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Yesterday’s big news was related to Nirav Modi. The way has now been cleared to bring fugitive diamond trader Nirav Modi to India. Nirav Modi has also lost his last case in the European Human Rights Court. At the same time, Microsoft is reducing its total workforce by about 2.1%, under which about 4,800 employees will be laid off.
Before tomorrow’s big news, these are today’s headlines…
- There may be a rise in the stock market today.
- There was no change in the prices of petrol and diesel today.
Now read tomorrow’s big news…
1. Fugitive Nirav Modi can be brought to India soon: The last case was also lost in the European Court; Incarcerated in London jail for last 7 years
The way has now been cleared to bring fugitive diamond trader Nirav Modi to India. Nirav Modi has also lost his last case in the European Human Rights Court. After which the last legal hurdle left in the matter of bringing him to India i.e. extradition has also been removed.
According to documents accessed by News18, Nirav Modi had approached the European Court of Human Rights in April 2026 after all avenues of appeal in UK courts were closed.
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2. Microsoft fired 4,800 employees: Decision due to increasing expenditure on AI infrastructure; Company’s shares fell 20% in 6 months
Microsoft is cutting its total workforce by about 2.1%, under which about 4,800 employees will be laid off.
Amidst the ongoing layoffs in the tech industry, this giant Windows manufacturing company has taken this decision to spend heavily on AI infrastructure and increase efficiency in the business.
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3. 5 states of India included in World Bank’s upper-middle-income level: Delhi leads, per capita income ₹ 5.20 lakh; Bihar-UP’s earning is less than Nepal’s
According to the per capita income standards of the World Bank, 5 states of India have now joined the upper-middle-income category. However, the country still remains a lower-middle income economy.
This has come to light in an analysis by Moneycontrol on the basis of World Bank classification and income data of states. This week, the World Bank has promoted Sri Lanka, Vietnam and the Philippines to the higher-income category after continuous improvement.
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4. Silver fell by ₹ 700 to ₹ 2.33 lakh kg: Gold also became cheaper by ₹ 761, 10 grams was being sold for ₹ 1.45 lakh.
There was a decline in the prices of gold and silver today on 6th July. According to India Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), 10 grams of 24 carat gold has fallen by Rs 761 to Rs 1.45 lakh. At the same time, one kg silver has fallen by Rs 700 to Rs 2.33 lakh.
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