UEFA says Champions League games will happen as planned despite a reported terror threat. The threat, linked to ISIS, targets matches in London, Madrid, and Paris. Security will be tighter, with police and officials watching closely. The Metropolitan Police in London reassure fans, saying the terror level hasn't changed, and they have a plan to keep everyone safe. In Paris, security will be "considerably reinforced," according to the French interior minister. Spanish officials also assure they've taken necessary precautions. Despite concerns, fans are urged to stay vigilant and report anything suspicious. The games aim to proceed smoothly amidst heightened security.            

Surinder Chawla, the Managing Director and CEO of Paytm Payments Bank Limited (PPBL), has tendered his resignation, according to a stock exchange filing by Paytm. The resignation, attributed to "personal reasons," was announced by PPBL. Chawla's departure comes amidst regulatory scrutiny, with the RBI barring Paytm Payments Bank from onboarding new customers earlier this year due to compliance issues. Paytm stated that Chawla will be relieved from his position by June 26, 2024, unless otherwise mutually agreed upon. The company expressed gratitude for his contributions and wished him success in his future endeavors.

An award-winning journalist accused Emirates staff at New Delhi airport of 'fat-shaming' and providing her with a non-reclining seat for an overnight journey. Sharing her ordeal on social media, she expressed shock at such treatment in 2024. Emirates responded, apologizing and offering assistance. Social media users condemned the incident, calling for accountability and action against discrimination. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about body shaming and discriminatory behavior in the airline industry, prompting discussions on passenger rights and staff training.

Ride-hailing giant Ola announces the cessation of operations in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand to concentrate on its India business. Promoter ANI Technologies cites rapid growth and profitability in India, emphasizing the country's potential for electric mobility expansion. The decision reflects a strategic reassessment, aligning with Ola's mission to serve India's billion-strong population. Despite a narrowing consolidated net loss in FY23, Ola remains optimistic about leading India's mobility ambitions with technology-driven innovation, aiming for continued industry growth.      

The Delhi High Court rejects Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's plea challenging his arrest in a money laundering case related to the excise scam, citing his alleged involvement in a conspiracy and use of proceeds of crime. AAP plans to appeal to the Supreme Court against the verdict. Kejriwal, labeled the 'kingpin' by the Enforcement Directorate, remains in Tihar Jail until April 15. The court notes his personal involvement in the now-scrapped liquor policy formulation and kickback demands. It asserts his arrest's legality, dismissing claims of election-timed targeting. Kejriwal's plea for extended lawyer meeting time awaits Rouse Avenue Court's decision.

The US has refrained from involvement in the dispute between India and Pakistan over assassination allegations. Responding to Pakistan's accusations against India, the US urged both nations to avoid escalation and seek resolution through dialogue. US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller emphasized their stance, stating they wouldn't interfere in the matter. The dispute arose from a report alleging India's involvement in targeted killings on Pakistani soil. While Canada also supported the claims, India's Ministry of External Affairs denounced them as "false and malicious propaganda." India reiterated its stance against targeted killings in other countries.

A Boeing 737-800 bound for Houston had to make an emergency landing at Denver International Airport after its engine cover ripped off during takeoff. Passengers and flight attendants reported hearing a loud noise as debris struck the wing. The plane, Southwest Airlines Flight 3695, returned safely within 10 minutes. Videos circulated on social media showing the detached engine cover caught on the wing. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed the incident and launched an investigation. This adds to recent safety concerns with Boeing aircraft, including a door panel detachment on a 737 Max 9 prompting increased inspections.            

Mohammad Abdul Arfath, a 25-year-old Indian student from Hyderabad, was discovered deceased in Cleveland, Ohio, following a month-long disappearance. The Indian consulate in New York confirmed Arfath's death, expressing distress over the incident. Arfath, pursuing a Master’s degree in Information Technology at Cleveland University, vanished around March 7. His family received a ransom call on March 19, demanding $1,200 for his release. Despite efforts to locate him, including appeals to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Arfath's fate remained unknown until his tragic discovery. This marks the 11th such incident involving Indian students in the US in 2024.

In a historic milestone, the BSE Sensex breaches the 75,000-mark for the first time ever, climbing 381.78 points to hit an all-time peak of 75,124.28. Simultaneously, the NSE Nifty advances 99 points, reaching its record high of 22,765.30. The surge is fueled by buying in IT stocks, with major gainers including Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and Tata Consultancy Services. Despite laggards such as JSW Steel and Reliance Industries, the bullish trend persists. Global markets show mixed signals, while FIIs offload equities worth Rs 684.68 crore. Analysts anticipate continued outperformance of large caps amidst the bullish market undertone.

Maruti Suzuki launches its fiscal year with lucrative discounts of up to INR 1.5 lakhs on select Nexa range models including Baleno, Ignis, Ciaz, Grand Vitara, Fronx, and Jimny. Discounts vary by model with offers such as cash discounts, exchange bonuses, and corporate benefits. Notably, Baleno sees a cash discount of INR 35,000, while Ignis offers up to INR 58,000 off. Maruti aims to attract customers amidst the competitive automotive market, encouraging potential buyers to seize the opportunity by contacting their nearest dealer for specific offers and availability details.