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Trainee pilot dies after aircraft crashes in Gujarat's Amreli, probe on

A trainee pilot on a solo flight was killed after his aircraft, operated by a Delhi-based flying school, crashed and caught fire in Gujarat's Amreli

'Parliament is supreme': VP Dhankhar renews attack on judicial overreach

Amid judiciary vs executive row, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar backs Parliament's primacy, slams SC over contradictory verdicts, and seeks institutional accountability

Flipkart board asks CEO to cut costs as monthly cash burn nears $40 million

Flipkart board directs CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy to halve the company's monthly cash burn from $40 million to $20 million as firm eyes IPO and plans to shift legal base from Singapore to India

US seeks equal ecomm access for Amazon, Walmart in trade talks with India

The Trump administration is pushing India to ease FDI and platform rules that limit foreign ecommerce firms like Amazon to marketplaces, while local players can sell directly and operate freely

Global laptop brands tap India as China risk grows, PLI gains traction

India's ₹17,000-crore PLI scheme is making global laptop brands like Asus, HP and MSI to shift production from China to India, boosting domestic manufacturing and ecosystem development

Alphabet may shift Pixel production to India amid US tariffs on Vietnam

Alphabet is considering moving part of its Pixel phone manufacturing from Vietnam to India to serve US markets, as tariffs make Vietnam less competitive

'Facebook is no longer the culture', says Zuckerberg on fading relevance

In internal emails revealed in court, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admits Facebook's cultural relevance is slipping, calling its friend-based model outdated and less engaging

'Judges cannot be super Parliament': VP Dhankhar on SC Article 142 ruling

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar slams SC for enacting TN Bills via Article 142, says India wasn't meant to be a democracy 'where judges govern'; calls the move a 'nuclear missile' on democracy

Murshidabad riots: Governor Bose defies CM, says peace will be imposed

West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose to visit violence-hit Murshidabad despite CM's plea to defer; vows to 'impose peace at any cost'; HC orders central forces to stay amid Waqf Act protest clashes

Bombay HC to ED: Clarify if Mehul Choksi still holds Indian citizenship

Bombay High Court asks ED to verify if Mehul Choksi still holds Indian citizenship, as conflicting claims emerge during hearing on plea to cancel NBW in PNB fraud case

Duties on steel, aluminium not safeguard measures: US tells India at WTO

India previously sought WTO consultations on US metal tariffs. The US responded, saying the measures are rooted in national security, not safeguard provisions

Delayed dues, supply disruptions in Telangana dent liquor giants' sales

Pernod Ricard and Heineken report slow Q3 growth as payment delays and regulatory issues in Telangana disrupt operations in one of India's top liquor markets

'Harvard is a disgrace', says Trump as federal funding freeze row escalate

Trump calls Harvard a 'disgrace' as administration freezes $2.3 billion funding, threatens tax-exempt status; university pushes back, warns of impact on aid, research

Bengal waqf violence: HC says 'no provocative speeches', forces to stay put

The Calcutta HC asks central forces to stay in riot-hit Murshidabad; urges calm. NHRC to probe Waqf Act protest violence that left three dead, many homeless

'I am the victim': Ashneer Grover on BluSmart crisis, Sebi crackdown

Entrepreneur and investor Ashneer Grover calls himself a 'victim' in Gensol-BluSmart fiasco, says he invested ₹1.75 cr; denies any operational role, offers to make tax, bank records public

Supreme Court bars Waqf Council appointments as Centre seeks time to reply

The Supreme Court bars Centre from making appointments to Waqf Council and boards after government seeks a week's time to file preliminary reply in the ongoing matter; next hearing on May 5

'Students should not suffer': SC allows 'untainted' Bengal teachers to stay

SC has allowed untainted West Bengal teachers to continue teaching until a new recruitment process is completed, but excludes non-teaching staff and imposes strict timeline for new hiring

Nvidia CEO Huang visits Beijing amid US export curbs on H20 AI chips

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met Chinese officials in Beijing after US imposed fresh export curbs on H20 AI chips, a move that may cost the company $5.5 billion in quarterly charges

Rio Tinto to make India comeback via green aluminium project with AM Green

Rio Tinto to partner with AM Green for a $5-7 billion green aluminium project in India, marking its return after nearly a decade; project to be powered by renewable energy

Gensol Engineering independent director Arun Menon quits amid Sebi probe

Arun Menon resigns as independent director of Gensol Engineering, a day after Sebi barred the firm and its promoters over alleged fund diversion and governance lapses