luxshare is considering a Hong Kong listing this year, potentially raising significant capital. This move underscores China’s push to bolster its tech presence amid global trade tensions.

  • China's Influence Over Panama Canal Operations : The Chinese government's intervention in the sale of a company managing Panama Canal ports has validated concerns about China's strategic control over this critical maritime route. The halted sale underscores Beijing's determination to retain oversight, posing potential national security implications for other nations.

  • Nike Faces Challenges Amid U.S. Tariffs on Vietnam : Nike, which manufactures a significant portion of its footwear and apparel in Vietnam, may experience increased costs or be compelled to raise prices due to impending U.S. tariffs on Vietnamese imports. Other brands like Adidas and Lululemon are also at risk.

Please note that global business events are continually evolving. These developments paint a picture of a volatile global business landscape, with trade policies, tech investments, and regulatory actions driving major shifts. For the latest updates, especially on evolving tariff negotiations and market reactions, further details may emerge overnight.     

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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 is an overview of the latest news from India in the past 24 hours, here’s a summary of the news from India reported in the last 24 hours, based on available information ...

  • Deadly Firecracker Factory Blast in Gujarat : A massive explosion at a firecracker factory in Banaskantha district, Gujarat, occurred today, killing 18 people and injuring 5. The blast triggered a fire and caused the building to collapse. Initial reports cited 7 deaths, but the toll rose as rescue efforts continued. Local MLA Jignesh Mewani criticized the government for negligence, pointing to lax safety regulations.

  • Stock Market Crash : The Indian stock market saw a sharp decline, with the Sensex dropping 1,390.41 points to 76,024.51 and the Nifty falling 353.65 points to 23,165.70. This wiped out Rs 3.44 lakh crore in investor wealth, reflecting global economic concerns and local market volatility.

  • Security Operation in Kathua, Jammu & Kashmir : Gunshots were reported during a search for terrorists in Kathua today. Security forces laid a night cordon after trapping three terrorists, escalating tensions in the region.

  • Gas Cylinder Blast in West Bengal : A tragic gas cylinder explosion in South 24 Parganas killed 7 people, including 4 children, in the last 24 hours. The incident has raised concerns about safety standards in residential areas.

  • President Murmu’s Mumbai Visit : President Droupadi Murmu arrived in Mumbai today to participate in an RBI event, marking a significant engagement with India’s financial sector.

  • Heatwave Warning : Surendranagar, Gujarat, hit 108°F (42.2°C), the highest temperature recorded in India today. The IMD has forecast above-normal temperatures and heatwaves (10-11 days) across central and eastern India from April to June, signaling tough weather ahead.

  • Rahul Gandhi’s Call on Mining Tenders : Congress leader Rahul Gandhi urged the cancellation of offshore mining tenders, citing environmental and economic concerns, adding a political angle to resource management debates.

  • Trade and Economy / U.S. Identifies India's Import Policies as Trade Barriers : The United States has raised concerns over India's stringent import requirements, labeling them as significant trade barriers. This comes ahead of the implementation of reciprocal tariffs by President Trump. The U.S. highlighted issues such as high tariffs and import restrictions that deviate from international standards.

  • India Achieves Record Coal Production : India has reached a milestone by producing 1,000 million tonnes of coal in the current fiscal year. While the government views this as a significant achievement, environmental experts express concern over its implications for global carbon emission reduction goals.

  • Boost to Electronics Manufacturing : The Indian government has introduced a $2.7 billion production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme to strengthen the electronics manufacturing sector. This initiative aims to attract $7 billion in investments and generate approximately 91,000 jobs over the next five years.

  • Health / Initiative to Combat Cervical Cancer : India is training thousands of doctors to promote the HPV vaccine as part of a nationwide effort to eliminate cervical cancer. Despite the vaccine's availability since 2008, uptake has been low due to high costs and misinformation. The government plans to include the domestically produced vaccine in the national immunization program.

  • Politics / Opposition to Waqf Amendment Bill : Opposition parties have unanimously decided to vote against the Waqf Amendment Bill in Parliament. They plan to actively participate in discussions and oppose the bill's passage.

  • Regional Developments / Karnataka Increases Diesel Sales Tax : The Karnataka government has raised the sales tax on diesel to 21.17%, resulting in a price increase of ₹2 per liter starting April 2025.

These stories highlight a mix of tragedy, economic turbulence, security challenges, and political activity across India in the past 24 hours. For the latest updates, especially on ongoing incidents like the Gujarat blast or the Kathua operation, further details may emerge as investigations progress.

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Here is a summary of notable business news in India from the past 24 hours and here’s a summary of business-related news from India reported in the last 24 hours, based on available information ...

  • Stock Market Plunge : The Indian stock market experienced a significant downturn today, with the Sensex dropping 1,390.41 points to close at 76,024.51 and the Nifty falling 353.65 points to 23,165.70. This erased Rs 3.44 lakh crore in investor wealth, driven by global tariff concerns and a sharp sell-off on Dalal Street. IT and Realty sectors were among the hardest hit, with companies like TCS and Wipro seeing declines of 2-4%. The S&P BSE Sensex plunged 1,390.41 points to close at 76,024.51, while the NSE Nifty50 dropped 353.65 points to end at 23,165.70. The downturn is attributed to investor concerns over anticipated reciprocal tariffs from the U.S., leading to increased market volatility. Indian equity markets experienced a downturn, with the BSE Sensex dropping over 1,300 points and the Nifty50 falling below 23,200. Factors contributing to this decline include global market trends and investor sentiment.

  • Asian Paints Shares Dip : Shares of Asian Paints (India) Ltd. decreased by 0.95% to ₹2,315.40. Despite this decline, the company's performance was relatively better compared to the broader market.

  • Vodafone Idea Equity Conversion : Shares of Vodafone Idea surged 20% after the government converted Rs 36,950 crore of its spectrum dues into equity, increasing its stake to 49%. This move is aimed at stabilizing the telecom giant’s finances, though it sparked varied reactions among investors.

  • HAL’s Defence Boost : Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) saw an 8% rise in its stock price following the announcement of three defence orders worth nearly Rs 63,000 crore. UBS raised its target price to Rs 5,440, reflecting optimism in the aerospace and defence sector.

  • ITC’s Strategic Acquisition : ITC is set to acquire Aditya Birla Realty’s paper business, aligning with its strategy to bolster its Paperboards and Specialty Papers segment. This deal has drawn attention for its potential to enhance ITC’s valuation and market presence.

  • Bartronics India Expands Overseas : Shares of Bartronics India surged by 8% following the company's announcement of opening a branch office in Singapore, marking a significant step in its international expansion strategy.

  • Tariff Tensions with the US : US President Donald Trump stated that India would “substantially drop tariffs” ahead of an April 2 deadline for reciprocal tariffs, amid ongoing trade talks. The US Trade Representative continues to list India on a priority watchlist, adding uncertainty to export-driven sectors like pharmaceuticals and automobiles. Indian markets felt the jitters, with some analysts suggesting a temporary reprieve might be in play.

  • GST and Auto Sector Highlights : FY25 GST collections rose, reflecting economic activity growth, while the automotive sector (“MoTown”) ended the fiscal year on a high note with nearly 2 million EV registrations, signaling a robust shift towards electric mobility. Gross Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections for March 2025 reached ₹1.96 lakh crore, marking a 9.9% year-on-year increase. After adjusting for refunds, net GST revenue stood at over ₹1.76 lakh crore.

  • Other Notable Updates : Indian Bank raised its repo-linked lending rate by 10 basis points, natural gas prices increased by Rs 21 for April, and Indian Railways reported record freight and revenue figures for the fourth consecutive year. Meanwhile, GMR Airports gained 4% after a 148% tariff hike approval for Delhi Airport by AERA.

  • UBS Completes Merger with Credit Suisse Units in India : UBS Group has finalized the integration of Credit Suisse's service entities into its own operations in India. This consolidation merges Credit Suisse Services (India), Credit Suisse Business Analytics (India), and Credit Suisse Services AG, Pune, into UBS Business Solutions (India), bringing together 24,000 employees under one structure. India now accounts for approximately 16% of UBS's global workforce. UBS Group has finalized the integration of Credit Suisse's service entities into its UBS Business Solutions in India. This merger consolidates 24,000 employees under one structure, combining operations in Mumbai and Pune.

  • Zomato Reduces Workforce : Zomato has laid off around 500-600 customer support employees due to non-performance and is increasingly relying on artificial intelligence to automate job functions. Affected employees reported being terminated without notice. This move comes as Zomato reports a significant drop in profits and continues its expansion into quick commerce.

  • India Achieves Record Coal Production : India has reached a milestone by producing 1,000 million tonnes of coal in the current fiscal year. While the government views this as a significant achievement, environmental experts express concern over its implications for global carbon emission reduction goals.

  • Boost to Electronics Manufacturing : The Indian government has announced a $2.7 billion production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme aimed at bolstering the electronics manufacturing sector. This initiative is expected to attract $7 billion in investments and create 91,000 jobs over the next five years, reinforcing India's position as the world's second-largest mobile phone producer. The Indian government has introduced a $2.7 billion production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme aimed at bolstering the electronics manufacturing sector. This initiative is expected to attract $7 billion in investments and create approximately 91,000 jobs over the next five years.

  • Gold Prices Reach New Highs : Gold prices continued their upward trend, with spot gold reaching $3,148.88 per ounce, driven by investor demand amid global trade uncertainties and tariff fears.

  • Swiggy Faces Tax Demand : Food delivery platform Swiggy has received a tax demand notice of ₹158 crore. The company plans to appeal against the assessment.

These developments reflect a volatile yet dynamic business environment in India over the past 24 hours, with significant impacts from global trade dynamics, government interventions, and sectoral growth. For the latest updates, especially on market reactions and trade negotiations, further details may emerge as the situation evolves.

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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 are some of the latest news updates from Gujarat in the past 24 hours and here's a summary of the news from Gujarat reported in the last 24 hours, based on available information:

  • Deadly Firecracker Factory Blast in Banaskantha : An explosion occurred at a firecracker factory in Deesa, resulting in casualties and prompting authorities to launch an investigation into the incident. A tragic incident occurred earlier today in Gujarat's Banaskantha district, where a blast at a firecracker factory in Deesa led to a fire and subsequent building collapse. According to police reports, the death toll has risen to 18, with 5 others injured. The fire broke out in the morning, and initial reports had indicated 7 fatalities, which increased as rescue operations continued. Congress MLA Jignesh Mewani blamed the government for negligence, alleging inadequate safety measures contributed to the disaster. Visuals of the incident have been widely circulated, showing the severity of the destruction.

  • Police Action Against Unemployed Youth : In a controversial move, unemployed youth protesting for job opportunities were met with police action. The demonstrators highlighted that some government departments have not filled vacancies for over 15 years, accusing the Gujarat government of failing to address unemployment. Critics have labeled this response as indicative of governance issues in the state.

  • Fire at Soap Factory in Rajkot's Navagam : A significant fire erupted at a soap manufacturing facility in Rajkot's Navagam area. Firefighters are working to control the blaze, and investigations are underway to determine the cause.

  • Anant Ambani’s Humanitarian Act During Dwarka Padyatra : Anant Ambani garnered attention during a padyatra (pilgrimage on foot) in Dwarka by intervening to save cattle from being sent to slaughterhouses. This act was praised widely, with visuals shared by local media showing his efforts to protect the animals en route to the Dwarkadhish Temple.

  • Car Plunges into Canal Near Sanand : A tragic accident near Sanand involved a car veering off the road into a canal, leading to the deaths of three individuals. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.

  • Trainer Aircraft Crashes in Mehsana : A trainer aircraft crashed during a training session in Mehsana after the pilot reportedly fell ill mid-flight. Investigations are ongoing to determine the exact cause.

  • Opposition to 'One Nation One Election' by Gujarat Bar Council Members : Three members of the Gujarat Bar Council have voiced opposition to the 'One Nation One Election' initiative. A resolution on this matter is expected to be discussed on April 10.

  • Increase in Toll Tax on Highways : Toll taxes on state and national highways in Gujarat have been increased by 5-15%, affecting commuters and transporters across the state.

  • Unseasonal Rain Forecasted : Meteorological departments have issued warnings for unseasonal rain accompanied by thunderstorms in various parts of Gujarat over the next two days, advising residents to take necessary precautions.

  • IPL 2025 Updates : In the Indian Premier League, the Punjab Kings, under the leadership of Shreyas Iyer, have shown a strong performance, including a notable victory over the Gujarat Titans.

  • Heatwave in Surendranagar : Reports indicate that Surendranagar recorded a scorching 108°F (42.2°C), marking it as the highest temperature in the country today. This extreme heatwave has raised concerns about public health and safety in the region.

  • GST Collection in March / The government collected ₹1.84 lakh crore in GST for March, marking a 9.1% increase compared to the previous year. This brings the total GST collection for the financial year 2024-25 to ₹18.24 lakh crore.

  • Bank Holidays in April / Banks will be closed for 10 days in April, including 5 Sundays and 2 Saturdays. Customers are advised to plan their banking activities accordingly. ​
These events reflect a mix of tragedy, environmental challenges, social unrest, and positive individual actions in Gujarat over the past 24 hours. For the most current updates, further details may emerge as the day progresses or through ongoing investigations, particularly regarding the Banaskantha incident. 

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.

Commentary on the outlook for April 2, 2025, is based on the most recent trends, projections, and influencing factors available up to this point. The outlook will consider the broader economic context, including monetary policies, geopolitical developments, and market dynamics, while acknowledging the inherent unpredictability of short-term movements. 

Here’s a breakdown across the categories :

  • World Stock Markets / The outlook for global stock markets on April 2, 2025, appears cautiously mixed, leaning toward volatility. Recent analyses suggest that U.S. markets, a key driver of global sentiment, have enjoyed strong gains in 2024 (e.g., S&P 500 up 25%), but the momentum may be slowing. The incoming Trump administration’s policies, particularly tariffs and deregulation, are double-edged swords: they could boost domestic sectors like small-cap cyclicals and AI-driven industrials, yet trade tensions might unsettle investor confidence. European markets could face pressure from tariff-related disruptions and sluggish growth (e.g., Eurozone GDP growth projected at 0.4% by some estimates), while Japan might see resilience if the yen weakens further. Emerging markets, especially in Asia, could hinge on China’s stimulus effectiveness—though skepticism lingers about its scale. Expect a jittery start to trading on April 2, with potential profit-taking after Q1 earnings reviews, tempered by hopes of a U.S. soft landing (growth at 2.0% and Fed funds rate easing to 3.25%). Global equities have experienced notable declines in anticipation of the tariffs. The S&P 500 concluded its worst quarter since 2022, with a 5.7% drop in March alone. European and Asian markets have also faced downturns, with Japan's Nikkei falling by 4%. Analysts express concerns that these tariffs may exacerbate inflation and slow economic growth, potentially leading to stagflation. Global equity markets have experienced a sharp selloff in anticipation of the tariffs. Major indices, such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, have recorded significant declines year-to-date, reflecting investor anxiety over potential trade wars and economic slowdown. citeturn0search6 Analysts predict continued market volatility as the tariffs take effect, with sectors heavily reliant on international trade, like technology and manufacturing, being particularly vulnerable.

  • World Commodities Markets / Commodities markets on April 2, 2025, are likely to reflect a tug-of-war between supply dynamics and geopolitical risks. Oil prices, driven by an anticipated glut (e.g., World Bank projecting a 6% drop in energy prices for 2025), might hover lower unless Middle East tensions escalate—keeping a floor under Brent crude around $75/bbl. Gold, after a stellar 2024 (up nearly 28%), could see continued safe-haven demand, potentially testing $3,000/oz as tariff fears and policy uncertainty persist. Industrial metals like copper may soften due to moderate growth in China, though energy transition demand offers some support. Agricultural prices might dip (projected 4% decline in 2025) with improved supply, but weather shocks could introduce volatility. Natural gas, especially in the U.S., might rise (up 55% projected for 2025) if LNG demand holds. Look for sideways trading with an upward bias for precious metals. In response to escalating trade tensions, investors are gravitating towards safe-haven assets. Gold prices have surged to new highs, reflecting its status as a refuge during periods of uncertainty. Conversely, oil and base metal markets are under pressure due to concerns about reduced global demand stemming from the trade disputes. Commodity markets are also bracing for the impact of the tariffs. The uncertainty surrounding global trade policies has led to fluctuations in commodity prices, with potential implications for producers and consumers worldwide.

  • World Money Markets / Money markets on April 2, 2025, will likely be shaped by central bank actions and yield expectations. The U.S. Federal Reserve’s gradual rate cuts (to 3.25% by year-end) suggest a stable but less attractive environment for short-term yields, with the 10-year Treasury possibly range-bound after peaking earlier in 2024. The ECB’s expansionary stance (four rate cuts expected by December) could keep Eurozone money market rates subdued, while the Bank of Japan’s normalization might lift Japanese yields slightly (e.g., 10-year bonds at 1.56%). Trade policy uncertainty might tighten liquidity as investors seek safety, but no major shocks are imminent. Expect calm conditions with mild pressure on yields if tariff rhetoric heats up. The bond market is experiencing heightened volatility. The Federal Reserve faces complex decisions as it balances inflationary pressures from tariffs with the need to support economic growth. Goldman Sachs has increased the probability of a U.S. recession to 35%, anticipating that the Fed may implement three rate cuts within the year to mitigate economic slowdown risks. The impending tariffs have heightened concerns about a potential economic slowdown. Goldman Sachs has raised the probability of a U.S. recession to 35%, citing the adverse effects of escalating trade tensions.  Money markets are expected to respond with increased caution, potentially leading to shifts in short-term interest rates and liquidity conditions.

  • World Fund Markets / Fund markets, encompassing mutual funds, ETFs, and hedge funds, could see selective opportunities on April 2, 2025. U.S.-focused equity funds, especially those targeting small caps and AI beneficiaries, might attract inflows if Trump’s pro-business agenda gains traction—though high valuations (S&P 500 P/E potentially compressing) cap upside. Bond funds may face headwinds as yields stabilize, but multi-asset strategies could shine amid volatility. Hedge funds, buoyed by a strong 2024 (10.7% returns through November), might thrive on macro trades tied to tariffs and currency shifts. Emerging market funds could lag unless China’s stimulus surprises positively. Investor sentiment will likely favor diversification, with a wait-and-see approach dominating. Investment funds are re-evaluating their strategies in light of the anticipated market turbulence. There is a noticeable shift towards sectors perceived as more resilient to trade disruptions, such as domestic-focused industries and companies with minimal exposure to international supply chains. Additionally, funds are increasing allocations to assets like gold and other precious metals to hedge against market volatility. Investment funds are reassessing their portfolios in light of the anticipated market turbulence. There is a growing emphasis on defensive sectors and assets perceived as safe havens. Fund managers are likely to adopt a more conservative approach, focusing on risk mitigation strategies to navigate the uncertain landscape.

  • Currencies / Currency markets on April 2, 2025, are poised for choppy trading, with the U.S. dollar retaining near-term strength. The dollar’s rally (up 4.9% in late 2024) might cool as Fed cuts progress, but tariff threats could keep it elevated against the euro (EUR/USD possibly dipping below 1.09) and yen (USD/JPY around 156). Sterling might outperform the euro (GBP/USD near 1.31) if UK growth holds at 1.5%, while the Australian dollar faces tariff-related risks tied to China. Emerging market currencies could weaken further against the dollar, with stablecoin usage in these regions offering a countertrend for crypto-linked flows. Volatility is the keyword, with no clear breakout expected overnight. The U.S. dollar has experienced a significant decline, marking its worst monthly performance since November 2022. This depreciation is attributed to concerns over the economic impact of the tariffs and potential retaliatory measures from trading partners. Conversely, currencies traditionally viewed as safe havens, such as the Japanese yen and Swiss franc, have appreciated as investors seek stability. The U.S. dollar's strength is under scrutiny as trade tensions escalate. The emergence of alternative trading blocs, such as the CRINKs (China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea), conducting business without relying on the U.S. dollar, poses potential challenges to its dominance. Currency markets may experience increased volatility as traders react to the shifting dynamics in global trade relationships.

  • Cryptocurrencies / The crypto market on April 2, 2025, might ride a wave of optimism tempered by regulatory uncertainty. Bitcoin and major altcoins, up sharply in 2024 (HFR Crypto Index at 76.2% through November), could see continued momentum if Trump’s administration signals a crypto-friendly stance—potentially pushing Bitcoin toward $100,000. Stablecoins, already a 2024 standout, might bolster blockchain adoption in emerging markets, supporting altcoin gains. However, speculative froth (e.g., leveraged ETF parallels) and potential U.S. policy shifts could trigger sharp pullbacks. Expect a bullish bias with high intraday swings as traders react to headlines. The cryptocurrency market is facing downward pressure amid the broader risk-off sentiment. Bitcoin has broken key support levels, signaling potential for further losses. However, some analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term trajectory, drawing parallels to its performance in 2017 and suggesting the possibility of significant gains later in the year. The cryptocurrency market is on high alert ahead of April 2. Bitcoin, for instance, has been consolidating around $82,000, with analysts drawing parallels to its 2017 breakout patterns.  However, the broader crypto market has faced pressure due to trade war fears, with significant outflows observed in U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. Investors are closely monitoring how digital assets will respond to the evolving economic environment.

  • Overall Sentiment / April 2, 2025, looks like a day of cautious navigation across global markets. Stocks and funds may oscillate as investors weigh policy risks against fundamentals, while commodities and currencies brace for tariff fallout. Money markets should remain steady, and cryptocurrencies could offer a wildcard. The interplay of U.S. exceptionalism, geopolitical noise, and central bank easing will keep traders on their toes—no fireworks, but plenty of ripples. In summary, the implementation of new U.S. tariffs on April 2 is expected to introduce significant volatility across global financial markets. Investors are advised to exercise caution and stay informed as the situation develops.

As of April 1, 2025, global financial markets are poised for significant volatility due to the imminent implementation of new U.S. tariffs on April 2, dubbed "Liberation Day." These tariffs are expected to impact various asset classes, including equities, commodities, currencies, and cryptocurrencies. In summary, the implementation of new U.S. tariffs on April 2 is expected to introduce significant volatility across global financial markets. Investors are advised to exercise caution and stay informed as the situation develops. As global financial markets approach April 2, 2025, significant volatility is anticipated across various sectors due to the impending implementation of President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs. These tariffs, aimed at addressing trade imbalances, are expected to have widespread implications. In summary, as April 2 approaches, global financial markets are bracing for increased volatility across stocks, commodities, currencies, and cryptocurrencies. Investors are advised to exercise caution and consider strategies that mitigate exposure to trade-related risks.

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Here's an opening commentary on the Indian financial markets as of Wednesday, April 2, 2025, based on the current context and trends, As of Wednesday, April 2, 2025, the Indian financial markets are experiencing cautious movements influenced by impending U.S. tariff announcements and recent economic developments, As of April 2, 2025, here's an overview of the Indian financial markets ...
  • As we step into April 2, 2025, the Indian financial markets present a mixed yet dynamic landscape. The Indian Stock Markets are poised for a cautious start today, with the Sensex and Nifty 50 coming off a notable decline on Tuesday—Sensex at 76,024 (down 1.8%) and Nifty 50 at 23,165 (down 1.5%). GIFT Nifty futures hovering near 23,300 suggest a flat opening, reflecting investor wariness amid global trade uncertainties and domestic economic signals. Despite this, the long-term outlook remains buoyed by India’s robust economic growth projections and steady retail investor participation. Indian benchmark indices opened higher today, with the NSE Nifty 50 rising by 0.27% and the BSE Sensex gaining 0.45%. Financial stocks, particularly ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank, each increased by 1.3%, contributing to the upward movement. However, caution prevails among investors due to the anticipated announcement of U.S. tariffs by President Donald Trump, which could escalate global trade tensions. The benchmark indices opened with modest gains. The NSE Nifty 50 rose by 0.27%, and the BSE Sensex increased by 0.45%, primarily driven by banking stocks. However, overall market sentiment remains cautious due to the anticipated U.S. tariffs, which could escalate global trade tensions. Notably, ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank each saw a rise of 1.3%. Conversely, companies like Nestle India and Hindustan Unilever faced declines following rating downgrades.
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  • In the Indian Commodity Markets, activity is picking up pace, driven by global price movements and domestic demand. Gold and silver continue to attract attention as safe-haven assets, especially with the Indian International Bullion Exchange (IIBX) at GIFT City gaining traction as a centralized trading hub. Crude oil prices, however, remain a wildcard, sensitive to geopolitical developments in the Middle East, which could sway energy commodity trends in the near term. In the sugar market, India has permitted the export of 67,719 tonnes of sugar to the Maldives under a bilateral trade agreement for the fiscal year 2025-26. Wholesale and retail sugar prices have shown stability, with London White Sugar #5 closing at $544.40 and NYBOT Raw Sugar #11 at $19.19. ​Crude oil prices have been consolidating between resistance at ₹6,170 and support at ₹6,093. The market is poised for a potential breakout, with expectations leaning towards an upward movement in the coming days. Traders are advised to monitor these levels closely for strategic positioning.

  • The Indian Fund Markets are witnessing sustained interest, with mutual fund inflows—particularly through Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs)—showing resilience. After crossing record highs in 2024, SIP contributions are likely maintaining momentum into 2025, supporting equity and hybrid funds. Investors appear to be balancing risk and reward, with a tilt toward large-cap and diversified funds amid recent market volatility. Mutual fund investors are advised to stay vigilant amid the current market volatility. The looming U.S. tariffs could impact various sectors, influencing fund performance. Diversification and a focus on long-term investment horizons remain prudent strategies during such uncertain times.​

  • Turning to the Indian Money Markets, liquidity conditions are under the watchful eye of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). With inflation cooling to a seven-month low in February and GDP growth rebounding in Q3 FY25, expectations of a measured rate cut in the upcoming April policy review are growing. This could ease borrowing costs and bolster short-term debt instruments, keeping the money market active yet stable. The Reserve Bank of India's designation of April 1, 2025, as a settlement holiday for the annual closing of bank accounts has led to adjustments in trading and settlement processes. Market participants should account for these changes in their short-term liquidity planning.

  • The Indian Currency, the rupee, is navigating a delicate balance. While it has shown resilience against global headwinds, its trajectory today will likely hinge on foreign investor flows and the U.S. dollar’s strength. With foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turning net buyers in recent sessions, the rupee could see some support, though global trade policies, including potential U.S. tariffs, remain a concern. The Indian rupee, which recently reached a three-month high due to strong foreign inflows, is expected to pause its rally ahead of the U.S. tariff announcement. The currency is projected to open slightly weaker at 85.60-85.64 against the U.S. dollar, compared to the previous 85.47. Market direction will heavily depend on the specifics of the U.S. tariffs, with potential for increased volatility. The Indian rupee opened weaker at 85.68 against the U.S. dollar, depreciating by 21 paise from the previous close. This decline is attributed to market apprehensions ahead of the U.S. tariff announcements. The rupee had previously reached a three-month high, bolstered by strong foreign inflows, but current geopolitical tensions have introduced volatility.

  • Finally, Cryptocurrency in India is riding a wave of optimism. The market, valued at USD 2.6 billion in 2024, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 18.48% through 2033, potentially reaching USD 13.9 billion. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins are gaining traction, fueled by increasing digital literacy, regulatory clarity from SEBI’s multi-regulatory framework proposals, and the proliferation of trading platforms. The RBI’s digital rupee initiative further underscores India’s push toward a digital financial future, blending traditional and decentralized systems. The cryptocurrency market in India continues to experience mixed signals. Bitcoin has demonstrated resilience, holding its ground around the $83,000 mark and even surpassing $85,000 on certain exchanges, with a modest increase over the last 24 hours. Additionally, crypto trading is booming in India's smaller cities, as individuals seek alternative investment opportunities amid economic uncertainties. Interest in cryptocurrencies continues to grow, particularly in India's smaller cities, driven by individuals seeking alternative investment avenues amid limited job growth and income opportunities. This trend has contributed to a significant increase in trading volumes on major Indian crypto exchanges. ​
This commentary is a synthesized overview based on available trends and projections, tailored to the date you specified. Overall, April 2, 2025, marks a day of cautious optimism across India’s financial ecosystem, with each segment reflecting a unique interplay of domestic strength and global influences. Investors are advised to remain vigilant and consider diversifying their portfolios to mitigate potential risks arising from global trade developments and market volatility. Investors across all markets are advised to exercise caution and stay informed as developments unfold, especially concerning international trade policies that could have broad economic implications.

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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 Listen Aadivasis welcome warmly to their home saying, "This is your house", which has garnered good number of views and has topped the content chart in last 24 hours with 51,000+ 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, Female Officer got threatened in presence of Male Officers, has garnered almost 79,000+ 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, India Prime Minister visits RSS Headquarters, Will it bring new turn in Gujarat Politics? has topped the content chart in last 24 hours, having garnered 37,000+ views.

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GUJARAT NEWSWIRES

  • Prime Minister condoles the loss of lives in the explosion at a firecracker factory in Banaskantha, Gujarat
  • Gujarat Ambuja Exports Ensures Compliance with SEBI Regulations
  • 18 killed, 5 injured in massive fire after blast at firecracker warehouse in Gujarat’s Banaskantha
  • Banaskantha district of Gujarat morns as 18 dead in firecracker godown explosion
  • 17 killed, 5 injured in explosion, inferno at firecracker warehouse in India's Gujarat
  • Gujarat firecracker factory explosion kills 18, injures 5 in Banaskantha
  • 7 killed, several injured in firecracker factory blast in Gujarat's Banaskantha
  • Violent wet weather for Central India, South Peninsula as heat wave returns to Gujarat, Rajasthan
  • In Gujarat, case of a dismembered body is cracked using three tattooed dots
  • Fire In Firecracker Factory In Gujarat's Deesa Leaves At Least 18 Dead
  • Gujarat: Death toll in Banaskantha firecracker godown blast rises to 18
  • Indian trainer aircraft crashes in Gujarat, pilot injured
  • 17 dead, five injured in blaze at firecracker warehouse in Gujarat
  • 17 killed in massive fire after blast at firecracker factory in Gujarat
  • At least 18 feared dead after massive blast at firework factory in Gujarat
  • Fire In Firecracker Factory In Gujarat's Deesa Leaves At Least 13 Dead
  • At least 18 dead after massive blast at firework factory in Gujarat
  • SC dismisses petition by Gandhi’s great-grandson against Gujarat govt’s plan to redevelop Sabarmati Ashram
  • SC dismisses Tushar Gandhi’s plea against Gujarat govt plan to redevelop Sabarmati Ashram
  • SC dismisses plea against Gujarat govt’s acquisition of Sabarmati Ashram
  • Gujarat: Anant Ambani embarks on 'Padyatra' from Jamnagar to Dwarkadhish Temple
  • IPL 2025, Match 14: Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Gujarat Titans Match Preview
  • Seven killed in explosion at firecracker factory in Gujarat's Banaskantha
  • 7 killed in blaze at firecracker factory in Gujarat's Banaskantha
  • 3 Killed, 6 Injured In Fire At A Firecracker Factory In Gujarat's Banaskantha
  • Seven workers feared dead after massive blast at firework factory in Gujarat
  • SC junks Tushar Gandhi’s plea against Gujarat’s Sabarmati Ashram redevelopment
  • Post-Covid digital push drives up Gujarat’s IT exports by 144%
  • ‘Just incredible to…’: Sunita Williams says India looks ‘amazing’ from space, shares details about passing over Mumbai, Gujarat | Watch
  • Panchkula: Kingpin in ₹2cr immigration fraud case caught in Gujarat
  • Female pilot injured after plane crashed in Gujarat's Mehsana; no casualties reported
  • Gujarat Confidential: The ‘Coincedence’
  • Gujarat: Junagadh school building razed over ‘poor-quality ’, engineer suspended
  • CM Bhupendra Patel inaugurates Sadakal Gujarat program in Bhopal
  • Schools in Gujarat to lead war against obesity
  • Adani Group to raise $ 4-5 billion for Gujarat projects
  • Two-day Congress session in Gujarat will seek to highlight the party’s ‘rich legacy’ in State
  • Gujarat Cm undertakes one-day visit to MP, says Gujarat become synonym to "holistic development"
  • CM Patel to inaugurate five-day Madhavpur fair on April 6, state govt plans expansion to other parts of Gujarat
  • Trainee pilot injured as plane crashes in fields in Gujarat’s Mehsana
  • Modi turned Gujarat's geographical challenges into opportunities, made it growth engine: CM Patel
  • Private Trainer Aircraft Crashes In Gujarat, Pilot Injured
  • Trainer aircraft crashes in Gujarat after woman pilot falls ill mid-flight

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INDIA NEWSWIRES

  • 17 killed, 5 injured in explosion, inferno at firecracker warehouse in India's Gujarat
  • Court orders FIR to investigate role of Kapil Mishra in Delhi riots
  • India’s top court raps state government over bulldozer demolitions
  • Dragon-Elephant duet: Xi Jinping's congratulatory message to Prez Murmu on 75th anniv of India-China ties
  • India’s defence exports grew to Rs 23,622 cr in FY2024-25, with private sector contributing 64%
  • Kerala BJP suspends leader over Empuraan court plea, he says decision personal
  • Bareilly is now known for Nath corridor: UP CM
  • Commuters to pay more as NHAI raises toll charges on highways by 4-5%
  • Kunal Kamra shares post on how to kill an artist ‘democratically’ amid Eknath Shinde joke controversy
  • ‘RBI at the very centre of country’s incredible growth story’: President Droupadi Murmu
  • From Ratan Tata to Warren Buffett: Who gave what among the world's biggest philanthropists?
  • Ahead of “Liberation Day”, Trump says India dropping tariffs on American goods “very substantially”
  • India boosts air defence capabilities with LCH and aerial refuelling contracts
  • 17 killed, 5 injured in explosion, inferno at firecracker warehouse in India's Gujarat
  • SC rejects Ranveer Allahabadia’s plea for passport release, decision after 'Latent' probe
  • India's growth to be highest amongst advanced, emerging G20 nations: Moody's
  • Why India needs a clear national language policy
  • Are banks open or closed today, April 1? Check out complete holiday list before planning to visit
  • Who is Bajinder Singh? 5 things about ‘Yeshu Yeshu’ pastor and 2018 rape case
  • Stock market crashes as India braces for Trump's reciprocal tariffs
  • India's growth to be highest amongst advanced, emerging G20 nations: Moody's
  • Bengaluru teacher arrested for extortion after affair with student's father

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