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1. Jurassic World reacts to dire wolf de-extinction with ironic warning: 'No possible way...'  Hindustan Times
2. No Longer Extinct: Dire Wolves Howl Again After 12,000 Years  NDTV
3. How scientists resurrected ice-age wolf that had been dead for 10,000 years  India Today
4. Dire Wolves Return: Meet Romulus, Remus and Khaleesi, the first dire wolves to walk the Earth in 13,000 ye  The Economic Times
5. No, the dire wolf has not been brought back from extinction  New Scientist

1. Sensex surges 700 pts, Nifty above 22,350 as bulls fight back after steepest drop in 10 months  The Economic Times
2. Stability will soon return to the markets though short-term fluctuations will continue: Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund Managing Director & CEO  The Indian Express
3. Sensex, Nifty bottomed out after Rs 24 lakh crore crash or is it the old bull trap in a new suit?  The Economic Times
4. Historical stock market crashes of India  The Hindu
5. Shares to buy or sell: Riyank Arora of Mehta Equities suggests these three stocks to buy or sell in short term  Mint

1. Court re-issues warrant against Malaika Arora over absence in Saif Ali Khan hotel brawl case  Times of India
2. Malaika Arora gets bailable warrant again in Saif Ali Khan 2012 hotel assault case  India Today
3. Bailable warrant against Malaika Arora in 2012 Saif Ali Khan hotel brawl case  The Indian Express
4. Malaika Arora receives second bailable warrant after she skips court hearing in Saif Ali Khan's 2012 brawl...  Moneycontrol
5. Saif Ali Khan Hotel Fight Case: Malaika Arora Fails To Appear In Court, Served With Bailable Warrant  Times Now

1. Karnataka 2nd PUC Results 2025, Karresults.nic.in LIVE Updates: Marks memo of PUC exam 1, toppers today  The Indian Express
2. Karnataka 2nd PUC Result (Out) 2025 Live: KSEAB PUC 2 exam result released with 73.45% pass percentage, Check details at karresults.nic.in, kseab.karnataka.gov  Times of India
3. Karnataka PUC 2 exam results out; overall pass percentage stands at 73.45%  Deccan Herald
4. Karnataka PUC Result 2025 Roll Number: Download Karnataka Class 12 Intermediate Result via Digilocker App, SMS and Official Links  Jagran Josh
5. kseab.karnataka.gov.in Result 2025: Direct Link to Check KSEAB Pre University Result and Marks  Times Now

1. Elon Musk Privately Asked Donald Trump To Scrap Tariffs: Report  News18
2. Did Elon Musk Ask Donald Trump To Reverse China Tariffs? What We Know  NDTV
3. 'He's scared...': German minister reacts to Elon Musk's zero tariff statement amid fears of 'Black Monday  Times of India
4. Tesla's Elon Musk personally appeals to Trump to scrap tariffs: Report  The Economic Times
5. Elon Musk made unsuccessful ‘personal appeals’ to Donald Trump against aggressive China tariffs, claims report. Details  Mint

1. Dimple Kapadia's gorgeous granddaughter Naomika Saran sparkles at Mumbai event; Agastya poses with Akshay Kumar's niece  Hindustan Times
2. Dimple Kapadia makes rare appearance with granddaughter Naomika Saran: fans say ‘She resembles so much li  Times of India
3. Agastya Nanda, Rumoured To Be Dating Suhana Khan, Arrives With Akshay Kumar's Niece At Maddock Bash | Watch  News18
4. Dimple Kapadia's Granddaughter Naomika Saran Makes A Rare Appearance At A Party  NDTV
5. Twinkle Khanna's niece Naomika steals hearts, internet thinks she's very pretty  India Today

1. When will Delhi get relief from heatwave? Weather agency answers  Hindustan Times
2. IMD issues heatwave alert for Delhi for the next 2 days: How intense heat hits kids, adults and seniors differently (what you can do about it)  Times of India
3. Intense heatwave to grip North India with soaring temperatures | IMD issues warnings, shares health impacts  India TV News
4. Delhi weather alert: IMD issues yellow alert, red alert for Gujarat as heat intensifies across states  The Hindu
5. Heatwave In Delhi As Mercury Touches 40.2°C: Will Relief Come Soon? IMD Says This  Zee News

ESA’s satellite to monitor forests: Everything you need to know about the upcoming Biomass mission  The Indian Express

The Trump administration’s threat of massive new tariffs has sent Apple Inc.’s share price plummeting, but it also brought a short-term benefit: customers rushing to retail stores to buy iPhones. Employees from different Apple locations across the country said stores filled with customers over the weekend — with the shoppers expressing concerns that prices will climb dramatically after the levies are imposed. Most iPhones, Apple’s best-selling and most important product, are manufactured in China, which is in line for tariffs of 54%.One employee said their store was slammed with people panic-buying phones: “Almost every customer asked me if prices were going to go up soon,” said the worker, who asked not to be identified because they weren’t authorized to speak publicly.Though stores didn’t necessarily see the kind of lines that come with an iPhone launch, the atmosphere was like the busy holiday season, employees said. “People are just rushing in worried and asking questions,” one said, adding that the company hasn’t provided guidance to stores on how to handle such inquiries. The frenzy has translated to more purchases. Apple’s US retail stores saw higher sales over this past weekend than in prior years in at least some major markets, according to a person with knowledge of the matter. An Apple spokesperson declined to comment.Apple will report its fiscal second-quarter results on May 1, giving Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook and Chief Financial Officer Kevan Parekh an opportunity to discuss the effect of expected tariffs. During the holiday-quarter conference call, Cook said the company was assessing the impact but wouldn’t comment further.The stock market’s tariff meltdown has hit Apple especially hard. The company’s valuation fell by more than half a trillion dollars in the final two trading days of last week, and the stock suffered its worst three-day rout since the aftermath of the dot-com bubble in 2001.The company has been taking steps to prepare for the tariffs, including stocking up on inventory. In a bid to reduce the toll moving forward, Apple is steering more devices made in India to the US market, Bloomberg News has reported. The country is currently set to be taxed at a lower level than China. Apple also has spent years shifting more of its production to Vietnam, which will have a slimmer tariff than China. The company has manufactured Apple Watches, Macs, AirPods and iPads in that country. It also produces some Mac models in Ireland, Thailand and Malaysia. Apple’s flagship retail store on Fifth Avenue in New York was busy Monday afternoon. Ambar De Elia, a Buenos Aires native, is visiting New York and was already planning to get an iPhone 15 for her younger sister. But when she woke up this morning and saw the news about Wall Street, she thought now was the best time to splurge.Analysts and industry watchers have been trying to gauge the impact of a 54% China tariff on prices, with some speculating that iPhones could soon cost thousands of dollars apiece.In reality, Apple is likely to take a number of steps — including squeezing its suppliers and putting up with lower margins — to keep prices from soaring, Bloomberg News has reported. Apple’s latest flagship iPhone currently starts at $999 — a level that has remained constant since 2017.“I think everyone is here because of the fear, they don’t know what’s going to happen,” De Elia said. “If we have the possibility to buy something at a lower price of course we are going to.”One employee at the store said he wouldn’t be surprised to see the rush continue at stores over the next few days. Another worker noted that this is typically considered the off-peak season — new iPhones are released in September — but many customers are upgrading now.The surge could help bolster results in Apple’s third quarter, which runs through June. Since the company is selling the inventory it already accumulated, the impact from tariffs won’t likely be felt until the following quarter.