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PoliticsPhoto: Firstpost BusinessUK Chancellor John Healey announced that the government will spend an additional £14 billion on debt interest this year. He attributed the rise to global economic turmoil and the Middle East war, which have driven inflation and increased oil and gas prices. Healey pledged to maintain fiscal discipline and ensure economic stability amid these challenges.
Firstpost Business·
PoliticsPhoto: The News MinuteThe BJP-JD(S) alliance won all four Karnataka Legislative Council seats in the October 23 polls, defeating the ruling Congress party. The NDA secured both teachers' and graduates' constituencies, including a major upset in Bengaluru Teachers' constituency where five-time MLC Puttanna lost to NDA's AP Ranganath. This victory marks a significant comeback for NDA after earlier setbacks in 2023.
The News Minute··Bengaluru
BusinessPhoto: Mint CompaniesGera Developments has introduced The Gera Advantage, a customer support program providing eligible homebuyers with financial assistance before receiving their occupancy certificate. The program also includes preventive maintenance checks for seven years after possession, aiming to support customers throughout their homeownership journey.
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BusinessPhoto: ET EnergyJM Financial reports that Tata Power, CESC, Adani Energy, and others could gain from new parallel power distribution licences. These licences open fresh opportunities in the electricity distribution sector following recent government reforms aimed at enhancing competition and efficiency.
ET Energy·
WorldPhoto: Economic TimesAt least 39 people have died after two high-speed trains collided near Urda in Toledo province, Spain. This tragic accident follows a deadly January crash near Adamuz that killed 46. Investigations are ongoing into both incidents to determine causes and prevent future disasters on Spain's rail network.
Economic Times··Urda
WorldPhoto: Hindustan TimesIndia has lost 22 nationals, including 14 seafarers, in the ongoing West Asia conflict over the past eight months, the Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said. The government remains in close contact with the Indian community in the region to ensure their safety. The conflict escalated after US and Israel bombed Iran on February 28, leading to retaliatory attacks and maritime incidents affecting Indian seafarers.
Hindustan Times·
Firstpost Business·
Photo: Firstpost BusinessUK Chancellor John Healey announced that the government will spend an additional £14 billion on debt interest this year. He attributed the rise to global economic turmoil and the Middle East war, which have driven inflation and increased oil and gas prices. Healey pledged to maintain fiscal discipline and ensure economic stability amid these challenges.
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