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    SC refuses to reopen Class 12 CBSE revaluation portal

    The Supreme Court declined to reopen the CBSE Class XII exam verification portal. The court noted the portal was already open for all students. Reopening the portal could lead to numerous fresh claims from students. A plea challenged the On-Screen Marking system's implementation without teacher training. The plea alleged scanning irregularities and evaluation errors in answer sheets.

    Retailers keep price hikes in check amid rising input costs: Nuvama

    Indian retailers are limiting price hikes despite volatile cotton, yarn and fabric costs and geopolitical supply-chain risks. Companies are adjusting sourcing, building safety stocks and selectively absorbing costs to protect demand. Value retail and electronics remain strong, while festive demand is expected to support growth after a softer second quarter.

    Indian steel industry poised for volume-led recovery in H2FY27: Report

    India's steel industry is likely to see a volume-led recovery in the second half of FY27, supported by lower input costs, easing maintenance disruptions and strong domestic demand, according to Yes Securities Institutional Equities.

    SC declines to direct reopening of CBSE re-evaluation portal for class 12 answer sheets

    The Supreme Court refused to reopen the CBSE portal for re-evaluation requests. Students sought access after the portal closed for on-screen verification. The court stated the window was open for all candidates for a specific time. CBSE reported that many students successfully applied during the notified period. A similar challenge had already been dismissed by the Delhi High Court.

    Q1 earnings show resilience, but downside risks still loom. HSBC explains why

    Indian companies delivered better-than-expected Q1FY27 earnings, with around 70% of firms meeting or beating HSBC’s estimates. Mid- and small-cap companies led growth, while financials drove earnings upgrades. However, HSBC flagged risks of downgrades in coming quarters as elevated commodity prices persist and the benefits of GST cuts and inventory gains fade.

    Rs 7.3 trillion InvIT market sees investor base surge 17% as Q1 payouts rise 15% YoY

    India’s InvIT sector saw investor participation surge 17% sequentially to 6.53 lakh unitholders in Q1 FY27. Distributions rose 15% to ₹5,923 crore, while AUM increased 13.7% year-on-year to ₹7.3 lakh crore, reflecting stronger investor confidence and consistent cash flows.

    The Economic Times
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