Asian stocks surged, mirroring Wall Street's rally, fueled by Alphabet's strong earnings and renewed trade optimism under President Trump. Despite Nissan's profit warning, its shares rose on turnaround hopes. Positive sentiment was bolstered by potential US-South Korea trade understanding and anticipation of earlier Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, even amidst US-China trade talk uncertainties.
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Leaders of Kisan Mazdoor Morcha and Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) have opted not to file bail applications, challenging the Punjab government's commitment to detain them. Despite their arrests, leaders remain determined to continue their protest. Missing valuables and unjust treatment have added to their grievances, and farmer organizations vow to mobilize people for future demonstrations.
The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has enforced Stage-IV of GRAP in Delhi-NCR due to severe pollution. Restrictions include banning construction, stone crushers, and BS-III petrol/BS-IV diesel vehicles in key areas, with exceptions for essential services and adapted vehicles for persons with disabilities.
Lok Sabha saw a heated exchange as Asaduddin Owaisi tore the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, calling it unconstitutional and an attack on Muslims. Owaisi's actions were criticized by BJP's Jagdambika Pal. Union Minister Amit Shah asserted that the bill aims to regulate Waqf properties and prevent their exploitation. The bill faces intense debate in Parliament.
The NFL has revived a taunt at the Scouting Combine based on Patrick Mahomes' 4.80-second 40-yard dash from 2017. Despite his Super Bowl successes, Mahomes remains a target for lighthearted teasing. The combine welcomes over 300 prospects aiming to improve their draft prospects.
A policewoman in Bhopal accuses a man of 13 years of sexual exploitation under false promises of marriage, leading to legal action. Separately, in Sarojininagar, a man posing as an Army officer on Instagram is arrested for deceiving multiple women out of money and valuables, including a widow.
Gaurav Taneja, a YouTuber known as 'Flying Beast,' experienced a LinkedIn lockout amid backlash from his appearance on Shark Tank India Season 4. The locked account follows his online rebuttal against Anupam Mittal’s critique and Taneja's comparisons of his brand's social media performance.
A senior railways official was caught on video throwing garbage from a moving train, leading to his immediate removal on the same day. The incident, which drew widespread criticism, highlights ongoing issues with cleanliness and improper waste disposal practices within the Indian Railways. Social media users have expressed their discontent, emphasizing the prevalence of such behavior.
Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh anticipates facing Jasprit Bumrah in the upcoming Brisbane Test. Marsh believes an aggressive approach is key against the world's best bowler. He also backed Steve Smith's return to form and emphasised Australia's focus on the present, aiming to build on their Adelaide victory and take a 2-1 series lead.
In a tragic incident in Sikar district's Neem Ka Thana town, Ashok Kumar allegedly killed his nearly 5-month-old twin daughters due to his desire for a son. The crime was reported by the twins' mother, Anita, who revealed a history of harassment. Kumar buried the bodies, and police arrested him after being alerted by Anita's brother.