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    Why You Should Never Push Your Fridge Fully Against the Wall

    Your refrigerator needs space to breathe. Pushing it against the wall traps heat, making it work harder. This leads to higher electricity bills and a shorter appliance life. Experts recommend at least two to four inches of clearance. Simple adjustments can boost efficiency and save you money. Give your fridge room to operate optimally for years to come.

    Global Markets | South Korean shares dip, but mark second weekly gain on Iran ceasefire hopes

    South Korean stocks ended lower Friday but secured a second weekly gain. Hopes for a U.S.-Iran ceasefire boosted sentiment. The Korean won weakened against the dollar. Bond yields saw an increase. Foreign investors were net sellers of shares. The KOSPI index experienced a slight dip. This market movement reflects ongoing geopolitical and economic factors.

    Lulu Group heads to Ladakh to export 1500 MT Ladakhi apricots across foreign markets

    Ladakh is set to export a significant amount of its famed apricots this season. A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed with Lulu International to export over 1000 metric tons of apricots. This initiative aims to boost farmer income and promote Ladakhi produce globally. Plans are also underway for an e-commerce portal to provide direct market access.

    Lumio Vision 9 (2026) launches with a performance-first approach as it builds on early market traction

    Lumio launched its Vision 9 (2026) smart TV in India, emphasizing performance as a key differentiator. The company's strategy, validated by early market feedback, focuses on addressing slow performance in smart TVs. This new model, powered by MediaTek's Pentonic 700 chipset, aims to reduce everyday friction for users.

    Global Markets | South Korean shares hit highest since late February, chipmakers jump

    South Korean stock markets surged on Thursday, reaching their highest point since late February. This rally was fueled by optimism surrounding a potential U.S.-Iran deal to end the war. Strong earnings from Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC also propelled South Korean chipmakers like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix higher. The benchmark KOSPI index saw a significant increase, reflecting positive investor sentiment.

    AMFI reshuffle: Mazagon Dock, GAIL may slip to midcap; Vodafone Idea eyes largecap upgrade

    Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders and GAIL are among eight stocks that may be downgraded to the midcap category, while Vodafone Idea, currently a midcap, could be upgraded to the largecap segment in AMFI’s semi-annual rejig in H2 CY26, according to Nuvama Institutional Equities.

    • Global Markets | S.Korean shares log highest close since Feb on hopes of US-Iran talks

      South Korean shares climbed to their highest close since February as optimism over renewed US-Iran talks boosted global risk sentiment and lifted investor confidence.

      LG Electronics shares rally 9% as lock-in expiry frees up 44 crore shares: Here's how stock performed since IPO

      LG Electronics India shares are in focus as a six-month lock-in period ends today, freeing over 44 crore shares for trade. The stock, which listed at a premium in October 2024, has seen volatility since its debut. Analysts maintain a positive outlook, citing market leadership and growth plans.

      Layoffs hit tech, GCCs; Startups rewrite summer rules

      Happy Wednesday! Tech and GCC talent are facing more layoffs as they move up the value chain and integrate into global operations. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

      Startups spot a cool opening as ACs become everyday need

      Air-conditioners are becoming an essential purchase in India, attracting startups like Helium and Optimist into a market long dominated by large brands. New entrants are developing affordable, energy-efficient products for urban living, while government incentives for local manufacturing are lowering barriers in a market long dominated by large players.

      Won't allow anyone to disturb communal harmony: J&K CM Omar Abdullah

      Tanvir's assault, missing case: CM urges LG to act against culprits & those 'vitiating atmosphere'

      Project Him Sarovar: Centre’s push for year-round water security in Ladakh

      A new initiative, Project Him Sarovar, is set to secure water for Ladakh. The project will build storage ponds to collect melting snow and glacial water. These ponds will support irrigation and rural water needs. The initiative also aims to develop a local model for climate-resilient water management. This will help boost local livelihoods and agriculture in the region.

      Annual Amarnath Yatra scheduled from July 3 to August 28

      The annual Amarnath Yatra will begin on July 3 and conclude on August 28. Advance registration for the pilgrimage opens on April 15. Preparations are underway to ensure a smooth experience for devotees. Essential facilities including lodging, health, and communication will be provided. Pilgrims will receive accident insurance coverage. The yatra tracks will be illuminated and e-services will be available.

      J&K LG says admin will confiscate property, revoke passports, Aadhar cards and freeze accounts of drug smugglers

      Jammu and Kashmir administration will take stringent action against drug smugglers. Properties will be seized, and licenses, passports, and bank accounts will be frozen. A 100-day intensive campaign, 'Drug Free J&K', has been launched. The administration aims to dismantle drug networks and prosecute ringleaders swiftly.

      'Ladakh' replaces 'Jammu and Kashmir' in Aadhaar records for UT residents

      Ladakh residents' Aadhaar records now correctly show 'Ladakh' as their state. This change replaces the previous 'Jammu & Kashmir' entry. This resolves long-standing issues and inconveniences faced by residents. The administration used PIN codes for a central update, eliminating individual visits to Aadhaar centres. Updated e-Aadhaar can be downloaded online.

      Supreme Court of India seeks replies on 28% IGST plea on phone batteries

      The Supreme Court is examining a customs department appeal. It seeks higher taxes on imported lithium-ion batteries for mobile phones. Manufacturers like Samsung, Vivo, and Oppo are involved. The department argues for a 28% tax rate. A tribunal had previously set a lower 12% rate. This case could impact mobile phone costs.

      $67 billion! Dalal Street braces for 81 IPO lock-in expiries in next 3 months. Check details

      A wave of IPO lock-in expiries is set to hit Dalal Street, with 81 companies unlocking nearly $70 billion worth of shares over the next three months, though large-scale selling may be limited as promoters are likely to retain holdings.

      J&K LG Sinha suspends 2 more government employees for 'anti-national' activities

      Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has dismissed two more government employees. They were removed for alleged involvement in anti-national activities. This action was taken under Article 311(2)(c) of the Constitution. The administration stated it was in the interest of state security. Since 2021, 89 employees have been terminated under this provision.

      TRAI begins free streaming TV regulation consultations after MIB reference, flags regulatory gaps

      India's telecom regulator TRAI is proposing new rules for streaming services like FAST. This aims to create a level playing field with traditional cable and DTH operators. The move addresses concerns about regulatory gaps and consumer protection. Stakeholders are invited to provide feedback on the proposed framework.

      Flights at Leh airport increased from 8 to 18 flights per day

      Air connectivity to Leh has significantly increased. Flights at Leh airport have risen from eight to 18 daily. Two more flights will soon commence operations. This boost prepares Ladakh for a larger influx of tourists. The enhanced flight schedule aims to facilitate travel plans for visitors. Increased tourist footfall is expected to boost the local economy and livelihood.

      Iran war, earnings hit and more: Brokerages identify nearly 80 stocks from a battered Indian market for FY27

      Brokerages see the recent market correction driven by geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices as a buying opportunity, identifying nearly 80 stocks across sectors. While near-term risks remain, valuations have eased and earnings growth outlook stays intact. Analysts expect volatility to persist but believe the downside is largely priced in, making the current phase suitable for gradual accumulation.

      F&O Talk: Is rebound from Thursday's low a sign of reversal or a bull trap? Sudeep Shah's take on market mood

      Markets staged a late recovery, but technical indicators suggest indecision rather than a confirmed reversal. Sudeep Shah highlights key Nifty and Bank Nifty levels, cautioning that volatility remains elevated. While IT shows relative strength, rate-sensitive sectors may stay under pressure ahead of the RBI MPC decision and macro uncertainty.

      LG records hot sales as it sells 1 million ACs in CYQ1; Co to expand Sri City plant

      LG Electronics India achieved a record start to the summer season selling over one million air conditioners in the January-March quarter of 2026. This surge highlights strong demand for cooling products and energy-efficient appliances. LG plans to expand production at its new Sri City facility to meet rising demand.

      Nifty’s December bull case target at 29,480, says Axis Direct; names 15 stocks to ride Iran war-driven volatility

      Indian equities underperformed in 2025–26 due to global headwinds, FII outflows, and rising oil prices, despite improving domestic earnings and policy support. March 2026 saw a sharp correction amid geopolitical tensions. Axis Direct recommends high-quality stocks, advises maintaining 10-15% liquidity, and expects FY27 to offer buying opportunities, supported by a favorable base, structural reforms, and long-term corporate earnings growth.

      Global Markets | South Korean shares end 4.5% lower as Iran ceasefire hopes fade

      South Korean shares plummeted over 4% on Thursday, with the KOSPI closing down 4.47% at 5,234.05. This decline was triggered by fading hopes for a swift end to the Iran conflict following U.S. President Trump's vow to continue military strikes. Concerns over the Strait of Hormuz and a supplementary budget to address energy security threats also weighed on the market.

      Bharti Airtel block deal: BNP Paribas buys Rs 96 crore worth shares; BofA sells

      Bharti Airtel witnessed a block deal on Wednesday, with BNP Paribas buying 5.4 lakh shares from BoFA Securities for Rs 96 crore. The shares were acquired at Rs 1,782 apiece, nearly flat with Monday’s close.

      Goldman Sachs picks stakes in Jio Financial, BHEL via block deals. Check sellers

      Jio Financial Services and BHEL saw significant block deals today as global financial giants traded shares. Morgan Stanley offloaded stakes in both companies, with Goldman Sachs acquiring positions. Other block deals involved BNP Paribas transacting across Siemens Energy India, GMR Airports, LG Electronics India, and Max Healthcare Institute.

      BNP Paribas buys stakes in 4 stocks via block deals; LG Electronics, Max Health & 2 more

      BNP Paribas executed block deals in Siemens Energy India, GMR Airports, LG Electronics India and Max Healthcare. Despite institutional buying, all stocks declined, reflecting broader market weakness, profit booking and cautious sentiment across equities during the trading session.

      Buy, Sell or Hold: Goldman Sachs recommends buy on LG Electronics; Motilal Oswal upgrades Eicher Motors

      Brokerages maintain selective optimism on consumption stocks, balancing valuation comfort with near-term challenges. Goldman Sachs reiterates a Buy on LG Electronics, expecting steady growth, while Motilal Oswal turns cautious on Eicher Motors and Voltas due to fair valuations despite healthy earnings visibility.

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