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    India’s NBFC sector is showing signs of a broad-based cyclical recovery, with FY27 first-quarter results pointing to stronger loan growth, improving asset quality, lower credit costs and emerging operating leverage. Earnings estimates are also being upgraded, raising expectations of sustained profitability and a potential valuation re-rating across leading lenders.

    Supreme Court to hear plea on ethanol labelling at petrol pumps on August 31

    The Supreme Court will hear a petition on August 31 regarding ethanol labelling. The plea seeks mandatory disclosure of ethanol percentages on petrol dispensing nozzles. It also requests a public database detailing vehicle compatibility with ethanol blends. An expert committee will examine the real-world impact of E20 fuel. The court will consider consumer disclosure protocols and transition frameworks for vehicles.

    Passenger vehicle demand shows constructive growth, likely exceeding nine to ten percent year-on-year. Two-wheeler retail growth is estimated between eighteen and twenty percent during August. Commercial vehicles also posted steady trends with double-digit retail growth. Demand in southern markets led passenger vehicle sales due to early Onam. Improved supply chains and steady inquiry levels support broad-based retail momentum.

    In 2002, Idaho listed the South Fork Palouse River as bacteria-impaired after livestock grazing. 14 years later, restoration helped remove it from the 2016 impaired list

    The South Fork Palouse River restoration began with a problem Idaho could not ignore. In 2002, the river was listed as bacteria-impaired, with livestock grazing among the identified sources. Fourteen years later, its water showed a different picture. Restoration work helped reduce E. coli levels enough for Idaho to remove that impairment in 2016. The story shows how practical conservation can slowly change a troubled river.

    Centre allows imported coal in Rs 37,500-crore gasification scheme

    The government permits imported coal for gasification projects under a new scheme. This initiative aims to convert coal into valuable chemicals and fuels. Developers will arrange their own fuel supply, with no domestic coal guarantee provided. Foreign companies can bid but must establish a local entity if selected. The scheme offers financial support for plant and machinery costs.

    The Congress party has sharply criticized the government's lack of action regarding soaring sugar prices. They argue that the administration disregarded prior alerts about dwindling sugar supplies. Allegations have emerged that sugarcane is being redirected for E20 fuel production, undermining availability. This shift has sparked a considerable price hike for consumers, with opposition leaders asserting that black marketeers are profiting from the turmoil.

    The Economic Times
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