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The Times of India Growth push: FMCG companies chase middle class
Consumer goods companies have focused on the growing middle class, emphasizing innovation and premium products. Brands like Dabur and Nestle targeted this segment to drive high-margin categories. Hindustan Unilever relaunched Vim and Ponds to match evolving trends. Increasing disposable incomes and e-commerce growth further spurred this trend as they redefined their marketing strategies.
The Times of India Bank deposits grow faster than loans in trend reversal
Bank credit growth decelerated this financial year, with deposits reaching Rs 211.9 lakh crore by July 26, 2024, surpassing the growth in bank advances. Credit rose to Rs 168.1 lakh crore, influenced by personal loans and MSMEs. CareEdge Ratings attributed the slowdown to RBI measures and banks' efforts to boost their deposit base.
The Times of India Ola says it'll launch India's first AI chip in two years
Ola's CEO Bhavish Aggarwal emphasized the importance of AI sovereignty for India, mentioning Ola's plans to manufacture the country's first AI silicon chip by 2026. Strategic partnerships with companies like ARM and Untether AI were announced.
The Times of India Home care products show 27% growth in 2015-23: Study
Home care products, including toilet cleaners, floor cleaning items, and mosquito repellents, saw a significant demand rise from 2015-23, influenced by the Swachh Bharat Mission. The initiative boosted consumption, with each category experiencing a two-to-three-fold increase in volumes. This surge also led to steady growth in the overall home care sector.
The Times of India ED attaches Rs 678 crore Avantha Group assets
The Enforcement Directorate attached properties worth over Rs 678 crore belonging to the Avantha Group, owned by Gautam Thapar, in connection with an alleged bank fraud and money-laundering case. The investigation revealed that Avantha Group companies diverted Rs 1,307 crore out of loans obtained from a consortium of banks led by SBI.
The Times of India ED attaches Rs 678 crore Avantha Group assets
The Enforcement Directorate attached properties worth over Rs 678 crore belonging to the Avantha Group, owned by Gautam Thapar, in connection with an alleged bank fraud and money-laundering case. The investigation revealed that Avantha Group companies diverted Rs 1,307 crore out of loans obtained from a consortium of banks led by SBI.
The Times of India NCERT books now must for classes 9-12 in CBSE schools
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) mandated the use of NCERT textbooks for classes 9 to 12 starting this academic year. Schools were urged to use NCERT books for classes 1 to 8. Private publishers' books remain an option for subjects where NCERT versions are unavailable.
The Times of India NCERT books now must for classes 9-12 in CBSE schools
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) mandated the use of NCERT textbooks for classes 9 to 12 starting this academic year. Schools were urged to use NCERT books for classes 1 to 8. Private publishers' books remain an option for subjects where NCERT versions are unavailable.
The Times of India 40 years after rape case was filed, man, now 70, acquitted
A 70-year-old man was acquitted in a 40-year-old rape case involving a 15-year-old girl who later became his wife. The trial concluded quickly due to a lack of evidence, as many witnesses were either deceased or untraceable. The complainant and two of the couple's children also died during the lengthy process.
The Times of India 40 years after rape case was filed, man, now 70, acquitted
A 70-year-old man was acquitted in a 40-year-old rape case involving a 15-year-old girl who later became his wife. The trial concluded quickly due to a lack of evidence, as many witnesses were either deceased or untraceable. The complainant and two of the couple's children also died during the lengthy process.
The Times of India National Aerospace Lab develops 'Kamikaze' drone with 1,000km range
India's National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) developed a 'Kamikaze' drone with an indigenously-built engine, offering a range of 1,000 km. These drones carry 30-40 kg of explosives and can operate without GPS. Deployed for precision strikes, they enhance India's security forces' capabilities. Hoverbee drones, previously used in counter-terror operations, have lower explosive carrying capacity.
The Times of India Emergency, Bangladesh remind us how valuable freedom is: CJI Chandrachud
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud highlighted the importance of freedom by recalling the Emergency period and comparing it to the current situation in Bangladesh. He urged the younger generation not to take liberty for granted. He also praised the judiciary's role in protecting citizens' rights and ensuring justice through the legal system.
The Times of India Mallikarjun Kharge: Partition Remembrance Day bid to create hatred
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge criticized the current rulers for spreading divisive thinking, particularly through the observation of 'Partition Horrors Remembrance Day.' He accused the RSS of supporting the British policy of 'divide and rule' and condemned Prime Minister Modi for insulting Ambedkar by calling the civil code 'communal.
The Times of India PM Modi reaffirms govt resolve to pursue economic reforms
PM Modi reaffirmed the NDA government's commitment to economic reforms despite reduced parliamentary numbers. He emphasized the role of states in attracting investors and called for updated policies and land banks. Modi highlighted the goal of making Indian standards equivalent to international ones and advocated for advancements in manufacturing, particularly in semiconductors and 6G technology.
The Times of India Rahul Gandhi seated in 2nd-last row, Congress says pettiness exposed
The Congress criticized the government for seating Rahul Gandhi in the second last row, against the protocol for the Leader of Opposition to be in the front row. The government defended the choice, citing the need to honor Olympians. Congress also condemned the omission of Jawaharlal Nehru from the President's speech, calling it a campaign to erase his legacy.
