Apple is significantly increasing iPhone production in India, aiming for 70-80 million units by late 2026, potentially making India the primary supplier to the US. This shift, driven by diversification and geopolitical factors, could see India manufacturing nearly 40% of global iPhones.
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India has formally declared the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, citing Pakistan's support for cross-border terrorism and refusal to negotiate as breaches of the agreement. The decision comes after Pakistan warned that any diversion of water allocated to them under the treaty would be considered an act of war.
The Supreme Court questioned the Bengal government and its SSC over a teacher recruitment 'scam,' highlighting flaws in the selection process. The court examined various categories of irregularities, including manipulated ranks and marks. While acknowledging the impact on students, the court prioritized addressing the 'scam' confirmed by a commission and the CBI.
A Nepali student's alleged suicide at KIIT University has sparked controversy. The Odisha government has formed a three-member probe committee, and several university officers and security guards have been arrested. The incident has drawn international attention, with the Nepal Prime Minister seeking assistance from India.
The Supreme Court has requested responses from Maharashtra and Assam regarding YouTuber Ashish Chanchlani's petition to nullify an FIR over alleged obscenity promotion. Chanchlani's case has been combined with Ranveer Allahbadia's ongoing case, both facing multiple FIRs related to online content.
Tragedy struck off Rhodes as a migrant speedboat capsized during an attempted evasion of Greek authorities, leaving eight dead and 18 rescued. A frantic search continues for potentially missing passengers. This incident follows another deadly sinking south of Crete last weekend, claiming seven lives.
Five CISF personnel, pretending to be income tax officers, were arrested along with three accomplices for a heist in Bengal. The gang, orchestrated by a CISF inspector in collusion with the victim's stepmother, raided a home, seizing cash and jewelry. All accused have been suspended and are under investigation.
Police have charged Bablu Yadav with culpable homicide for the car chase that led to Sutandra Chatterjee's death. The investigation is probing the roles of all car occupants. CCTV footage shows Chatterjee's car following Yadav's vehicle before the collision. Additionally, questions arise about why Chatterjee's group didn't report harassment during the chase.
John Abraham's film 'Diplomat', which released on March 14, has gained momentum in its second week due to positive word of mouth. Based on a true event, the movie's total collection stands at Rs 26.55 crore by the end of the second Monday, despite a significant drop in earnings on that day.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi commended the security forces on Wednesday for their successful strikes against terror facilities in Pakistan and POK, stating the nation is "proud" of their efforts. Sources indicate Modi emphasized the operation's necessity and the importance of continued preparedness for future security challenges.