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Russian TV airs simulated nuclear strike on Western nations, draws official warning

A Russian state-controlled television channel aired a simulated nuclear attack scenario targeting several Western nations. The broadcast depicted strikes on the UK, Germany, and the US as part of a hypothetical war game. Dmitry Medvedev, deputy head of Russia's Security Council, issued a related warning about nuclear doctrine. This event follows heightened rhetoric and tensions between Russia and Western countries over the conflict in Ukraine.

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WhatsApp adds new parental supervision features for teen accounts

WhatsApp has introduced new parental supervision tools for accounts belonging to users aged 13 to 15 in India. The feature, announced this week, allows parents or guardians to monitor their teen's activity through a linked parental app. This update enables oversight of contact lists, privacy settings, and time spent on the platform. The move is part of Meta's broader effort to enhance safety for younger users on its messaging service.

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Indian refiners alter oil shipping routes via Strait of Hormuz

Indian state-run refiners are adjusting their oil procurement and shipping strategies due to heightened regional tensions. The changes are a direct response to recent attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea and near the Strait of Hormuz. Companies like Bharat Petroleum and Indian Oil are opting for contracts where the supplier handles shipping to mitigate risk. This shift aims to ensure a steady fuel supply for India while avoiding the heightened insurance costs and security risks in the volatile area.

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Finance Ministry cautions India's economic growth faces significant challenges

India's Finance Ministry has issued a warning about the country's economic outlook. It stated that current growth levels cannot be assumed to continue without further effort. The ministry highlighted that persistent inflation and global economic headwinds pose substantial risks. This assessment was released as part of a recent monthly economic review report.

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India's Economy Faces Capital Flow Challenge Amid Global Conditions

According to The Economic Times, India is currently confronting a significant challenge related to capital flows. The situation stems from shifting global financial conditions and monetary policies in developed nations. These external factors are making it difficult for India to attract and maintain stable foreign investment. This issue poses a risk to the country's economic growth and external account stability.

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Most Nifty 500 Stocks Fall Over 30% From Peaks Amid Market Divergence

Despite benchmark indices trading near record highs, a majority of stocks within the Nifty 500 index have entered a bear market. Data shows over 60% of these stocks have declined more than 30% from their 52-week peaks. This indicates a significant divergence where large-cap stocks are driving index performance while broader market health is weaker. The trend highlights underlying selling pressure and selective investor caution amidst overall bullish sentiment.

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Elon Musk to co-lead Project Meridian, a US military AI initiative

Elon Musk will co-lead Project Meridian, a new US Department of Defense initiative focused on warfare technology. The project aims to develop and integrate artificial intelligence systems for military applications. This collaboration was reported by the Economic Times, though specific start dates were not provided. The move signifies deepening ties between the Pentagon and leading tech innovators to modernize defense capabilities.

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Record foreign inflows may influence upcoming RBI interest rate decision

Massive foreign capital inflows into India's bond market are influencing the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy considerations. These inflows, totaling $133 billion since a key index inclusion was announced, have strengthened the rupee and boosted liquidity. The RBI's upcoming rate-setting meeting will factor in these inflows alongside domestic inflation trends. This situation creates a complex environment for policymakers balancing currency stability with price control.

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Telangana raids 16 quick-commerce dark stores, suspends four licenses

Telangana's food safety authority conducted raids on 16 dark stores used by quick-commerce companies. The raids occurred on Thursday across Hyderabad. Officials found violations of food safety and hygiene standards. As a result, the department suspended the operating licenses of four establishments. The action was taken to ensure consumer safety and regulatory compliance.

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Hospital Stocks Decline and Analysts Suggest Potential Buys

Hospital stocks in India have recently experienced a significant market decline. This drop is attributed to adverse effects linked to a medical injection. Following the downturn, analysts from the Economic Times have identified six specific hospital stocks as potential investment opportunities. They suggest these stocks may be undervalued and could offer recovery potential for investors.

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