'Foreigner's version…': Parl panel holds meeting, rebuts ex-Twitter chief Jack Dorsey's claims
The Indian parliamentary standing committee refused to discuss allegations made by former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey that the government had threatened to shut down the platform's operations in India. Opposition leaders had requested a discussion on the topic. Key Points
mintStock market holidays: BSE, NSE to remain shut for these 3 days in April
In the entire calendar year, the market has 15 annual holidays in 2023, two more than last year. Three of these holidays were covered in the first three months of the year on January 26, March 7 and March 20 for Republic Day, Holi and Ram Navami. Key Points
Economic TimesA mother accidentally glued her eye shut after mistaking a bottle of nail glue for eye drops
Jennifer Eversole felt "intense burning" from the nail glue and rushed to the emergency room. After several days with an eye patch, she's "healing nicely." Key Points
InsiderTorrent website RARBG ceases operations
RARBG, which is a highly popular torrent site, has shut down abruptly. Heres everything you may want to know about its closure. Key Points
Economic TimesPunjab bandh: Shops across Doaba region shut, lukewarm response seen in other parts of state
In the Doaba region, which includes Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Hoshiarpur and SBS Nagar districts, most commercial establishments remained shut and market areas wore a deserted look. The transportation facilities, however, saw no impact. Key Points
Hindustan Times
BSE announces Diwali Muhurat trading time
Normal trading would be shut on November 12, which is a Sunday. As Diwali also marks the Day 1 of the Hindu accounting calendar, Samvat, it is believed that Muhurat trading on this day brings wealth and prosperity throughout the year. Key Points
Economic TimesShare Market LIVE: Nifty, Sensex may open in red, SGX Nifty falls 75 pts; IIFL Securities, HDFC AMC in focus
Share Market News Today | Sensex, Nifty, Share Prices LIVE: SGX Nifty was trading 75 points or 0.40% lower at 18,799 in the early morning trade. Asian markets were trading broadly in red. The US market remained shut on Monday. Key Points
FinancialexpressIndia bond yields may rise tracking US peers, RBI pause to support
Underlying sentiment also remains positive, after the Reserve Bank of India surprised the market with a status quo on its policy rate on Thursday. Indian markets were shut on Friday. Key Points
FinancialexpressPakistan to shut markets by 8 pm to save electricity
Pakistan's federal and provincial governments have unanimously decided to shut markets by 8 p.m. across the country as part of the efforts to conserve energy, Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal said. Key Points
Economic TimesAIIMS Delhi reverses decision to shut OPD for half-day on Ram temple consecration day
AIIMS had earlier issued a memorandum saying OPD services would remain closed until 2.30 pm on 22 January, although critical and emergency services would be operational. Key Points
ThePrint
Schools, offices shut, parks closed due to pollution in Pakistan’s Lahore
On Thursday, concentration of PM 2.5, or tiny particulate matter, in the air approached 450 in Lahore, which is 30 times higher than the World Health Organisation’s recommended maximum average daily exposure. Pakistan’s second-most populous city Lahore has shut down due to toxic air. Key Points
The Tribune IndiaHeavy rain continues in Tamil Nadu, trains cancelled, schools shut in 2 regions
Heavy rain and landslides have hit various parts of Tamil Nadu, leading to widespread flooding. Schools in Thiruvarur and Karaikkal in Puducherry have been closed and train services on the Nilgiri Mountain Railway have been canceled. Key Points
India TodayDelhi Air Pollution: Primary schools to stay closed till Nov 10; seniors to study online
Observing the worsening situation of Delhi's air quality, the state government on Sunday announced that primary schools will stay shut till November 10. Students from grades 6-12 may shift their classes online. Key Points
Economic TimesCauvery water row: Karnataka bandh on Sept 29 likely to affect normal life
Various regional organizations in Karnataka have called for a statewide shutdown on September 29, 2023, in protest of the Cauvery water issue. The shutdown, known as 'Karnataka Bandh', is expected to impact daily life, particularly in the southern part of the state. Protests and rallies are planned, with participants aiming to shut down highways, toll gates, rail services, and airports. The opposition BJP and JD(S) parties, as well as other associations, have expressed their support for the shutdown. However, the State Transport Department has instructed transport corporations to continue normal services. Key Points
Economic TimesTensions escalate in Uttarakhand after alleged abduction bid of a minor
Devbhoomi Raksha Abhiyan, a right-wing group has allegedly pasted posters across Uttarkashi district asking Muslims, the minority in the area, to leave town. They will also be holding a mahapanchayat on June 15. Key Points
The Hindu
Boarding gate: Financial investors being tapped to bid for Go First
Several large global structured credit and special situations funds are among potential bidders for the distressed airline. However, it is unlikely there will be many bidders for the airline, so all efforts are being made to bring in a good strategic investor through the National Company Law Tribunal route. Key Points
Economic TimesNariman Point jetty to get walkers’ plaza
This jetty at the south of Marine Drive promenade was shut down due to safety concerns and to prevent anti-social activities. The proposal will be a relief for those who want to breathe fresh air away from the pollution. Visitors will also be able to enjoy being at the lands’ end | Mumbai news Key Points
Hindustan TimesHow to silence talk of getting silenced
Shutting down communication that says that communication is being shut down has a better chance of survival - and by survival one means never coming to light. Unless, a chink is found that can bring the whole edifice of hyper-control down. Key Points
The Economic Times