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India's economy surged by 7.8% in the Jan-March quarter, driven by strong investment, consistent farm output, and expansion in construction and tertiary sectors. This robust demand offset potential negative impacts from West Asian conflicts. The government remains committed to driving economic momentum through decisive policy measures.

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India's crude oil and LPG supplies saw an improvement in May after disruptions in March and April, though not yet at pre-conflict levels. Russia remained the largest crude supplier, with the UAE emerging as the second-largest. While LPG imports from West Asia were disrupted, higher inflows from the US and domestic production helped meet demand.

Jurrien Timber has been ruled out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after failing to recover from a groin injury, the Netherlands confirmed. Ronald Koeman has replaced him with Lutsharel Geertruida. While the news is a blow for Timber and the Dutch team, Arsenal could benefit as the defender now gets extra time to recover before the new season begins.

Analysts are bullish on Reliance Industries, citing strong refining and petchem performance, with new energy businesses a future catalyst. Lenskart receives an outperform rating, poised for growth in India's eyewear market. BEML's order book offers visibility despite recent EBITDA pressure. ITC faces a significant tax hike on cigarettes, impacting near-term earnings and market share.

Kolkata Municipal Corporation councillor Sushmita Bhattacharya Chatterjee and her husband Salil Chatterjee face arrest. They are accused of extorting approximately Rs 30 lakh from a senior citizen. The allegations include financial coercion, threats, and physical assault. This incident marks the eighth arrest of a KMC councillor in a month. The complainant claims the couple exploited his vulnerability after family losses.

Dalal Street witnessed a significant downturn as crude oil prices surged due to West Asia tensions, leading to a 508-point drop in the Sensex. Foreign funds continued their selling spree, with outflows exceeding Rs 2.5 lakh crore this year. Investors are now awaiting the RBI's policy meeting and focusing on stock-specific opportunities amid a range-bound market.

ICIMOD Forecast Flags Drought, Heatwaves And Flood Risk Together

In a strategic move, the BCCI is considering a leadership overhaul for the T20I team, leaving Suryakumar Yadav out of the Asian Games longlist. Key contenders for the captaincy include Shreyas Iyer, Sanju Samson, and Axar Patel. The final decision on fielding a full-strength squad will depend on discussions with the government.

India has become the world's second-largest market for annual solar capacity additions, surpassing the US in 2025 with over 37 GW. The nation also ranks as the third-largest solar power producer globally. This rapid growth is attributed to strong policy support and infrastructure, accelerating India's clean energy transition.

A Delhi University professor's murder on June 3 appears to have been premeditated by her tenants, who were reportedly angered by her refusal to sell her ancestral home. The couple allegedly conducted reconnaissance and planned the murder after the professor agreed to meet them on June 3.

A Swiggy delivery partner, Niyaz Ali, tragically died after a BEST electric bus crashed into multiple vehicles in Dadar. Niyaz, who was working to save for his father's treatment, was killed instantly. His family is awaiting clarity on compensation from Swiggy and BEST.

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