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1. KL Rahul breathes fire at Kevin Pietersen again, signals at DC mentor on '5000 IPL runs' announcement in dressing room  Hindustan Times
2. KL Rahul Almost Ignores Sanjiv Goenka As 'Cold Hand-Shake' Video Goes Viral  NDTV Sports
3. KL Rahul points to his jersey, with same number as Sanjiv Goenka, after hitting fifty against LSG  Hindustan Times
4. Watch: KL Rahul hurries away as Sanjiv Goenka looks for handshake  Times of India
5. LSG vs DC: KL Rahul scripts history, becomes fastest to 5000 IPL runs  India Today

1. Vivo T4 5G vs Oppo F29 5G: Which phone under Rs.25000 to buy  Hindustan Times
2. Vivo T4 5G launched with Snapdragon processor, 7300 mAh battery in India  The Hindu
3. Vivo T4 with Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 CPU, massive battery  Deccan Herald
4. Vivo T4 vs Motorola Edge 60 Fusion: Which phone offers better value under ₹25,000?  Mint
5. Tech Wrap April 22: Vivo T4 launched, Amazfit Active 2, Google Messages  Business Standard

1. ChatGPT May Soon Enable In-Chat Shopping With Shopify Integration: What This Means For Users  NDTV Profit
2. ChatGPT may soon let you shop directly in the chat  Moneycontrol
3. ChatGPT’s Leaky Codebase; A Young French Frankenstack  AdExchanger
4. OpenAI to Integrate Shopify With ChatGPT for Shopping: Reports | AIM Media House  Analytics India Magazine
5. Shopify is hiring ChatGPT as your personal shopper, according to a new report  TechRadar

1. "I Told You, Send Me In": Rishabh Pant's Post-Dismissal Chat With Zaheer Khan Decoded  NDTV Sports
2. Pant goes the other way - what's the rationale?  ESPNcricinfo
3. 'Rishabh Pant Is Nowhere Near MS Dhoni': LSG Captain Slammed After Strange Move Vs DC  Times Now
4. Rishabh Pant explodes at Zaheer Khan in LSG dugout, has animated chat; ‘I told you send me in early’: Suresh Raina  Hindustan Times
5. Pant underlines the 'toss effect' in Lucknow  Cricbuzz.com

1. Donald Trump signals China tariffs will come down, says he won’t fire Fed chief  The Hindu
2. Trump may chop China tariffs 'substantially' from 145% in possible trade deal shift, Beijing reacts  The Economic Times
3. China Says 'Door Open' To Trade Talks After Trump Signals Tariffs Will Fall  News18
4. 'We're going to be very nice, tariff won't be as high as 145%': Trump on trade talks with China  Moneycontrol
5. Trump to end US-China trade war? US President says China tariffs to ‘come down substantially’  The Indian Express

1. Dipika Kakar and Shoaib Ibrahim left Kashmir just few hours before Pahalgam terror attack, actor confirms: ‘Hum sab safe hain’  The Indian Express
2. Shoaib Ibrahim and Dipika Kakar left Kashmir hours before the Pahalgam terror attack; confirm they are ‘s  Times of India
3. Dipika Kakkar, Shoaib Ibrahim say they visited Pahalgam day before terror attack: ‘Left Kashmir’  Mint
4. Actors Dipika Kakar, Shoaib Ibrahim Pahalgam terror attack Aaliyah Kashyap  The Hindu
5. Pahalgam attack: Hina Khan, Dipika-Shoaib, Aaliyah Kashyap say they were in Kashmir recently  The Indian Express

Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling personal finance book Rich Dad Poor Dad, said on Wednesday that he is increasing his silver holdings, calling the metal “the biggest investment bargain today.” He predicted that silver could double in price this year, even as gold reaches record highs and Bitcoin continues to play a key role in his long-term investment strategy.In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Kiyosaki wrote, “GOOD NEWS for people with not much money. I am buying more silver eagles today. The good news is silver is the biggest investment bargain today.” He added, “Gold has already hit all-time highs. I have plenty of Bitcoin. And silver is still 50% below its all-time high… today about $35.”— theRealKiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) He predicted that silver could double in value this year, saying, “I believe silver will 2x to $70 this year.” Reiterating one of his key investing principles, he quoted his “rich dad”: “Your profit is made when you buy… not when you sell.” Kiyosaki concluded the post with a nod to his gradual wealth-building approach, writing, “I got rich a ‘little by little’… and never sell. Take care.”His remarks come amid renewed interest in precious metals. Gold surged to a new record of $3,500 an ounce on Tuesday—its 28th record high of the year—while spot silver rose 0.5% to $32.67. Platinum and palladium eased slightly, down 0.2% to $956.53 and $933.72, respectively.Longstanding scepticism toward paper assetsKiyosaki has long advised investors to pivot away from traditional financial products like stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, warning that inflation and excessive money printing would erode the value of fiat currencies. His recent comments build on a series of warnings posted earlier this month, where he described the current global market selloff as the fulfilment of a prediction made in his 2002 book.In an April 7 post, Kiyosaki declared, “That stock market crash arrived today. We are definitely in a RECESSION and more than likely…a DEPRESSION.” He blamed rising geopolitical tensions—particularly the escalating U.S.-China tariff conflict—and criticised the U.S. monetary system for relying on what he calls “fake paper assets.”Also read | Rich Dad Poor Dad author prophecy on stock market crash coming true? Here's what Kiyosaki had predictedMarkets rebound, but uncertainty lingersKiyosaki’s latest investment call came as financial markets attempted to recover from a steep selloff earlier in the week. On Wednesday, a rally across Asian equities followed comments from U.S. President Donald Trump, who said he had no intention of removing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and hinted at softer tariffs for China.U.S. stock futures bounced, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures gaining 1.8% and 2%, respectively. The dollar also strengthened, recovering from recent lows, as investors interpreted Trump’s remarks as a signal of reduced pressure on the Fed’s independence and a potential easing of trade tensions.Doubling down on silverDespite the market rebound, Kiyosaki remains cautious and is doubling down on assets he believes offer real, long-term value. With gold at record highs and Bitcoin already in his portfolio, he is turning his focus to silver, which he sees as undervalued and accessible.Kiyosaki’s message on Wednesday reinforced his view that wealth can be built steadily through disciplined purchases of tangible assets. For small investors, the author said, silver remains within reach. “GOOD NEWS for people with not much money,” he wrote. “Almost everyone in the world can afford at least one ounce of silver.”(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of The Economic Times)

1. WHO EMRO | World Immunization Week 2025 Goals Explained  Observer Voice
2. Immunization For All Is Key For The Disease-Free Future  APN News
3. Nigeria Pushes To End Zero-Dose Crisis As WHO, NPHCDA, UNICEF Take Bold Steps  Science Nigeria
4. WHO: Vaccines Save Over 154m Lives in 50 Years  THISDAYLIVE
5. World Immunisation Week  Gold 1242