Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasizes the significance of stable relations between India and China, stressing the urgent need to address the prolonged border dispute. In an interview with Newsweek, PM Modi underscores the importance of resolving tensions for regional and global stability. With nearly four years of friction points in eastern Ladakh, diplomatic and military talks have yet to yield substantial progress. PM Modi expresses hope for restoring peace through positive bilateral engagement, emphasizing the criticality of maintaining peace and tranquility on the borders for both nations and the wider world.

The Supreme Court dismissed yoga guru Ramdev and Patanjali Ayurved's unconditional apologies over "misleading" advertisements, asserting, "We are not blind" and "it did not want to be generous." Justices Hima Kohli and A Amanullah emphasized the apologies came only after being "caught on the wrong foot." They rebuked the State Licensing Authority for inaction, warning to "rip you apart." Ramdev and Balkrishna's attempts to evade personal presence were deemed "most unacceptable." The case, stemming from claims on product efficacy, saw previous assurances ignored, prompting contempt proceedings. The court resumes hearing on April 16.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi sends warm wishes to Maldives President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu and its people on Eid-Al-Fitr, underscoring the importance of compassion and togetherness in global harmony. Highlighting deep-rooted cultural ties, Modi emphasizes the longstanding relationship between India and Maldives. Despite recent tensions over military presence, both nations share strategic maritime interests in the Indian Ocean Region, aligning with India's 'SAGAR' and 'Neighbourhood First Policy'. Modi's gesture reaffirms India's commitment to fostering strong bilateral relations and promoting regional stability.

IndiGo, India's leading budget carrier, saw its shares soar to a record high, closing at Rs 3,806.85 apiece on Wednesday. With a 22% jump in the last month, the airline's market capitalization surpassed Rs 1,46,000 crore ($17.5 billion), making it the world's third-largest airline by market cap. InterGlobe Aviation, the operator of IndiGo, witnessed a remarkable rise, with shares almost doubling in the past year. The surge reflects investor confidence in the airline's performance and growth prospects, marking a significant milestone in the aviation industry.

In Texas, 17-year-old Indian-American student Ishika Thakore, reported missing, was found safe by Frisco Police. Her disappearance sparked worry amidst recent deaths of 11 Indian students in the US. Authorities issued a Critical Missing Alert, leading to her discovery. Ishika's case adds to concerns about Indian students' safety in America. This follows the tragic death of 25-year-old Mohammad Abdul Arfath, missing since last month, found deceased in Cleveland, Ohio. Authorities express gratitude for support in locating Ishika, emphasizing ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of all students.

In a devastating Israeli airstrike in Gaza, three sons and two grandchildren of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh were killed. The strike targeted their car in Gaza's Al-Shati camp. Haniyeh, based abroad in Qatar, condemned the attack but vowed not to alter Hamas' stance in ongoing negotiations. The eldest son confirmed the tragic loss on Facebook. Haniyeh, appointed in 2017, has been a key figure in Hamas' diplomacy. Israel views Hamas leaders as terrorists but it's unclear how much Haniyeh knew about prior attacks. The airstrike adds to tensions amidst ceasefire talks in the war-torn region.

India plans to send military attaches to African states, Armenia, and the Philippines, signaling increased engagement and arms sales. The move aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and boost military cooperation amid growing strategic importance in these regions. It aligns with India's broader efforts to expand its diplomatic footprint and enhance defense partnerships globally. The deployment underscores India's commitment to deepening ties and supporting modernization efforts in partner countries. This strategic move comes amidst efforts to rationalize military postings in other regions to prioritize key defense partnerships.

Indian American Impact, a US advocacy group, backs 11 additional Indian-origin candidates across six states, bringing its total endorsements to 35 for the 2024 elections. The organization aims to bolster diverse representation in American politics and has supported candidates since 2016. Taher Hasanali, National Political Director, expresses pride in endorsing candidates spanning from city council to state senate levels. Incumbents and newcomers alike, such as Ravi Shah in Arizona and Zohran Mamdani in New York, receive endorsements. This commitment reflects Indian American Impact's dedication to amplifying Indian and South Asian American voices in elected positions nationwide.

Floodwaters in Russia's Orenburg surge to unprecedented levels, prompting mass evacuations and a state of emergency. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov warns of escalating tensions as the Ural river breaches critical thresholds, inundating villages and displacing thousands. With water levels surpassing 10m, Orenburg braces for further deluge as neighbouring regions also face imminent threats. President Vladimir Putin coordinates relief efforts remotely while officials grapple with the unfolding crisis. Across the border in Kazakhstan, President Tokayev rallies unity in the face of what's described as the largest disaster in 80 years, as floodwaters threaten northern regions.

As murmurs grow louder regarding Rohit Sharma's tenure with Mumbai Indians, former player Ambati Rayudu weighs in on the speculation. Following his replacement as captain by Hardik Pandya for IPL 2024, uncertainty looms over Sharma's allegiance to the franchise where he secured five IPL titles. Rayudu suggests Sharma might explore opportunities elsewhere, citing potential dissatisfaction with recent treatment at MI. With social media buzzing and experts speculating on Sharma's next move, all eyes remain on the star opener as MI grapples with a turbulent start to the season, currently ranking 8th in the points table.