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Last year's shutdown of the government was the key driver of the slowdown from the third quarter's 4.4 per cent growth pace

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Assam and Puducherry surpassed their highest-ever poll-participation on Thursday by recording 85.38 per cent and 89.83 per cent  respectively, the Election Commission said.
Previously, the highest poll participation in Assam and Puducherry was 84.67 per cent (2016 assembly polls) and 86.19 per cent (2011 assembly polls) respectively, the poll authority noted.
In Kerala, Assam and Puducherry, where assembly polls were held on Thursday, women voters outdid their male counterparts by lining up at voting centres.
In Assam, while male participation stood at 84.80 per cent, female voter turnout was recorded at 85.96 per cent.
Similarly in Kerala, the male poll participation was 75.01 per cent, while it was 80.86 per cent for women.
In the Union Territory of Puducherry, 88.09 per cent of the male electors voted as compared to 91.33 per cent of the women.
A total of 296 assembly constituencies in Assam, Kerala and Puducherry with a total electorate of over 5.31 crore went to polls, along

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The labor market has been stuck in what economists call a "low-hire, low-fire" state which they blamed on uncertainty stemming from Trump's import tariffs and mass deportations

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Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates, Thursday: The GIFT Nifty hinted at a negative open as oil prices resumed gains while traders digested a flimsy ceasefire between the US and Iran

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IT major rolls out pay increases effective April 1 across grades, even as headcount declines year-on-year and the company steps up investments in AI-ready workforce

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TCS signed one of its highest total contract values (TCV) in the fourth quarter of FY26 at $12 billion. The company had three mega deals in the quarter

K Krithivasan, chief executive officer (CEO) and managing director (MD) of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

D2C brands are using AI tools to tackle last-mile challenges in smaller cities, boosting delivery success rates by 11% and cutting costly return-to-origin losses

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US President Donald Trump has lashed out at the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), accusing the alliance and other friendly nations such as South Korea, Japan and Australia of failing to help the US in the Iran war.
Trump's remarks at a press conference at the White House on Monday came days ahead of NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's visit to Washington to meet the US President, who has dismissed the alliance as a "paper tiger".
Trump said the war with Iran had left a mark on NATO "that will never disappear in my mind."
The US President made it clear that the differences with NATO began when it spurned his move to take Greenland.
"NATO is a paper tiger that (Russian President Vladimir) Putin's not afraid of," Trump told reporters here.
On the Iran war, Trump said NATO members actually "went out of their way not to help".
"Look, we went to NATO. I didn't ask very strongly, I just said, 'Hey, if you want to help, great'," the US President said.
"'No, no, no, we will not 

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The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) has launched the second "Proof of Concept (POC) of NPS Swasthya", an initiative intended to provide healthcare

India’s manufacturing sector lost momentum in March 2026, with growth slowing to its weakest pace in nearly four years. Rising input costs, global uncertainty, and the West Asia conflict are weighing

The US Supreme Court is hearing a major case on birthright citizenship, a constitutional right in place since 1868. What is at stake?

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