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  • Billionaires lose $208 billion as Trump’s tariffs shake global markets
  • MS Dhoni to return as Chennai Super Kings captain?
    CSK's batting coach Michael Hussey hints at a leadership change for their IPL match against Delhi Capitals, opening the possibility of MS Dhoni returning as captain if Ruturaj Gaikwad is unable to play due to injury. With Gaikwad's participation uncertain, there is speculation that a young wicketkeeper might also fill in.
  • Protests & petitions: Multipronged oppn erupts against Waqf Bill
    The Waqf Amendment Bill 2025 sparked large-scale protests across India, including Ahmedabad, Kolkata, and Chennai, after it cleared Parliament. Leaders of AIMIM and Congress challenged its constitutionality in the Supreme Court. The Opposition and several leaders criticized the Bill's passage and its potential impact on religious rights.
  • 'Dark chapter in federalism': Stalin slams Centre after anti-NEET Bill rejected
    Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister MK Stalin declared the Centre's rejection of the state's Bill seeking NEET exemption a 'dark chapter in federalism.' The Bill, which aimed to base medical admissions on Class 12 marks, was rejected despite the state's clarifications. An all-party meeting is planned to decide the next steps.
  • 'Main gangster hota': Pak cricketer's comment leaves everyone in splits
    Pakistan spinner Sajid Khan humorously remarked he would have been a gangster if not a cricketer. In an interview, he made the tongue-in-cheek comment, bringing laughter. Sajid, known for his off-spin, praised Babar Azam and Virat Kohli while showcasing his wit and lighter side, continuing to entertain both on and off the field.
  • Antibiotic-resistant superbug spreading in Malaysia- A global threat?
    A dangerous superbug resistant to antibiotics has been spreading in Malaysia. The bug, Acinetobacter baumannii, causes severe infections, particularly in hospitals. Researchers are concerned about its global impact due to its prevalence and resistance to multiple drugs. Continuous surveillance and improved treatments are urgently needed to combat this health threat.
  • PPF account holders take note! Why you should deposit money by April 5
    To maximize benefits from PPF investments, ensure deposits are made by April 5 each year, as interest calculation is based on the minimum balance between the 5th and month's end. A timely deposit enhances returns, with tardy contributions resulting in interest loss.
  • Are Trump's reciprocal tariffs bad for China? DeepSeek says...
    US President Donald Trump's new 54% tariffs on Chinese imports could disrupt sectors, notably technology. China’s export ban on key minerals impacts US manufacturing. AI leader DeepSeek suggests China can counter with a mix of tariffs, export controls, tighter inspections, currency adjustments, trade diversification, legal challenges, and boosting domestic consumption to mitigate the impact.
  • A 'squeaky' feat: Rat breaks world record for detecting landmines
    A rat named Ronin has set a new record by detecting over 100 landmines in Cambodia since August 2021, surpassing the previous record held by Magawa. Trained by Belgian organization APOPO, Ronin is part of the HeroRAT initiative. Cambodia remains heavily mined due to past conflicts, and Ronin's achievements highlight the importance of animal-assisted demining […]
  • 'Avoid rhetoric that vitiates environment': PM Modi tells Yunus
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Muhammad Yunus, chief adviser of Bangladesh's interim government, at the Bimstec Summit in Bangkok. Modi raised concerns over minority safety in Bangladesh and urged a thorough investigation of related incidents. He highlighted the significance of regional peace and constructive bilateral relations.
April 4, 2025

₹ 20 Crores recovered from 18 lakhs defaulters entering Fastag lanes

In order to give prime importance to existing FASTag users, dissuade defaulters and further encourage adoption of FASTags by national highways commuters, vehicles without FASTags entering the FASTag lane are being charged double the toll fee, NHAI said in a statement.