<p>Apple Inc is one of the world's most valuable company. Last year, its market capitalisation soared to US $1 trillion, making it bigger than the size of the economy of many countries, more than the Budget deficit of United States and the combined net worth of 100 of the world's richest people.</p>

<p>So, when a Pakistani news anchor made a faux pas, comparing Apple with a fruit, it left Twitterati in splits.</p>

<p>The said gaffe happened during a conversation recently. The discussion was about Pakistan's financial condition where a panelist said, "Apple's business alone amounts to more than the whole of Pakistan's annual budget."</p>

<p>Then came the blunder. "Yes, I have heard that even one apple is very expensive," said the anchor, thinking the panelist was talking about the fruit.</p>

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— Naila Inayat नायला इनायत (@nailainayat) <a href="https://twitter.com/nailainayat/status/1146822338236821504?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 4, 2019</a></blockquote>
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<p>The expert was quick to point out that the anchor had made a mistake, and it was laughingly brushed off. But not on social media. It quickly gained attention on Twitter and tons of reactions.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="cy">Ennu apple khilao</p>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Hats off to the man!! What control!! Had I been there would have probably fallen off my seat laughing 😂</p>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">an apple a day keeps steve jobs away</p>
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— Taya Amritsaria (@TayaAmritsaria3) <a href="https://twitter.com/TayaAmritsaria3/status/1146826679106408448?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 4, 2019</a></blockquote>
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<p>Pakistan's economic survey, presented last month, revealed that the country grew at an average rate of 3.29 per cent in the fiscal year 2018-19 against an ambitious target of 6.2 per cent set. The government said that burgeoning debt has become a major burden for Pakistan's economy.</p>


Apple Inc is one of the world's most valuable company. Last year, its market capitalisation soared to US $1 trillion, making it bigger than the size of the economy of many countries, more than the Budget deficit of United States and the combined net worth of 100 of the world's richest people.

Apple Inc is one of the world's most valuable company. Last year, its market capitalisation soared to US $1 trillion, making it bigger than the size of the economy of many countries, more than the Budget deficit of United States and the combined net worth of 100 of the world's richest people. So, when a Pakistani news anchor made a faux pas, comparing Apple with a fruit, it left Twitterati in splits. The said gaffe happened during a conversation recently. The discussion was about Pakistan's financial condition where a panelist said, "Apple's business alone amounts to more than the whole of Pakistan's annual budget." Then came the blunder. "Yes, I have heard that even one apple is very expensive," said the anchor, thinking the panelist was talking about the fruit. Apple business and types of apple, just some regular tv shows in Pakistan.. pic.twitter.com/3Sr7IBl7ns — Naila Inayat नायला इनायत (@nailainayat) July 4, 2019 × The expert was quick to point out that the anchor had made a mistake, and it was laughingly brushed off. But not on social media. It quickly gained attention on Twitter and tons of reactions. Ennu apple khilao — INDIAN FOOTBALL FANS (@imprasadj) July 4, 2019 × Hats off to the man!! What control!! Had I been there would have probably fallen off my seat laughing 😂 — Siddhartha Das (@sidharthone) July 4, 2019 × an apple a day keeps steve jobs away — Mohammad Ali Tunna (@MdAli10veer) July 4, 2019 × Poor anchor still thinking about grocery after show pic.twitter.com/wGAwMiVZ4c — Taya Amritsaria (@TayaAmritsaria3) July 4, 2019 × Pakistan's economic survey, presented last month, revealed that the country grew at an average rate of 3.29 per cent in the fiscal year 2018-19 against an ambitious target of 6.2 per cent set. The government said that burgeoning debt has become a major burden for Pakistan's economy.

'Even 1 apple is very expensive': Pakistan anchor's gaffe about Apple Inc leaves Twitter in splits

<p>In a jolt to fragile Janata Dal (Secular)-Congress coalition in Karnataka, independent legislator Nagesh has withdrawn his support to the HD Kumaraswamy government. Nagesh was a serving minister in the state government. He skipped the meeting called at the house of deputy chief minister <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/karnataka-in-talks-with-disgruntled-leaders-says-deputy-cm-parameshwara-amid-political-crisis-233764">G Parameshwara</a> and instead went to the Governor's House to submit his resignation.</p>

<p>Nagesh said in his resignation letter that he supports the BJP. Nagesh, the MLA from Mulbgal, was inducted into the state Cabinet in the June 12 expansion.</p>

<p>Nagesh's resignation, if accepted, is going to put further stress on the wafer-thin margin of the ruling coalition. The strength of Karnataka Assembly is going to be reduced to 210 - the ruling coalition will have 104 members. With the bench strength of 105, the opposition BJP will be just one short of the majority mark.</p>

<p>However, Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa has said that the party has nothing to do with the current crisis. "We (BJP) have nothing to do with the crisis in the coalition but it is a cause of concern for people of Karnataka," he said on Sunday.</p>

<p>Today's breakfast meeting has been called by the state government to try and placate the rebel MLAs by asking the sitting ministers to resign and giving the ministerial berths to those who have revolted against the government. Thirteen of the 22 Congress ministers are present in the meeting, and sources say all of them have been asked to resign.</p>

<p>Parameshwara has been the first one to offer resignation to save the coalition. "The party will take a decision. If the party says you have to resign I will resign," he said before the meeting.</p>

<p>Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi has, meanwhile, blamed Siddaramaiah for te current crisis. "The Congress party is leaderless now and their internal party problems have spiralled out of their hands. We totally condemn the way our party leaders are being dragged into this matter. This act is not acceptable, the root cause of this crisis is Siddaramaiah," Joshi said.</p>

<p>The Congress-JD (S) government in Karnataka plunged into crisis on Saturday following the resignation of at least 11 MLAs from the membership of the state Assembly. Later in the day, 10 Congress MLAs left for Mumbai where they are said to be lodged in a hotel. JD(S) MLA H Vishwanath claimed that 14 MLAs have jointly tendered resignations to Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar and requested him to accept them.</p>

<p>The Speaker, however, has not yet accepted the resignations.</p>

<p>Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy, who was in the USA, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/karnataka-crisis-kumaraswamy-reaches-bengaluru-will-hold-meet-with-jds-congress-leaders-233825">reached Bengaluru on Sunday</a> and immediately took stock of the situation. He is involved in a series of meetings to defuse the crisis.</p>


In a jolt to fragile Janata Dal (Secular)-Congress coalition in Karnataka, independent legislator Nagesh has withdrawn his support to the HD Kumaraswamy government.

In a jolt to fragile Janata Dal (Secular)-Congress coalition in Karnataka, independent legislator Nagesh has withdrawn his support to the HD Kumaraswamy government. Nagesh was a serving minister in the state government. He skipped the meeting called at the house of deputy chief minister G Parameshwara and instead went to the Governor's House to submit his resignation. Nagesh said in his resignation letter that he supports the BJP. Nagesh, the MLA from Mulbgal, was inducted into the state Cabinet in the June 12 expansion. Nagesh's resignation, if accepted, is going to put further stress on the wafer-thin margin of the ruling coalition. The strength of Karnataka Assembly is going to be reduced to 210 - the ruling coalition will have 104 members. With the bench strength of 105, the opposition BJP will be just one short of the majority mark. However, Karnataka BJP chief BS Yeddyurappa has said that the party has nothing to do with the current crisis. "We (BJP) have nothing to do with the crisis in the coalition but it is a cause of concern for people of Karnataka," he said on Sunday. Today's breakfast meeting has been called by the state government to try and placate the rebel MLAs by asking the sitting ministers to resign and giving the ministerial berths to those who have revolted against the government. Thirteen of the 22 Congress ministers are present in the meeting, and sources say all of them have been asked to resign. Parameshwara has been the first one to offer resignation to save the coalition. "The party will take a decision. If the party says you have to resign I will resign," he said before the meeting. Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi has, meanwhile, blamed Siddaramaiah for te current crisis. "The Congress party is leaderless now and their internal party problems have spiralled out of their hands. We totally condemn the way our party leaders are being dragged into this matter. This act is not acceptable, the root cause of this crisis is Siddaramaiah," Joshi said. The Congress-JD (S) government in Karnataka plunged into crisis on Saturday following the resignation of at least 11 MLAs from the membership of the state Assembly. Later in the day, 10 Congress MLAs left for Mumbai where they are said to be lodged in a hotel. JD(S) MLA H Vishwanath claimed that 14 MLAs have jointly tendered resignations to Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar and requested him to accept them. The Speaker, however, has not yet accepted the resignations. Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy, who was in the USA, reached Bengaluru on Sunday and immediately took stock of the situation. He is involved in a series of meetings to defuse the crisis.

Kumaraswamy government inching towards minority as another legislator pulls support

<p>On Friday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/sensex-falls-395-points-nifty-below-11900-as-budget-2019-fails-to-cheer-markets-233275">presented a Budget</a> that promised large infrastructure investment, offered a rescue package for the distressed NBFCs and allocated an unexpectedly higher - Rs 70,000 crore - towards recapitalisation of Public Sector Banks, but it disappointed the Dalal Street.</p>

<p>Sensex and Nifty <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/post-budget-sensex-slips-400-points-car-companies-bleed-233893">fell on Monday</a> morning over a percentage point each. While Sitharaman did not tinker with the Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) tax on equity as per the market expectations, she did tweak the STT or Securities Transaction Tax some bit, by announcing that it will now be levied only on the difference between strike price and settlement price.</p>

<p>Experts say while higher tax on HNIs or high net worth individuals and plan for higher public floating for listed companies did not go down well with investors, more than presence of negative news it is the absence of big positives that seems to have made the market turn southward, as valuations are high in certain pockets and there are no supportive factors to sustain those prices.</p>

<p>The Finance Minister's announcement asking stock market regulator Sebi to increase public shareholding from 25 per cent to 35 per cent was seen as the biggest wealth-shifting announcement, as this would bring in a lot of additional paper in the market, sucking out liquidity. Some analysts read it as a negative for the market and insisted that some of the businesses, especially in the case of mid-cap and small-cap, promoters would end up loosing more.</p>

<p>The BSE Sensex lost 400 points at 39,112 in early trade on Monday in the first post-Budget week. The Nifty opened down as well trading 120 points down at 11,691 points.</p>

<p>During the Budget, the BSE Sensex had fallen 394.67 points to 39,513.39 and the Nifty50 declined 135.60 points to 11,811.20 after finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman had proposed increasing the minimum public shareholding in listed companies to 35 per cent from 25 per cent.</p>


On Friday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented a Budget that promised large infrastructure investment, offered a rescue package for the distressed NBFCs and allocated an unexpectedly higher - Rs 70,000 crore - towards recapitalisation of Public Sector Banks, but it disappointed the Dalal Street.

On Friday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented a Budget that promised large infrastructure investment, offered a rescue package for the distressed NBFCs and allocated an unexpectedly higher - Rs 70,000 crore - towards recapitalisation of Public Sector Banks, but it disappointed the Dalal Street. Sensex and Nifty fell on Monday morning over a percentage point each. While Sitharaman did not tinker with the Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) tax on equity as per the market expectations, she did tweak the STT or Securities Transaction Tax some bit, by announcing that it will now be levied only on the difference between strike price and settlement price. Experts say while higher tax on HNIs or high net worth individuals and plan for higher public floating for listed companies did not go down well with investors, more than presence of negative news it is the absence of big positives that seems to have made the market turn southward, as valuations are high in certain pockets and there are no supportive factors to sustain those prices. The Finance Minister's announcement asking stock market regulator Sebi to increase public shareholding from 25 per cent to 35 per cent was seen as the biggest wealth-shifting announcement, as this would bring in a lot of additional paper in the market, sucking out liquidity. Some analysts read it as a negative for the market and insisted that some of the businesses, especially in the case of mid-cap and small-cap, promoters would end up loosing more. The BSE Sensex lost 400 points at 39,112 in early trade on Monday in the first post-Budget week. The Nifty opened down as well trading 120 points down at 11,691 points. During the Budget, the BSE Sensex had fallen 394.67 points to 39,513.39 and the Nifty50 declined 135.60 points to 11,811.20 after finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman had proposed increasing the minimum public shareholding in listed companies to 35 per cent from 25 per cent.

Sensex, Nifty open in red: Why stock markets did not like the Budget

<p>India has said that a UN report on the situation in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/jammu-and-kashmir-one-civilian-injured-as-pakistan-violates-ceasefire-along-loc-in-nowshera-233962">Jammu and Kashmir</a> is a mere continuation of the earlier "false and motivated narrative".</p>

<p>"The report of the OHCHR is merely a continuation of the earlier false and motivated narrative on the situation in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. Its assertions are in violation of India's sovereignty and territorial integrity and ignore the core issue of cross-border terrorism," Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said on Monday.</p>

<p>The report by Office of the High Commission for Human Rights (OHCHR) slammed both<a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/pakistan-occupied-kashmir-govt-employees-stage-protest-againtst-pakistan-discriminatory-financial-policies-232643"> India and Pakistan</a> for failing to improve situation in the state, and called for an international probe into violations.</p>

<p>Noting that four major armed groups in J&amp;K are believed to be based on the Pakistan side of the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/jk-army-soldier-killed-in-sniper-fire-along-line-of-control-176587">Line of Control</a>, the OHCHR report said, "No steps have been taken to resolve the main issues, including a number of highly problematic legal restrictions." This is a follow-up report by OHCHR on its first-ever report on Kashmir released last year.</p>

<p>"A situation created by years of cross-border terrorist attacks emanating from Pakistan has been 'analysed' without any reference to its causality. The update seems to be a contrived effort to create an artificial parity between the world's largest and the most vibrant democracy and a country that openly practices state-sponsored terrorism," MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said in his statement today.</p>

<p>It is a matter of deep concern that this update seems to accord legitimacy to terrorism that is in complete variance with the UN Security Council (UNSC) positions, he added.</p>

<p><strong>Watch: New terror monitoring group for Jammu and Kashmir</strong></p>

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<p>"The entire state of Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India. Pakistan is in the illegal and forcible occupation of a part of the Indian state, including the so-called 'Azad Jammu and Kashmir' and 'Gilgit-Baltistan' through aggression. We have repeatedly called on Pakistan to vacate these occupied territories," said Kumar.</p>

<p>The update, by distorting India's policies, practices, and values, has undermined its own credibility, he added.</p>

<p>The UN rights office shared the report with both countries last month.</p>

<p>The state of Jammu and Kashmir has suffered decades of unrest in bloodshed that has left tens of thousands dead, mostly civilians.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


India has said that a UN report on the situation in Jammu and Kashmir is a mere continuation of the earlier "false and motivated narrative". "The report of the OHCHR is merely a continuation of the earlier false and motivated narrative on the situation in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.

India has said that a UN report on the situation in Jammu and Kashmir is a mere continuation of the earlier "false and motivated narrative". "The report of the OHCHR is merely a continuation of the earlier false and motivated narrative on the situation in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. Its assertions are in violation of India's sovereignty and territorial integrity and ignore the core issue of cross-border terrorism," Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said on Monday. The report by Office of the High Commission for Human Rights (OHCHR) slammed both India and Pakistan for failing to improve situation in the state, and called for an international probe into violations. Noting that four major armed groups in J&K are believed to be based on the Pakistan side of the Line of Control, the OHCHR report said, "No steps have been taken to resolve the main issues, including a number of highly problematic legal restrictions." This is a follow-up report by OHCHR on its first-ever report on Kashmir released last year. "A situation created by years of cross-border terrorist attacks emanating from Pakistan has been 'analysed' without any reference to its causality. The update seems to be a contrived effort to create an artificial parity between the world's largest and the most vibrant democracy and a country that openly practices state-sponsored terrorism," MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said in his statement today. It is a matter of deep concern that this update seems to accord legitimacy to terrorism that is in complete variance with the UN Security Council (UNSC) positions, he added. Watch: New terror monitoring group for Jammu and Kashmir × "The entire state of Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India. Pakistan is in the illegal and forcible occupation of a part of the Indian state, including the so-called 'Azad Jammu and Kashmir' and 'Gilgit-Baltistan' through aggression. We have repeatedly called on Pakistan to vacate these occupied territories," said Kumar. The update, by distorting India's policies, practices, and values, has undermined its own credibility, he added. The UN rights office shared the report with both countries last month. The state of Jammu and Kashmir has suffered decades of unrest in bloodshed that has left tens of thousands dead, mostly civilians. (With inputs from agencies)

False, motivated narrative: India rejects UN report on Jammu and Kashmir

<p>Shortly after asking the Congress to decide the new chief, Rahul Gandhi tweeted his resignation letter as party president.</p>

<p>"It is an honour for me to serve the Congress Party, whose values and ideals have served as the lifeblood of our beautiful nation. I owe the country and my organisation a debt of tremendous gratitude and love. Jai Hind," he said in his tweet which also has a copy of his resignation letter.</p>

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<p>As president of the Congress party, I am responsible for the loss of the 2019 election, Rahul has said in his letter sent to the Congress Working Committee, the party's highest decision-making body. The Congress won just 52 of the 542 Lok Sabha seats in the April-May general elections.</p>

<p>Rahul also removed his designation as Congress president from his official Twitter handle.</p>

<p>Earlier on Wednesday, he had said that <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/party-should-decide-on-the-new-congress-president-quickly-says-rahul-gandhi-232690">Congress should elect</a> a new president without any further delay.</p>

<p>"Party should decide on the new president quickly without further delay, I'm nowhere in this process. I have already submitted my resignation and I am no longer the party president. CWC should convene a meeting at the earliest and decide," he told reporters.</p>

<p>The crisis in Congress has been going on for week as Rahul has refused to listen to calls from party leaders to reconsider his decision to resign.</p>

<p>On Tuesday, party workers and leaders staged a sit-in outside Congress headquarters and urged an unrelenting Rahul Gandhi to withdraw his resignation.</p>

<p>Rahul Gandhi had offered to step down on May 25 at a meeting of the Congress Working Committee after party's debacle in the Lok Sabha elections.</p>

<p>However, his offer of resignation was unanimously rejected by the CWC.</p>


Shortly after asking the Congress to decide the new chief, Rahul Gandhi tweeted his resignation letter as party president. "It is an honour for me to serve the Congress Party, whose values and ideals have served as the lifeblood of our beautiful nation.

Shortly after asking the Congress to decide the new chief, Rahul Gandhi tweeted his resignation letter as party president. "It is an honour for me to serve the Congress Party, whose values and ideals have served as the lifeblood of our beautiful nation. I owe the country and my organisation a debt of tremendous gratitude and love. Jai Hind," he said in his tweet which also has a copy of his resignation letter. It is an honour for me to serve the Congress Party, whose values and ideals have served as the lifeblood of our beautiful nation. I owe the country and my organisation a debt of tremendous gratitude and love. Jai Hind 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/WWGYt5YG4V — Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) July 3, 2019 × As president of the Congress party, I am responsible for the loss of the 2019 election, Rahul has said in his letter sent to the Congress Working Committee, the party's highest decision-making body. The Congress won just 52 of the 542 Lok Sabha seats in the April-May general elections. Rahul also removed his designation as Congress president from his official Twitter handle. Earlier on Wednesday, he had said that Congress should elect a new president without any further delay. "Party should decide on the new president quickly without further delay, I'm nowhere in this process. I have already submitted my resignation and I am no longer the party president. CWC should convene a meeting at the earliest and decide," he told reporters. The crisis in Congress has been going on for week as Rahul has refused to listen to calls from party leaders to reconsider his decision to resign. On Tuesday, party workers and leaders staged a sit-in outside Congress headquarters and urged an unrelenting Rahul Gandhi to withdraw his resignation. Rahul Gandhi had offered to step down on May 25 at a meeting of the Congress Working Committee after party's debacle in the Lok Sabha elections. However, his offer of resignation was unanimously rejected by the CWC.

Honour for me to serve Congress party: Rahul Gandhi tweets his resignation letter

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