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India's smartphone shipments experienced a 3% year-on-year decline in Q1 2026, reaching a six-year low due to cost pressures and price hikes. Analysts predict further declines, with Vivo leading the market share. Google emerged as the fastest-growing premium brand, boosted by AI features.
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The Defense Ministry recalled the operating principle of the latest Russian interceptor drone, emphasizing that it carries no warhead and that it destroys targets with kinetic energy in a direct collision
On April 18, 2026, NGEL, under the NTPC umbrella, is set to launch its 150 MW solar power output from a pioneering project in Rajasthan. This endeavor, part of the 300 MW Project Sixteen Renewable Power Private Ltd., marks a significant milestone as NGEL's total capacity will hit 10,276.
Pakistan Noida protest link: Noida Police have identified two social media accounts on X, operated from Pakistan via VPNs, for allegedly inciting workers during the April 13 labour unrest over minimum wage hikes. The accounts, Anushi Tiwari (Proud Indian) and Meer Ilyas Inc, reportedly spread misinformation regarding multiple deaths to escalate tensions.
The Supreme Court has declined to grant protection to Congress leader Pawan Khera. He sought this protection until April 20 regarding allegations against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's wife. The top court directed Khera to approach the Assam court for anticipatory bail. The case stems from Khera's press conference on April 5.
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Foreign investors face higher costs and complexity hedging against rupee swings due to India's forex rules. This, coupled with war-related earnings concerns, is impacting Indian bonds and equities. Overseas investors have sold Indian government debt and shares. Lingering currency stability worries and high oil prices are dampening sentiment.
A State Bank of India customer was defrauded of ₹1.99 lakh after attempting a ₹20 electricity bill payment. The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission ruled that SBI must refund the amount and pay ₹25,000 in compensation, emphasizing banks' responsibility for promptly reported unauthorized transactions.
According to Robert Fico, the European Union "still does not believe in the necessity" of peace initiatives
Japan's Nikkei share index saw a dip on Friday, pulling back from its record peak. Investors took profits in technology stocks, especially chip-related companies, following rapid gains. This cautious move came after US markets reached new highs. Tokyo Electron and SoftBank Group were among the decliners. The broader Topix also experienced a fall.
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South Korean stocks ended lower Friday but secured a second weekly gain. Hopes for a U.S.-Iran ceasefire boosted sentiment. The Korean won weakened against the dollar. Bond yields saw an increase. Foreign investors were net sellers of shares. The KOSPI index experienced a slight dip. This market movement reflects ongoing geopolitical and economic factors.