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‘Transformation of Air India may take up to a decade’

Air India’s transformation journey is now a decade-long endeavor. Supply chain disruptions and legacy system overhauls present significant challenges. The aviation industry faces constant pressures from global conflicts and fuel costs. Recent events like airspace closures and foreign exchange fluctuations impacted operations. This extended timeline reflects a realistic assessment of the airline’s complex revitalization.

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‘We are proud of you’: Manipur CM’s video call with Mirabai Chanu – Watch

Manipur Chief Minister congratulated Mirabai Chanu and Rishikanta Singh for their medals. Mirabai Chanu secured a gold medal in the women’s 48kg category. Rishikanta Singh won a silver medal in the men’s 60kg event. Both athletes expressed gratitude for the support received from Manipur and India. Their achievements brought pride and laurels to the state

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Priceless stake: Noel’s children now Tata Sons shareholders

Noel Tata’s three children are now Tata Sons shareholders after inheriting shares. They each received two Tata Sons shares from their grandmother, Simone Tata. Simone Tata held eight shares before her passing in December 2025. Her holdings were divided equally among her son and grandchildren. This inheritance marks the first time these individuals appear as

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Bad debt of PSBs at lowest levels in many decades: Government

Public sector banks report significant financial improvements and record profits. Bad debt levels have fallen to their lowest point in decades. The government has supported banks through capital infusions and legislative measures. Credit growth has accelerated across various economic sectors. Schemes like ECLGS continue to support businesses and credit flow.

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As inflation bites, HUL to take more price hikes

Hindustan Unilever anticipates further price increases in coming months due to volatile commodity costs. The company projects inflation to remain between two and five percent for the September quarter. Demand for household staples remained stable, driving growth to a thirteen-quarter high. HUL’s revenue from operations increased by ten percent in the first quarter. The company

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Lamine Yamal’s emotional tribute to his mother despite childhood struggles

Lamine Yamal, the 19-year-old World Cup winner, has spoken openly about a childhood shaped by financial hardship and parental sacrifice. His mother, Sheila Ebana, emigrated from Equatorial Guinea to Spain as a teenager, had Yamal at 16, and raised him largely alone after separating from his father when Lamine was three. Yamal credits her with

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Industrial output grows 7.3% in June, fastest in 22 months

Industrial production surged 7.3% in June, a 22-month high, driven by manufacturing and electricity growth. This strong performance occurred despite global uncertainties and an erratic monsoon season. The first quarter saw industrial output grow 5.8% compared to the previous year. Several manufacturing sectors, including electrical equipment and motor vehicles, showed robust expansion. However, risks from

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India slams POK elections, Pakistan’s claims over Indus Valley legacy

India has condemned Pakistan’s legislative assembly elections in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The Ministry of External Affairs called the polls a cosmetic exercise to hide illegal occupation. India reiterated its firm stance that the entire Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of India. The spokesperson highlighted Pakistan’s promotion of terrorism and religious

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Dealers can’t keep over 400 tonne stock of sugar: Government

The government has capped sugar stock at 400 tonnes per dealer. Dealers must liquidate excess stock by August 1 and sell within thirty days. This measure aims to prevent hoarding and stabilize sugar prices. The essential commodities act was invoked to impose these restrictions. Sugar exports have also been banned amid monsoon deficit forecasts.

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