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PATIL AUTOMATION: CO INCORPORATES 90%-OWNED SUBSIDIARY PAL GREEN ENERGY (INDIA) ON APR 7, 2026 TO DRIVE SOLAR STRUCTURES, TRACKER COMPONENTS & BESS BUSINESS; ₹90,000 INITIAL INVESTMENT

TRUMP SIGNALS CEASEFIRE UNCERTAINTY WITH IRAN SAYS HE MAY NOT EXTEND CEASEFIRE NEXT WEEK WARNS HE COULD RESUME STRIKES IF NEEDED ADDS “I THINK IT’S GONNA HAPPEN” ON DEAL BEFORE WALKING AWAY

Trump: We will transfer the Iranian uranium to America

Trump: No fees will be imposed on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz

Meta Platforms to cut ~8000 jobs (~10% workforce) next month Reported by New York Post Signals continued cost-cutting and efficiency push across big tech

Trump on Iran: We received some good news twenty minutes ago and it seems things are going fine.

Trump on Iran: maybe will not extend ceasefire if no deal by Wednesday but will keep United States blockade of Iranian ports

The Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam (Constitution 106th Amendment Act, 2023) was defeated in the Lok Sabha on Friday after the NDA failed to secure the two-thirds majority required to pass a constitutional amendment bill. Out of 489 members present, 278 voted in favour, while 211 voted against the proposed amendment. None of the members abstained from voting.

Iran has announced that passage for all commercial vessels through Strait of Hormuz is now completely open for the remaining period of the ceasefire. Iran's foreign minister Abbas Aragchi said in a social media post that the Strait of Hormuz - a critical passageway for maritime traffic - is now open for passage for all commercial vessels.

President Donald Trump claimed Iran has made key concessions in negotiations with the US and that a deal to end the war — which has left thousands dead and rattled energy markets — could be announced “fairly soon.” The US president said it may be unnecessary to renew a two-week ceasefire with the Islamic Republic before it expires next week, defying expectations that an extension will be needed to allow more time for diplomacy.

Violence in Noida’s industrial clusters reflects rising strain in India’s labour market, driven by wage disparities, inflation pressures, and persistent informal employment, with delays in labour reforms adding to uncertainty.