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India, as a rapidly developing economy, is increasingly recognizing the need to adopt environmentally responsible practices and reduce carbon emissions. In line with this commitment, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India is exploring new avenues to deepen its product portfolio by venturing into the voluntary carbon credit (VCC) market and introducing electricity derivatives. These initiatives aim to catalyze sustainable investments and contribute to the country's ambitious decarbonization goals.

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India is reeling under rising prices of essentials as monsoon rains have disrupted supplies, with companies including Domino's flagship inflation-buster 49-rupee pizza being "re-engineered" by cutting price - and tomatoes - from its earlier cheapest offering of 59 rupees.

Kushal Pal Singh, the promoter of DLF Limited, along with Mallika Housing Company and Beverly Builders, has divested their shares.

At its fiscal first quarter earnings call on Friday, Indus' top management also said the tower company is constantly pushing its key customer, Vi, to clear its massive past dues, estimated at ₹9,500 crore.

DLF has acquired a controlling 51% stake in a special purpose vehicle (SPV) responsible for a development project spanning around 3.5 million square feet in Mumbais Andheri area for approximately Rs 400 crore. “This is part of a bigger slum rehab scheme, where we anticipate that once the entire process is complete, the total saleable area should be in the range of 3 to 3.5 million square feet,” DLF chief executive Ashok Kumar Tyagi said during the real estate developer first quarter earnings call on Monday.

Bajaj Electricals., incorporated in the year 1938, is a Mid Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 14422.43 Crore) operating in Consumer Durables sector.

"...the fundraising for Vi is still critical in order to clear past dues... (We) await clarity (from the company) on past recoveries," JP Morgan said in a note after hosting an investor conference with Indus chief financial officer Vikas Poddar. Poddar has also said Indus may consider dividend payouts this financial year if collections from Vi don't worsen.