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ACs, TVs, smartphones to get more expensive? Here’s why consumer electronics may cost more again this month

[ad_1] Prices of consumer electronics such as air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, televisions and smartphones are set to rise again by the end of April, marking the third round of increases in four months amid sustained cost pressures on key inputs.Industry executives, cited by ET, said elevated prices of crude-linked derivatives like plastics, along with…

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Dalal Street this week: US-Iran tensions, crude swings and Q4 earnings to drive markets

[ad_1] Dalal Street will closely watch developments in the US-Iran conflict, crude oil price movements, and the ongoing corporate earnings season for direction this week, analysts said. They added that foreign investor activity will also remain an important factor influencing trading trends. “Geopolitical developments in the US-Iran conflict will remain a key monitorable, given their…

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Dewald Brevis’ 75 runs goes in vain as Namibia beat South Africa by 18 runs in tri-series opener | Cricket News

[ad_1] Namibia repeat South Africa upset Namibia produced another memorable upset against South Africa, defending 163/9 to secure an 18-run victory in the opening match of the Namibia T20I Tri-Series 2026 at the Namibia Cricket Ground on Friday. It was Namibia’s second win over South Africa in 10 months, underlining their growing stature in the…

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RCB vs GT Qualifier 1: Kohli vs Rabada, Gill vs Hazlewood — how the Powerplay battle could decide IPL 2026 finalist | Cricket News

[ad_1] Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli NEW DELHI: After a gruelling 70-match league stage, the IPL 2026 season is finally set for its business end. Only four teams remain in contention from the original ten, all chasing a place in Sunday’s grand finale and a shot at lifting the coveted IPL trophy.The first playoff clash…

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In 1974, a German fisherman released thousands of baby catfish into a Spanish river; 50 years later they are threatening native wildlife as an ‘ecological time bomb’

[ad_1] German biologist and recreational fisherman Roland Lorkowsky released thousands of juvenile Wels catfish into Spain’s Ebro River in 1974. His goal was simple and positive: to create a world-class sport fishery by introducing one of Europe’s biggest freshwater fish. But today, the Wels catfish has become one of the dominant predators in many Spanish…

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750 indian girls conducted experiments within their schools and failed now their reworked satellite

750 Indian schoolgirls conducted experiments within their schools and failed. Now their reworked satellite orbits the Earth near the ISS |

[ad_1] The experiments prepared by 750 schoolgirls from India failed on their first try in 2022. But later, it transformed into a space education activity that has a satellite made by them orbiting the planet near the ISS. The information was released by ISRO, the Indian government’s space agency.Under the AzaadiSAT project, 75 schools across…

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