Afternoon News Roundup: Stock Market Surges, Quantum Nobel Win, India-US Trade Talks, Tech Sports Updates – October

October 7, 2025: Indian stocks rally as Sensex jumps 450+ points, Nobel Prize in Physics awarded for quantum tunneling tech, major telecom and IT deals, new India-US trade talks, chess drama, and sports highlights.

Afternoon News Highlights – October 7, 2025

  • Stock Market Surge: Sensex soars over 450 points and Nifty crosses 25,200, led by Jio Financial, Bharti Airtel, and HDFC Bank after a wave of positive India Inc. Q2 results and major telecom subscriber gains.
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  • Nobel Prize in Physics: John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John M. Martinis win for breakthroughs in quantum tunneling, laying groundwork for modern quantum computing, cryptography, and sensors. Their work is credited as a foundation for technology such as smartphones.
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  • Business & Tech: OpenAI and AMD announce a landmark partnership targeting Nvidia’s dominance in AI chips; LTIMindtree scores its largest digital transformation deal; HCL Tech partners MIT Media Lab for quantum and AI innovation.
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  • India-US Trade Talks: Tensions persist over tariffs, but new energy cooperation and technology pacts are under negotiation as Ministers stress “India’s red lines” for any deal.
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  • Air India Probe: DGCA scrutinizes Air India Boeing Dreamliner after a rat sighting sparked safety concerns; airline maintenance under review.
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  • Global: Storm Amy leaves fatalities across Europe, new French cabinet formed, and Israel-Gaza tensions dominate headlines.
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  • Sports & Chess: Women’s World Cup: India climbs the table with win over Pakistan; Chess world debates Nakamura–Gukesh controversy as US sweeps India 5-0 in “Checkmate” event.
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  • Travel & Infrastructure: New Delhi–Patna Vande Bharat Express announced; Delhi Airport to expand Terminal 3, affecting Air India’s domestic operations.
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  • Education: NEET PG 2025 data leak is under investigation, UGC approves 101 new universities.
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