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A structural undersupply of more than 300,000 new vehicles along with the rise of electric cars, where demand is crushing supply, means new-car buyers face paying the full sticker price on their next vehicle.

Muslim student, who was slapped by his classmates following the orders of a school teacher in Muzaffarnagar, will be admitted to a government primary school provided his family agrees to it, officials of the education department said on Sunday. The department will also facilitate for the transfer of other students studying in Neha Public School in Khabbupur village where the incident took place on Friday, they said. «The father of the boy who was slapped does not want his son to continue his studies there (Neha Public School). The block education officer spoke to the boy, and he expressed his willingness to study in the government primary school in the village. On Monday, his enrolment will be done in the government school, provided his family is willing to do so,» Muzaffarnagar Basic Shiksha Adhikari (BSA) Shubham Shukla told PTI. Shukla said that the private school in Khabbupur village will not be closed and normal teaching activities will continue. «The school has been asked to give in a month its clarification to the department regarding its affiliation. It has three teachers and runs classes from one to five,» the BSA said.

Income tax department is looking into tax evasion by about six companies providing foreign tour packages for under-reporting of income, non-deduction of the prescribed tax and their involvement in remitting money abroad through the hawala racket or unofficial fund transfer. The department sent show cause notices to these companies between June and July, ET has learnt. «There was gross underreporting of income and also they were using fake names and addresses and identity for booking the package,» an official told ET, adding that in some instances a tour package was booked in the name of one person for four consecutive quarters which on closer scrutiny were found out to be fake.

Dalit men were allegedly hanged upside down from a tree and beaten up with sticks by six persons on suspicion of stealing a goat and some pigeons in a village in Maharashtra's Ahmednagar district, police said on Sunday.

Trump's police booking photo taken in Fulton County Jail last Thursday is the main talking point. The mugshot shows the former — and future? — US president looking into the camera, perhaps pretending to be Robert Oppenheimer.

Bhairahawa to Delhi and Hong Kong, making Kathmandu a transit point. The ticket booking for the same has already started, according to Nepal Airlines spokesperson Ramesh Paudel. In the beginning, there will be Bhairahawa-Hong Kong and Bhairahawa-Delhi flights via Kathmandu every Tuesday.

reality than their American cousins. So are the Democrats. The Democratic candidate in recent years closest to Ramaswamy in vibe — Ivy League credentials, weird ideas, a business background — was Andrew Yang.

booked under bailable charges on the complaint of the boy's family. The school was also served a notice by the education department in connection with the matter. Meanwhile, the man who shot the video has also recounted the events that unfolded.

₹15,000 crore in Gurugram during the second half of this financial year, news agency PTI quoted its Managing Director Ashok Kumar Tyagi as saying. After the success of sales of ₹8,000 crore worth of flats within three days in February in its new project 'The Arbour' at Gurugram, Tyagi said the company has set a target to achieve sales bookings of ₹13,000 crore in this fiscal year and hopes to exceed the number. DLF posted sales bookings of ₹15,058 crore during the 2022-23 financial year, which is a more than two-fold increase from ₹7,273 crore in the previous year.

Add to their woes, BookMyShow, the official ticketing platform for the 2023 Men's ODI World Cup, had crashed initially when the tickets were put up for sale at 8 pm after the previous timing of 6 pm. Sanika Sawant, a Mumbai-based cricket fan, was trying to buy tickets for the England-South Africa match on October 21 in Wankhede Stadium, but didn't succeed. «I logged in around 7:45 pm as the sale of tickets was to start from 8 pm. But till 8:30 pm, it was showing „coming soon“.

SEBI sub-group and came up with the proposal to overhaul the SEBI (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations, 2021 – the proposal is currently out for public comments. In addition to certain tweaks in respect of the counter-offer mechanism, computation of floor price and related reference date, the proposal seeks to provide an alternative to the long-standing Reverse Book Building (‘RBB’) mechanism. One look at the proposed draft is enough to realise the effort of SEBI to fine-tune the delisting mechanism to make it more efficient.Current scenario Currently, a delisting is considered successful when (a) the post-offer shareholding of the acquirer, along with the shares tendered by the public shareholders reaches 90% (‘90% Threshold’); and (b) the price discovered pursuant to RBB is acceptable to the acquirer. Where the RBB discovered price is not acceptable to the acquirer, the acquirer can make a counter-offer at a price that should not be lower than the book value of the company, but only if the 90% Threshold is met. Further, the RBB discovered price is the price at which the acquirer reaches 90% Threshold – thus, market has seen precedents where a shareholder holding big block bids at an exorbitant price, thereby making the deal unsustainable.

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Imran Khan admitted misplacing a confidential diplomatic cable as he was interrogated by Pakistan's top investigative agency at the Attock Jail in a case filed under the Official Secrets Act for wrongful use of the classified document, according to media reports on Sunday.

By early September, PointsBet shareholders should have a first taste of what Jay-Z-backed money feels like.

G20 summit, close to 3,500 rooms across big and small hotels in Delhi and Gurgaon have been booked, reported TOI. To cater to the needs of the leaders, over 10,000 hospitality professionals have been instructed to be present across 30 prominent hotels across central and south Delhi, Aerocity and Gurgaon. Delhi Police, Ministry of External Affairs and other embassies have already started security drills almost two months ago, according to TOI quoting a Hyatt Regency Hotel spokesperson. Hotel Arrangements for World Leaders Several luxury hotels across Delhi and other nearby locations have been selected to host the leaders. US President Joe Biden is expected to stay at ITC Maurya while Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to be hosted by Taj Palace. Other hotels such as Shangri La's Eros expected to have UK PM Rishi Sunak and German delegation, The Imperial may host the Australian PM and Indonesian delegation, Taj Mahal to have UAE delegation; Leela Palace expects Saudi Arabia delegation, The Lalit to have Canadian and Japanese delegations, The Claridges expects French president Emmanuel Macron and The Oberoi will host Russian delegation. During the stay, several preparations are in place to give the world leaders a taste of the Indian culture. «Indian musicians, especially the ones good at playing dhol, tabla, sitar, sarod and shehnai, are being signed up for welcoming the guests and also for playing soft music through the day in lobby,» explained a hotel manager. Another hotel's representative explained that from 'organising a traditional Indian welcome with a popular local music or dance performance and signature Indian welcome drinks to stocking the rooms with specially curated amenities, such as Indian coffee, teas,

Jerome Powell could prompt investors to continue booking profits. The week ahead is also eventful for Dalal Street investors from a corporate standpoint.Mukesh Ambani the Chairman of Reliance Industries will address the shareholders at the company’s 46th annual general meeting on Monday, which will be closely tracked by investors. The next big event for the market is the Supreme Court’s hearing on Tuesday in the Adani-Hindenburg case. Volatility is expected to be high in the market, according to experts, given weak global sentiment and domestic events. “Equity markets are expected to remain volatile due to weakness in the external environment,” said Hemant Kanawala, senior EVP and head — equity, Kotak Mahindra Life Insurance Co. While corporate earnings of Indian companies are showing strong growth, valuations aren’t cheap, and there is limited room for them to expand, Kanawala said, adding that investors are likely to get returns in line with earnings growth till the end of the year.RIL AGMIn the last few years, some of the big bang announcements from Ambani have usually come at the AGM.

The Washington Post reported. Notably, Trump has throughout tried his best to appear “unfazed and unbowed" by having been indicted four times since March, as per the New York Times. “It is not a comfortable feeling — especially when you have done nothing wrong," he told Fox News’s website in an interview.

The Tribune said. The police have registered a case against the accused teacher and the principal under Sections 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 342 (wrongful confinement), 504 (intentional insult), 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code, and Section 75 (cruelty to child) of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act. The report mentioned that Urdu teacher Farooq Ahmed started beating the student mercilessly after finding ‘Jai Shri Ram’ written on the blackboard.

Kids aren’t spending enough time outside. It’s fueling an epidemic of nearsightedness. Nearsightedness develops in childhood, typically between ages 5 and 16, and it’s closely linked to a lack of exposure to sunlight.

Oppenheimer star Cillian Murphy will now be seen as the lead in a new film, Small Things Like These. The movie is an adaptation of Claire Keegan's novel of the same name. Here are more details about the new film. The film version of Small Things Like These, a fiction novel, will be directed by Tim Mielants of Peaky Blinders fame. Cillian Murphy was the lead star of Peaky Blinders as well. Small Things Like These will be produced by major Hollywood actors Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, along with the book's author Claire Keegan.

An Uttar Pradesh school teacher was booked on Saturday after ordering her students to slap their Muslim classmate. A video of the incident went viral on Friday with Opposition leaders lashing out at the ruling BJP for ‘hate politics’. The school was also served a notice by the state education department in connection with the matter.