Why Black Monday Sensex crash has India & the world struggling and Delhi’s survival strategy

Name: Why Black Monday Sensex crash has India & the world struggling and Delhi’s survival strategy
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Updated At : 10:52 AM Apr 08, 2025 IST

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In this edition of #IndianStandardTime, the Editor-in-Chief of the Tribune Jyoti Malhotra talks about the Sensex crash and the 19 lakh crores lost in the day’s trading mirroring the day the global stock markets shook in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs Watch IST

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