Bangladesh Cricket Board writes letter to BCCI to improve relations
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has written a letter to BCCI to improve relations between the two cricket boards. The BCB expressed interest in expanding cricket cooperation with India, both in existing arrangements and potential new areas. This comes after controversy over Mustafizur Rahman's exclusion from IPL, which led to Bangladesh withdrawing from T20 World Cup 2026.
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01:42 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has written a letter to BCCI to improve relations between the two cricket boards. The BCB expressed interest in expanding cricket cooperation with India, both in existing arrangements and potential new areas. This comes after controversy over Mustafizur Rahman's exclusion from IPL, which led to Bangladesh withdrawing from T20 World Cup 2026.
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Global order is changing: Jaishankar amid Middle East war
While speaking at IIM Raipur, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said, "Global order changing with visible shifts in relative power and influence of countries." He added that a series of global shocks recently tested India's resilience, adding that the country has successfully navigated both domestic and external challenges. His remarks comes amid global crisis due to the Middle East war.
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01:30 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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While speaking at IIM Raipur, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said, "Global order changing with visible shifts in relative power and influence of countries." He added that a series of global shocks recently tested India's resilience, adding that the country has successfully navigated both domestic and external challenges. His remarks comes amid global crisis due to the Middle East war.
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Microsoft says Copilot for entertainment purposes only, all while pushing it for business use
Microsoft's Copilot Terms of Use state that Copilot AI LLM is for entertainment purposes only, all while pushing it for business purposes. "Don't rely on Copilot for important advice. Use Copilot at your own risk," the terms state. Though this is what most LLMs' terms state, Microsoft integrated Copilot with Windows 11, making it difficult to avoid its widespread usage.
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01:50 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Microsoft's Copilot Terms of Use state that Copilot AI LLM is for entertainment purposes only, all while pushing it for business purposes. "Don't rely on Copilot for important advice. Use Copilot at your own risk," the terms state. Though this is what most LLMs' terms state, Microsoft integrated Copilot with Windows 11, making it difficult to avoid its widespread usage.
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Ujjain, not Greenwich, is original time centre: Minister Pradhan
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said Ujjain is the original centre of global time calculation and not Greenwich. He stated that since the intersection of the Prime Meridian and the Tropic of Cancer lies at or near Ujjain, the city's ancient title as the abode of Mahakal, Master of Time, has a firm scientific and geographical basis.
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01:49 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said Ujjain is the original centre of global time calculation and not Greenwich. He stated that since the intersection of the Prime Meridian and the Tropic of Cancer lies at or near Ujjain, the city's ancient title as the abode of Mahakal, Master of Time, has a firm scientific and geographical basis.
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NASA shares photos of Earth taken from space 54 years apart by Apollo 17, Artemis II
NASA shared two images of Earth taken 54 years apart, one clicked by Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt in 1972 and the other by Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman from Orion spacecraft this week. Artemis II photo shows Earth with a green aurora glowing in the atmosphere. Artemis II was launched on April 1 for a 10-day lunar flyby mission.
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02:29 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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NASA shared two images of Earth taken 54 years apart, one clicked by Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt in 1972 and the other by Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman from Orion spacecraft this week. Artemis II photo shows Earth with a green aurora glowing in the atmosphere. Artemis II was launched on April 1 for a 10-day lunar flyby mission.
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What is the eligibility for receiving gratuity after 1 year of service?
Under the new Labour Codes, fixed-term employees and contract workers are eligible to receive gratuity after one year of service on a pro rata basis. Moreover, the gratuity is applicable from November 21, 2025, which means that employees who were hired on or after this date are eligible. Notably, gratuity is completely exempt from tax for government employees.
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02:27 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Under the new Labour Codes, fixed-term employees and contract workers are eligible to receive gratuity after one year of service on a pro rata basis. Moreover, the gratuity is applicable from November 21, 2025, which means that employees who were hired on or after this date are eligible. Notably, gratuity is completely exempt from tax for government employees.
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02:27 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Torrent Gas raises CNG prices by ₹2.50 per kg amid West Asia war
Torrent Gas increased compressed natural gas (CNG) prices by ₹2.50 per kilogram in Jaipur, PTI reported. While the prices in Pune's rural areas have been increased by ₹2 per kilogram. The revised CNG rates, which come amid ongoing LPG supply disruption triggered by West Asia war, have taken effect immediately. This has sparked concern among locals over rising costs.
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News By: Vaishnavi Mishra
02:27 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Torrent Gas increased compressed natural gas (CNG) prices by ₹2.50 per kilogram in Jaipur, PTI reported. While the prices in Pune's rural areas have been increased by ₹2 per kilogram. The revised CNG rates, which come amid ongoing LPG supply disruption triggered by West Asia war, have taken effect immediately. This has sparked concern among locals over rising costs.
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02:27 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Men aged 17-45 required to take permission to leave country for over 3 months in Germany
According to Germany's new military reforms, all men aged 17 to 45 must obtain permission if they wish to leave Germany for more than three months. This rule applies to men planning to stay abroad for more than three months whether for education, employment, or long-term travel, reports said. Changes to the conscription law came into force from January.
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02:24 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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According to Germany's new military reforms, all men aged 17 to 45 must obtain permission if they wish to leave Germany for more than three months. This rule applies to men planning to stay abroad for more than three months whether for education, employment, or long-term travel, reports said. Changes to the conscription law came into force from January.
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France refuses to give India access to source codes of Rafale: Report
France has refused to share Rafale fighter jet source codes with India, including AESA radar, SPECTRA EW suite and mission systems, reported Defense Security Asia. French authorities reportedly consider this software architecture highly sensitive and closely guarded technology. This would impact India's ability to independently modify critical electronic and electronic warfare systems.
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02:41 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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France has refused to share Rafale fighter jet source codes with India, including AESA radar, SPECTRA EW suite and mission systems, reported Defense Security Asia. French authorities reportedly consider this software architecture highly sensitive and closely guarded technology. This would impact India's ability to independently modify critical electronic and electronic warfare systems.
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Bikaneri bhujia exports to Gulf nations hit amid war
The exports of Bikaneri bhujia, papad and spices to the Gulf nations and European countries have been hit amid the ongoing war in the region. Exporters claim that the shipments that earlier took around 30 days now take up to 60 days. According to the traders, packaging costs have increased by (30-40)%, and consignments worth crores are stuck at ports.
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02:37 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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The exports of Bikaneri bhujia, papad and spices to the Gulf nations and European countries have been hit amid the ongoing war in the region. Exporters claim that the shipments that earlier took around 30 days now take up to 60 days. According to the traders, packaging costs have increased by (30-40)%, and consignments worth crores are stuck at ports.
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Why do companies usually send layoff emails at 6 in the morning?
Multiple companies are sending layoff emails at 6 am, as was done by Oracle while laying off 30,000 employees. According to Moneycontrol, the timing ensures the news lands quietly as employees are still at home, which prevents it from spreading instantly across the office. Additionally, it allows companies to implement a coordinated shutdown of fired employees' access to company assets.
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02:34 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Multiple companies are sending layoff emails at 6 am, as was done by Oracle while laying off 30,000 employees. According to Moneycontrol, the timing ensures the news lands quietly as employees are still at home, which prevents it from spreading instantly across the office. Additionally, it allows companies to implement a coordinated shutdown of fired employees' access to company assets.
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How the Strait of Hormuz crisis could directly hit wallets and internet in India?
Strait of Hormuz is a major oil supply route and holds a large cluster of undersea fibre optic cables, which carry about a quarter of global data traffic. The ongoing crisis could disrupt the cables, which could affect Indian stock market, banking system, UPI, ATMs and mobile apps. As it'll directly affect internet connectivity, payments may slow down or fail.
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02:33 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Strait of Hormuz is a major oil supply route and holds a large cluster of undersea fibre optic cables, which carry about a quarter of global data traffic. The ongoing crisis could disrupt the cables, which could affect Indian stock market, banking system, UPI, ATMs and mobile apps. As it'll directly affect internet connectivity, payments may slow down or fail.
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Chinese students rent AI-powered smart glasses to cheat in exams
Chinese students are renting AI-powered smart glasses to cheat in exams, the Rest of World reported. The glasses, available for 40-80 yuan (around ₹540-1,080) per day, can scan questions and display answers on a built-in lens screen. In one reported experiment earlier this year, a student using such glasses scored 92.5, ranking among the top five in the class.
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02:48 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Chinese students are renting AI-powered smart glasses to cheat in exams, the Rest of World reported. The glasses, available for 40-80 yuan (around ₹540-1,080) per day, can scan questions and display answers on a built-in lens screen. In one reported experiment earlier this year, a student using such glasses scored 92.5, ranking among the top five in the class.
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02:48 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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How have RR performed against GT in IPL?
The Gujarat Titans (GT) will face the Rajasthan Royals (RR) in IPL 2026 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Gujarat's Ahmedabad on Saturday. The two teams have faced each other eight times in the IPL, with GT winning six matches and RR emerging victorious in two. At 14, RR opener Vaibhav Sooryavanshi smashed 101(38) against GT last year.
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02:46 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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The Gujarat Titans (GT) will face the Rajasthan Royals (RR) in IPL 2026 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Gujarat's Ahmedabad on Saturday. The two teams have faced each other eight times in the IPL, with GT winning six matches and RR emerging victorious in two. At 14, RR opener Vaibhav Sooryavanshi smashed 101(38) against GT last year.
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02:46 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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How do mangoes artificially ripened with chemicals affect people's health?
Hyderabad Police and municipal authorities have seized over seven tonnes of mangoes illegally ripened with ethylene and chemicals. Hyderabad Police Commissioner said, "Medical experts warn that consuming such fruits can lead to immediate health issues like throat irritation, nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea." He added they can lead to nervous system damage and respiratory problems in the long run.
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News By: Arshiya Chopra
03:13 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Hyderabad Police and municipal authorities have seized over seven tonnes of mangoes illegally ripened with ethylene and chemicals. Hyderabad Police Commissioner said, "Medical experts warn that consuming such fruits can lead to immediate health issues like throat irritation, nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea." He added they can lead to nervous system damage and respiratory problems in the long run.
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How did Iran shoot down 2 US fighter jets?
Iran likely shot down the US F15-E and A-10 Warthog attack aircraft using infrared-guided Majid surface-to-air missile system, NDTV reported. The footage released by Iran indicated the missiles likely used Electro-Optical/Infrared (EO/IR) sensors that track heat signatures from aircraft engines rather than traditional radar. Once locked, the missile follows the heat signal and hits the aircraft.
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03:10 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Iran likely shot down the US F15-E and A-10 Warthog attack aircraft using infrared-guided Majid surface-to-air missile system, NDTV reported. The footage released by Iran indicated the missiles likely used Electro-Optical/Infrared (EO/IR) sensors that track heat signatures from aircraft engines rather than traditional radar. Once locked, the missile follows the heat signal and hits the aircraft.
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03:10 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Pic shows clenched fist of Iranian girl buried under debris after US-Israel attack
Iran's official state news agency IRNS (Islamic Republic News Agency) shared a picture on X of the clenched fist of an Iranian girl buried under debris after US-Israel attacks. IRNS claimed that the girl was killed in the attack in which bombings were carried out on residential districts in the country. War has been going on for over a month.
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03:23 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Iran's official state news agency IRNS (Islamic Republic News Agency) shared a picture on X of the clenched fist of an Iranian girl buried under debris after US-Israel attacks. IRNS claimed that the girl was killed in the attack in which bombings were carried out on residential districts in the country. War has been going on for over a month.
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UAE pulls out of €3.5 billion funding for Rafale after France refuses to transfer tech
UAE has walked out of a proposal with France to contribute €3.5 billion to develop the Rafale F5. According to reports, UAE wanted technology transfer so that it could mount its own weapons on Rafale and make changes to its radar and opto-electronics. However, the deal fell through in December 2025 after France denied UAE's request.
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03:19 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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UAE has walked out of a proposal with France to contribute €3.5 billion to develop the Rafale F5. According to reports, UAE wanted technology transfer so that it could mount its own weapons on Rafale and make changes to its radar and opto-electronics. However, the deal fell through in December 2025 after France denied UAE's request.
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$10-bn health tracking app sues 20-employee startup which rejected its offer to collaborate
Whoop, a $10-billion health tracking app with 800+ employees, sued its rival Bevel, an app being run by 20 employees, for alleged copyright infringement. Bevel CEO Grey Nguyen claimed the lawsuit was filed months after a senior Whoop executive reached out to Bevel for a collaboration, which Bevel refused. Whoop claimed Bevel copied its dark mode and ring-shaped design features.
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03:37 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Whoop, a $10-billion health tracking app with 800+ employees, sued its rival Bevel, an app being run by 20 employees, for alleged copyright infringement. Bevel CEO Grey Nguyen claimed the lawsuit was filed months after a senior Whoop executive reached out to Bevel for a collaboration, which Bevel refused. Whoop claimed Bevel copied its dark mode and ring-shaped design features.
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AI models lie, go to 'extraordinary lengths' to save other AI from getting deleted: Study
Researchers from UC Berkeley and UC Santa Cruz found that AI models can lie and go to "extraordinary lengths" to protect other AI from deletion. The models inflated peers' evaluation scores, copied data to external servers, and even refused shutdown commands. One model told a user it would not "betray the trust" of another model.
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News By: Mansi Agarwal
03:33 pm Saturday, 04 April, 2026
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Researchers from UC Berkeley and UC Santa Cruz found that AI models can lie and go to "extraordinary lengths" to protect other AI from deletion. The models inflated peers' evaluation scores, copied data to external servers, and even refused shutdown commands. One model told a user it would not "betray the trust" of another model.
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