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Tata Steel Q4 results: Profit more than doubles to Rs 2,965 crore; India operations drive growth despite global headwinds
Tata Steel reported a more than two-fold jump in consolidated net profit to Rs 2,965 crore for the January-March quarter of FY26, driven by strong India operations and improved volumes. For the full fiscal year, net profit surged over three times to Rs 10,885.82 crore, with steel production and deliveries also seeing an increase.
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India ready to extend all possible support for restoration of peace and stability in West Asia PM Modi – theweek.in
India ready to extend all possible support for restoration of peace and stability in West Asia PM Modi theweek.in
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NHL insider reveals Auston Matthews’ concerns over Leafs’ Cup vision
Elliotte Friedman’s latest insider comments have made Auston Matthews’ long-term future with the Toronto Maple Leafs a hot topic in the NHL. Matthews wants to see more belief in the direction of the franchise toward the Stanley Cup before signing long-term, Friedman revealed. Matthews’ belief in the team’s future ambitions, with John Chayka reshaping the
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‘Akki on fire’: Akash Singh’s emotional celebration after dismissing Ruturaj, Samson
Akash Singh made an immediate impact in his IPL 2026 debut for Lucknow Super Giants, taking two crucial wickets inside the powerplay. He celebrated by displaying a special paper message, which quickly went viral. The left-arm pacer dismissed CSK’s Ruturaj Gaikwad and Sanju Samson, shifting momentum in LSG’s favor.
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‘Obnoxious statement’: Kapil Sibal lashes out at RSS leader Dattatreya Hosabale over Pakistan remarks
Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal has strongly criticized RSS general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale’s suggestion for continued dialogue with Pakistan. Sibal labeled the remarks as ‘obnoxious’ and questioned the RSS leader’s standing to make such statements. He highlighted the perceived double standard in political reactions to dialogue proposals.
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Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt has message for engineers who are still coding the old way
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt declared the era of manual code writing is over, citing AI’s explosive power. He believes programmers still using traditional methods are behind, as AI enables individuals to build powerful applications previously requiring large teams. This shift is causing a sell-off in software stocks, with companies needing to adapt quickly to