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The Hindu Upward revision in GDP encouraging: Standard Chartered’s Daruwala
The slight revision in GDP growth forecast to 7.2% was still lower than BoB’s forecast of 7.3-7.4% for FY25, says Madan Sabnavis
The Hindu 1,400 teacher transfers kept in abeyance for review in Andhra Pradesh
Teachers’ unions alleged that the transfers were made based on recommendations and payment of money, without following the stipulated counselling process
The Hindu Fund collection by PTA: Minister directs DGE to submit report
General Education department to conduct surprise inspections in higher secondary schools during the admission process after receiving complaints that certain school authorities are trying to collect fee/fund illegally from parents
The Hindu KSRTC breathes new life into 977 old buses
According to officials, the cost of a new bus is around ₹40 lakh, but the KSRTC is refurbishing its old buses into brand new buses for just ₹3 lakh
The Hindu Hasina to arrive Saturday, as new government calls close neighbours and IOR countries
All neighbours except Pakistan and Afghanistan invited; PM to have a packed foreign travel agenda, starting with the G-7 outreach being hosted by Italian PM Giorgia Meloni on June 13-14
The Hindu Save ₹ 1 lakh admitting children in government schools, says government
All admitted students will get one pair of shoes from this year apart from free books, uniform and mid-day meals
The Hindu Job creation is key for advancement of the country, says Rolls-Royce India president
Most of the western world wants to come to India to set up manufacturing capacities because of the skill capability available in the country, says Kishore Jayaraman
The Hindu Political consulting firm claims role in TDP’s win
Through a team of professionals and party officials it was able to identify discontent on various govt. policies and help plan campaign strategies to cash in on them, says the firm
