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  1. Suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty India has unilaterally suspended the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty and accelerated hydroelectric projects in Jammu and Kashmir, including Pakal Dul, Kiru, Kwar, and Ratle. These projects are on rivers primarily allocated to Pakistan under the treaty. Pakistan has condemned this move, warning that diversion of water could be deemed an act of war, as the Indus system supports 80% of its agriculture and hydroelectric energy.   2. Military Preparations and Drills India has initiated nationwide emergency drills in preparation for potential conflict, marking the most extensive readiness effort since the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war. These drills include air raid siren tests, blackout simulations, and evacuation plans across 244 districts. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh hinted at potential military retaliation, while Pakistan has conducted missile tests and warned of possible Indian military action.   3. Diplomatic and Economic Measu...

  In today’s digital age, YouTube has become more than just a platform for entertainment—it’s a viable career path. Thousands of creators earn a living by sharing their content and building communities. If you're looking to make money on YouTube, here’s a practical guide along with tips for planning your future in the creator economy. 1. Monetize Your Channel To start earning money, you must meet the requirements of the YouTube Partner Program (YPP): At least 1,000 subscribers 4,000 watch hours in the past 12 months OR 10 million Shorts views in 90 days Comply with YouTube’s policies and have a linked AdSense account Once eligible, you can earn revenue from: Ads: Displayed on your videos through AdSense Memberships: Paid subscriptions from your fans for exclusive content Super Chat/Super Stickers: Donations during live streams Merchandise Shelf: Selling branded products directly under your videos YouTube Shorts Fund or newer revenue sharing features for Shorts 2. Diversify Your Inc...

  Benchmark Indices: The BSE Sensex declined by 155.77 points (0.19%) to close at 80,641.07, while the NSE Nifty 50 fell by 81.55 points (0.33%) to end at 24,379.60 . Sectoral Trends: Pharmaceuticals: The sector dropped 1.5% amid concerns over a U.S. executive order aimed at boosting domestic drug manufacturing, which could impact Indian exporters . Financials: Financial stocks fell by 0.7%, with notable declines in companies like Adani Enterprises and Jio Financial, each dropping around 4% . Automobiles: Contrarily, Mahindra & Mahindra's shares rose by 3.1% following better-than-expected quarterly results, leading gains in the auto sector . Mid and Small Caps: The Nifty Next 50 index declined by 2.42%, indicating broader market weakness beyond the large-cap stocks . --- 📊 IPO Market Slowdown India's IPO market is witnessing a significant slowdown due to global economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. At least two major IPOs—Avanse Financial Services ($356 m...

 In a world defined by rapid technological advancement, shifting workplace expectations, and global uncertainty, professional growth is no longer a linear path. The future of work is dynamic—and so too must be our approach to developing careers. Whether you're a young professional or a seasoned leader, adapting to future demands means embracing continuous learning, cultivating agility, and rethinking what it means to grow professionally. 1. The Future of Work: A Landscape in Motion Artificial intelligence, automation, and hybrid work models are transforming industries across the globe. Roles are evolving, some disappearing, while entirely new professions are emerging. In this context, professional growth is no longer just about climbing a corporate ladder—it's about staying relevant, building resilience, and leading through change. Key Trends to Watch: Increasing demand for digital literacy and AI collaboration Emphasis on soft skills: emotional intelligence, communication, ada...

      Bank nifty Chart 📉 📈 4hrs time 21March  The image displays a stock chart with technical indicators, specifically the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) and Relative Strength Index (RSI). The chart likely represents the price movement of a stock or index over time. Here's a breakdown:  MACD: A trend-following momentum indicator showing the relationship between two moving averages of a security's price. MACD line: Calculated by subtracting the 26-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) from the 12-period EMA. Signal line: A 9-period EMA of the MACD line. Histogram: Represents the difference between the MACD line and the signal line. RSI: A momentum oscillator used to measure the speed and change of price movements. Average: Most likely refers to a moving average, providing a smoothed representation of price trends. The values provided (e.g., MACD 453.85, RSI 78.33) are specific to the charted asset at the given...

  Many countries use the term “public benefit” to describe an activity that benefits the public at large or some significant subset of the general public. The term appears in nonprofit legislation and guidance in dozens of countries. In the U.S., public benefit purposes do not necessarily correspond to charitable purposes. Outside of the U.S., however,  it is often equated with the U.S. concept of “charitable” or serving a “charitable class.” Below is an overview of the various ways the term is used both within and outside the U.S.  Comparing Public Benefit in the U.S. and Outside the U.S.  In many countries, a public benefit is understood to mean an activity that benefits a large subset of the public, as opposed to the private interests of investors, companies,  or a small group not otherwise in need. While a number of countries specifically define what constitutes a public benefit in legislation and statutory guidance,  other countries use the term withou...

  Auckland, Mar 21 (AP) Hasan Nawaz made an unbeaten 105 from 45 balls as Pakistan beat New Zealand by nine wickets in the third Twenty20 international on Friday to keep alive the five-match series. Pakistan won the toss and was able to bowl first, reversing the trend of the first two matches which New Zealand won by nine and five wickets. Nawaz was supported in his first century by captain Salman Ali Agha, who made 51 from 31 balls in an unbroken partnership of 133 for the second wicket. Pakistan finished at 207-1, running down the home team's total of 204 with four full overs to spare to inflict New Zealand's heaviest T20 loss in terms of wickets. Nawaz made ducks in both of the first two matches. "I failed in the first two games and I thank the team for backing me," he said through an interpreter. "When I went out to bat I wanted to score my first international run. "After I scored the first run the pressure was released and I wanted to win the game....