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HUL Q4 results: PAT, revenue may rise 2% YoY;

HUL Q4 results: PAT, revenue may rise 2% YoY;

HUL Q4 results preview: Hindustan Unilever, the owner of brands such as Dove, Vim, Surf Excel and Horlicks, is scheduled to release its fourth quarter earnings on Thursday, April 24, 2025. HUL Q4FY25: Profit expectations Brokerages tracked by Business Standard estimate HUL's adjusted profit after tax (PAT) at ₹2,447.57 crore on average, indicating a 2.15 percent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) growth compared to ₹2,396 crore a year ago. On a quarter-on-quarter (Q-o-Q) basis, PAT is expected to decline 3.64 percent. HUL Q4FY25: Revenue Expectations The company's revenue for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2024 is estimated to average ₹14,966.97 crore as…
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Tata Tea Jaago Re launches AI campaign to combat climate change through collective actions

Tata Tea Jaago Re launches AI campaign to combat climate change through collective actions

Tata Tea Jaago Re has launched its latest initiative aimed at fighting climate change through collective actions. The AI-powered campaign, 'Har Green Action Se Farak Padega,' encourages individuals to adopt small but impactful "green actions" in their daily routines to help combat the climate crisis. In partnership with Google Cloud’s AI suite, the campaign leverages an innovative WhatsApp-based tool that allows users to upload images of their actions—such as using a lid while cooking or opting for public transport—and instantly see the positive environmental impact of their efforts. The initiative is designed to counter the widespread apathy towards climate change…
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Kenya Launches Massive Solar Project to Fight Energy Poverty

Kenya Launches Massive Solar Project to Fight Energy Poverty

Kenya has inaugurated East Africa’s largest solar power project in Garissa County, aimed at reducing energy poverty and expanding electricity access in rural areas. The plant, generating 54.6 MW, will serve over 625,000 people and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. “This is a milestone in our green energy journey,” said Energy Minister Davis Chirchir. India and Bhutan, both active in solar energy development, are exploring similar rural electrification models. Experts say the project offers lessons for Nepal and Bangladesh as well, where clean energy is vital for sustainable growth.
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Make your dinner meal with low calorie food

Make your dinner meal with low calorie food

Dinner selections that are low in calories might be quite beneficial for weight loss. We frequently overeat or indulge in large, calorie-dense meals during dinner, which can result in the storage of fat. We provide our bodies an opportunity to effectively digest lighter meals, sustain a calorie deficit, and promote improved metabolic health by selecting dinners that are low in calories and high in nutrients. This plant-based alternative is rich in plant protein, fiber, and antioxidants. Stir-frying tofu with colorful vegetables in little olive oil creates a vibrant, nutrient-rich dish that is ideal for weight loss while keeping you satisfied…
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Clarion Hotel De Renees opens in Gangtok, boost Sikkim’s pemium hspitality scene

Clarion Hotel De Renees opens in Gangtok, boost Sikkim’s pemium hspitality scene

The Suba Group of Hotels has marked a major milestone in its Northeast India expansion with the grand opening of Clarion Hotel De Renees in Gangtok. Inaugurated by Sikkim’s Tourism Minister Tshering Thendup Bhutia, the hotel is situated in Lower Sichey, offering easy access to the city’s vibrant core. Clarion Hotel De Renees boasts 38 upscale rooms and a host of modern amenities, including a rooftop restaurant with Himalayan views, an international spa, gymnasium, and indoor pool. Dining options like Cinnamon and Tipsy Tiger, along with extensive banqueting and meeting spaces, make it ideal for both leisure and business travellers.…
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Severe Floods Hit Southern Brazil, Over 50,000 Displaced

Severe Floods Hit Southern Brazil, Over 50,000 Displaced

Southern Brazil is grappling with catastrophic floods that have displaced over 50,000 people and left at least 20 dead. Torrential rains across Rio Grande do Sul have caused rivers to overflow, sweeping away homes, roads, and power lines. Authorities have declared a state of emergency. “We are witnessing the devastating consequences of extreme weather,” said Governor Eduardo Leite. Rescue teams and helicopters are working around the clock. Environmental experts point to global warming as a likely factor, citing rising ocean temperatures. The incident highlights a broader concern for countries like Bangladesh and Nepal, where river floods are increasingly severe due…
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Sikkim milk breaks silence on viral video controversy

Sikkim milk breaks silence on viral video controversy

A viral video showing what appeared to be curdled milk from the Sikkim Co-operative Milk Producers' Union Limited (Sikkim Milk) has sparked widespread alarm. The footage, posted on social media, shows a packet of Sikkim Milk curdling into clumps, leading some viewers to mistake it for contamination or plastic-like substances. In response, Sikkim Milk clarified that the milk shown in the video had passed its "Use By" date, which caused the natural curdling process. The Union explained that once milk exceeds its expiration date, microbial activity can lead to spoilage, even if the milk was initially pasteurized. The Union also…
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Hyundai SUV sales jump: 68.5% in FY25

Hyundai SUV sales jump: 68.5% in FY25

New Delhi, Hyundai Motor India on Monday said SUVs accounted for 68.5 percent of its total sales last fiscal, marking a growth of 8 percent over FY23-24.The company expects the contribution of SUVs to cross 70 percent in a year.In FY25, the automaker reported sales of 7,62,052 units as against 7,77,876 units in FY24.Its domestic sales stood at 5,98,666 units in the last fiscal, while export shipments stood at 1,63,386 units.Hyundai said it has witnessed a significant shift in customer preference, with penetration of sunroof-equipped vehicles rising to 53 percent, underlining a growing preference for premium features."FY 2024-25 has been…
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Advancing Gastrointestinal Surgery: Robotics and AI Redefine Patient Care

Advancing Gastrointestinal Surgery: Robotics and AI Redefine Patient Care

Advancements in technology are ushering in a new era in gastrointestinal (GI) surgery, significantly improving patient outcomes. Robotic-assisted surgery enhances visualization and precision, enabling minimally invasive procedures that reduce tissue damage and accelerate healing. Meanwhile, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) allows surgeons to tailor interventions to each patient’s unique needs. Together, these innovations promise safer surgeries, shorter hospital stays, and an overall improvement in patients’ quality of life. Robotic Surgery: Enhancing Precision and Recovery: Robotic-assisted surgery has transformed gastrointestinal care by enabling surgeons to perform complex procedures with greater control, flexibility, and accuracy. This cutting-edge technology facilitates minimally invasive…
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Boko marks the 113th Annual Suwori Bihu Festival

Boko marks the 113th Annual Suwori Bihu Festival

Suwori Field in Boko, Kamrup district, hosted the 113th Annual Suwori festival, which is steeped in tradition. To enjoy the celebration, hundreds of people traveled from different areas. The seventh day of the Rongali Bihu Festival is dedicated to celebrating the annual event. Several indigenous cultures and ethnic groupings, including the Rabha, Bodo, Garo, Gorkha, and Koch Rajbongshi, as well as members of other castes and clans, call Boko, an enchanted paradise in the southern Kamrup district, home. The goal of "Suwori" is to highlight and spread awareness of the rich tapestry of this varied fabric, each of which has…
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