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Violent attacks on Tesla dealerships spike as Musk takes prominent role in Trump White House
Recent attacks targeting Tesla vehicles and properties across the US and abroad have increased, with incidents involving arson, bullets, and Molotov cocktails. The surge began after President Trump's re-election and Elon Musk's elevated role. While law enforcement is investigating and Musk condemns the violence as organized by left-wing groups, the White House pledges severe consequences for perpetrators.

Sensex, Nifty trade flat as investors eye US Fed decision
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty opened positively but traded flat due to caution ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy decision. Tata Steel and other metal stocks rose following DGTR's recommendation of a 12% safeguard duty on certain steel imports. Investors are awaiting the Fed's comments on the U.S. economy.

‘Two-front war no longer a possibility—It’s a reality’: Army chief Upendra Dwivedi fires warning shot
India’s aspirations to lead the Global South face a formidable challenge: China’s economic and strategic dominance. Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi, speaking at the Gen Bipin Rawat Memorial Lecture, warned that China’s rise is complicating India’s geopolitical standing. He underscored the need to strengthen India’s global influence through strategic alliances, military-civil fusion, and emerging technologies. Addressing the growing China-Pakistan proximity, he called for a reimagined approach to security and diplomacy, while advocating for India’s leadership in global governance and peacekeeping efforts.

Jyoti Basu rejecting PM post not factor; support loss in WB, Tripura caused CPI(M) decline: Karat
Prakash Karat attributed the decline of CPI(M) to the erosion of support in West Bengal and Tripura and stressed the party's forthcoming all-India congress would discuss plans to rebuild strength.

How Ranjani Srinivasan, an Indian origin Columbia student, fled to Canada after immigration agents came looking for her
Ranjani Srinivasan, an international student at Columbia University, fled to Canada after her student visa was revoked, citing fears of federal immigration agents' actions. The Department of Homeland Security accused her of terrorist sympathies without providing evidence, while her lawyers claim the visa revocation was politically motivated.

Boldest strike yet? Canada’s new shocking retaliation plan against the U.S. could be blocking this website that could leave millions of Americans high and dry
Canadians propose banning Pornhub in the US to retaliate in the trade war, while 16 states already block the site over privacy laws. Explore the tactic and political fallout.
CPI(M) aiming to recover Bengal base, unite 'Left and democratic forces' against TMC, BJP: Karat
The CPI(M) in West Bengal is working to regain support among the rural poor and mobilize Left and democratic forces against the TMC and BJP. Though no alliance discussions have occurred with the Congress, they aim to contest the 2026 assembly elections with a serious, dual-faceted opposition strategy.
One global market is barreling toward a war with Trump’s latest tariff offensive
Trump is imposing a 25% import tariff on steel to revive US steel towns. The global steel market faces potential oversupply and increased protectionism as nations like South Korea, Vietnam, and the EU implement similar measures. The primary target is China, whose steel exports surged last year, posing challenges for steelmakers and governments.
Greenland's pro-business opposition wins election amid Trump control pledge
Greenland's pro-business opposition Demokraatit party has won the recent parliamentary elections, defeating the incumbent coalition. The vote focused on independence from Denmark, influenced by U.S. President Donald Trump's interest in the island. While Greenlanders largely support gradual independence, they reject Trump's proposal and prefer maintaining their current Nordic welfare system.
'You are a traitor': Elon Musk vs Mark Kelly in heated exchange after US Senator's Ukraine visit
Senator Mark Kelly - a former US navy pilot - visited Kyiv earlier in March and met with wounded service members and Ukrainian officials. Posting on X, Elon Musk called the Democrat a "traitor" for making the trip. The Democrat fired back, saying the billionaire Trump adviser is "not a serious guy" .
A tonic for atomic: Reforms package can provide a turning point in India’s nuclear energy programme
The Government of India is making moves to revive the Indo-US nuclear deal by amending the Atomic Energy Act. This includes opening up the sector for private players and revising the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act, which has previously hindered foreign collaboration.
JD Vance's cousin Nate Vance, who fought in Ukraine, voices disdain for the VP and Donald Trump
Nate Vance claims he joined the Ukraine war in 2022 as part of the country’s Da Vinci Wolves First Motorized Battalion volunteer unit. In an interview, he also urged his cousin and Vice President JD Vance to listen to his first-person account about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Nate asserted that JD Vance should have ideally spoken to him to learn about the ground reality in Ukraine.
US President Donald Trump 'unpredictable': Greenland PM
US President Donald Trump’s desire to acquire Greenland as stated in his speech to Congress, coupled with his unpredictability, has stirred concerns among Greenlanders and their leaders. Greenland's Prime Minister Mute Egede insists on Greenland’s need for respect and its future within the Western alliance, while accusing Trump of inadmissible election interference.
Political turmoil in Bengal: Jadavpur University protests spark claims of conspiracy amid 2026 assembly polls tensions
Left-backed students in Jadavpur University protested against West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu, leading BJP to claim it was a Trinamool Congress conspiracy to weaken the BJP's Hindu vote base. CPI-M asserted its role as the true opposition, while political analysts doubted the protests' long-term impact on the 2026 assembly polls.
'Completely unacceptable': UK strongly condemns Jaishankar security breach in London
The UK condemned the security breach as a pro-Khalistan extremist approached Minister S Jaishankar's convoy in London. The incident, marked by protests, was promptly handled by the Metropolitan Police. The UK emphasized that such acts aimed at intimidating or disrupting public events are unacceptable while maintaining their commitment to diplomatic security obligations.
Bangladesh's new friend circle: A ring of fire for India?
Bangladesh is increasingly engaging with China and Pakistan, raising concerns for India. With China's growing economic influence via the Belt and Road Initiative and Pakistan's expanding presence in various sectors, the shifting regional dynamics complicate India's strategic interests in the neighborhood.
AICC must learn from state losses to get Bihar act right: Tariq Anwar
Senior Congress leader Tariq Anwar emphasizes the necessity for the Congress party to start immediate preparations and clarify alliances for the upcoming Bihar elections after recent defeats in Haryana, Maharashtra, and Delhi. He highlights the importance of early and coordinated meetings with allies RJD and others to effectively challenge the ruling BJP-JDU alliance.
Worrisome signals for India as Bangladesh, Pakistan get chummy
Economic and strategic ties between Bangladesh and Pakistan are growing, raising concerns for India. The cooperation includes maritime trade, intelligence and military collaborations and the presence of Turkish drones near India's borders, which presents potential security challenges for India.
They stand as one, united by light of purpose ahead: Rahul Gandhi on Kerala Congress leaders
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi emphasized unity and discipline among Kerala leaders during a brainstorming session for the upcoming Assembly polls. The party leadership has warned against any comments that could harm the party's interests and stressed the importance of respecting Kerala's people. Following Tharoor's recent controversial remarks, the Congress aims to strengthen its position in Kerala.
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