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Yesterday’s big news was related to Google Play Store. After objection from the Central Government, Google on Saturday restored the apps of 10 Indian companies which had been removed from the Play Store.
At the same time, America’s think tank Brookings has claimed that extreme poverty has now been completely eliminated in India. The reason for this is the result of the strong policy of the government.
Before tomorrow’s big news, today’s major events to keep an eye on…
- The stock market will remain closed today on Sunday, a holiday.
- There is no change in the prices of petrol and diesel even today.
Now tomorrow’s big news…
1. Government said – Google cannot be allowed to remove apps: Called a meeting of company officers, a day ago 10 apps were removed from Play Store.

After objection from the Central Government, Google on Saturday restored the apps of 10 Indian companies which had been removed from the Play Store. News agency ANI gave this news quoting government sources. Earlier in the morning, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnav had said that Google cannot be allowed to delist Indian apps in the case of ‘in app payment’.
Vaishnav said that to resolve this dispute, representatives of Google and startups related to the apps to be removed from Play Store have been called for a meeting next week. In fact, the company had delisted the apps of 10 companies from the Play Store on Friday citing app billing policy.
2. Extreme poverty has completely ended in India: American think tank Brookings claimed, saying – this is the result of the strong policy of the government.

American think tank Brookings has claimed that extreme poverty has now been completely eliminated in India. The reason for this is the result of the strong policy of the government. The report written by Surjit Bhalla and Karan Bhasin states that there has been good growth in India in the last decade.
The Brookings report said that it used to take 30 years for India to see such a decline in poverty levels, but this work has now been done in 11 years. For this, the think tank cited the recently released consumption expenditure data for 2022-23.
3. Byju’s employees will get February salary by March 10: Founder Byju Raveendran said – Investors have fallen to the lowest level, the company is unable to pay the salary right now.

Employees of edtech company Byju’s, which is facing cash crunch, will have to wait till March 10 for February salary. This information was given by the company’s founder and CEO Byju Raveendran in a letter written to the employees on Saturday.
According to news agency PTI, Byju Raveendran told the employees, ‘Out of our group of more than 150 investors, 4 investors have fallen to the lowest level. Due to this we are not able to pay you salary.
4. Stock market made all time high for the second consecutive day: Sensex made all time high of 73,994 and Nifty made all time high of 22,419.

A new all-time high has been made in the share market today i.e. on Saturday (2 March). Sensex made an all time high of 73,994 and Nifty made an all time high of 22,419. However, after this it came down slightly and the Sensex increased by 60 points and closed at 73,806. There was also a rise of 39 points in Nifty. It closed at the level of 22,378.
The share market opened today also on Saturday. National Stock Exchange i.e. NSE had announced on 14 February that the market will remain open even on the holiday of 2 March. During this period two special live trading sessions took place. This is being done to test the disaster recovery site.
5. Indian businessman will have to give ₹ 20,000 crore to his brothers: American court gave its decision, 17,000 apartments will also be divided

An American court has ordered a person named Haresh Jogani to pay compensation of more than Rs 20,000 crore to his four brothers in a dispute related to the business of five brothers of Indian origin. In media reports, it is being described as the biggest decision in the last decade.
Apart from damages, the court has also ordered the division of 17,000 apartments from the business they built together in Southern California. The case was filed in 2003, with 18 appeals filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court, which has been ruled by a five-judge bench.
6. Infinix Smart 8 Plus smartphone launched for Rs 6999: It has iPhone-like magic ring feature and 50MP AI dual rear camera setup.

Tech company Infinix has launched Infinix Smart 8 Plus smartphone in India. In this device of 8 smart series, the company has given 50 megapixel AI dual rear camera setup and 6000mAh battery along with the magic ring feature like Dynamic Island found in Apple’s iPhone.
With the help of this feature, users can access many things including navigation, notifications. Apple had given this feature for the first time in the iPhone 14 Pro model. The company has introduced the Infinix Smart 8 Plus smartphone in a single variant of 4GB RAM + 128GB storage.
Now read the news you need…
Deposit minimum amount in PPF-Sukanya accounts this month: If you do not do this by March 31, the account will be closed, know here what are the rules.

The last month of the financial year 2023-24 i.e. March has started. This month you have many important tasks to complete. One of these tasks is to make minimum investment in Public Provident Fund (PPF) and Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY) accounts to keep them active. If money is not deposited in PPF and SSY by March 31, 2024, these accounts may become inactive (closed).
You will have to pay a fine to get them activated again. You have to maintain minimum investment in these schemes so that it can be known that your account is active. We are telling you what is the minimum amount you have to deposit in the account.
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