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Canada updates US travel advisory: Expect phone, laptop inspections

Canada's notice follows growing concerns over the authority of US Customs and Border Protection agents to inspect personal devices without warrants

'Hands Off!': Why protesters say Trump and Musk have gone too far

Protesters took to streets against US President Donald Trump and Elon Musk in what they see as the billionaire-led erosion of civil liberties, social safety nets, and democratic governance

Kerala government orders probe into disturbing workplace harassment video

Kerala firm under fire after viral video shows staff crawling with leashes, sparking outrage and multiple probes by police, labour department and rights panels

Trump announces 27% tariffs on imports from India in 'kind reciprocal' move

Donald Trump imposes 27% tariff on Indian imports, citing 'unfair trade practices' and vowing to end decades of imbalances in US foreign trade policy

Trump announces 27% tariffs on Indian imports, but others are hit harder

Donald Trump imposes 27 per cent tariffs on Indian imports as part of sweeping trade levies, but several Asian nations face even higher rates. Check details

Manufacturing PMI rises to 8-month high in March driven by new orders

The rise was driven by stronger new orders growth, as the New Orders Index reached its highest level in eight months, supported by increased customer interest

US trade panel flags India's high tariffs ahead of April 2 'Liberation Day'

The 2025 National Trade Estimate (NTE) report, released on Monday, details how India's tariff and non-tariff policies remain among the most restrictive in major global economies

Isro's satellite images show damages caused by earthquake in Myanmar

Isro released the images captured by its earth imaging and mapping satellite, CARTOSAT-3 -- a third generation agile advanced satellite having high resolution imaging capability

Why UK is close to becoming only G7 nation without steel production ability

British Steel has announced plans to close its two blast furnaces and steelmaking operations in Scunthorpe, marking the end of more than 160 years of steel production in the town

Eid-ul-Fitr today: From banks to markets, here's what's open, what's closed

Eid-ul-Fitr holiday, March 31: Since today is the last day of the financial year, here's a look at what's open and closed

Ahead of April 2 tariffs deadline, Trump aides unsure 'what boss will do'

Despite public assurances aimed at calming markets, internal discord and unpredictable policy shifts have left many questioning the Trump administration's direction

Myanmar earthquake released energy of '334 atomic bombs', says geologist

The earthquake has left over 1,600 people dead and more than 3,400 missing, with numbers expected to rise as search and rescue efforts continue

'Get AC delivered in 10 min': Blinkit's plan to beat the heat in Delhi-NCR

Blinkit has recently expanded its 10-minute delivery services to include a variety of new offerings

What is the controversy over film 'Empuraan' for which Mohanlal apologised?

Empuraan, second part of the 'Lucifer' franchise, has become a topic of hot debate over its critique of right-wing politics and the covert mention of the 2002 Gujarat riots

Rapper Hanumankind gets a mention in PM Modi's 'Mann ki Baat': Here's why

In the 120th episode of 'Mann Ki Baat,' PM Modi mentioned rapper Hanumankind's new song 'Run It Up' which features traditional martial arts

'Our team needs sleep': Sam Altman on ChatGPT's Ghibli image art frenzy

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has acknowledged the surge in demand for ChatGPT-4o's new image generation feature, admitting that the company's infrastructure was under significant strain

When is Elon Musk planning to quit DOGE? Here's what Tesla chief said

Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump hinted that Elon Musk doesn't plan on continuing his role in DOGE for long

US approves Holtec to build nuclear reactors in India with Tata, L&T

The DoE approval permits Holtec to share unclassified SMR technology with three Indian entities-Holtec Asia (its regional subsidiary), Tata Consulting Engineers Ltd, and Larsen & Toubro Ltd

Trump auto tariffs will hit India but it won't be a 'tsunami': Here's why

Industry observers say the tariff impact on Indian auto sector would be minimal, though some impact could be seen on auto component industry

Ola Electric settles dues with Rosmerta Group, NCLT pleas withdrawn

On Tuesday, Ola Electric announced that all outstanding dues have been amicably settled, resulting in Rosmerta filing for the withdrawal of the insolvency petitions from the NCLT