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    Rising maize diversion for ethanol production may fuel food inflation

    Oil marketing companies have increased maize demand for ethanol, which is raising concerns for animal feed costs and inflation. Maize prices have doubled compared to last year amid projections of declining kharif production. Ethanol manufacturing is experiencing high competition for maize due to reduced sugarcane availability. Experts warn that heightened maize prices will affect poultry farmers and ultimately consumers.

    India's sugar mills face margin squeeze as ethanol production restrictions and rising costs hit profitability: Crisil

    India’s sugar mills may see decreased operating margins due to factors like rising sugarcane prices and production restrictions. The shift to C-heavy molasses for ethanol is expected to affect profitability negatively. While sugar prices are firm, they may not fully offset the losses from reduced ethanol sales. Demand and realisations might support a modest growth in operating income for this fiscal year.

    Trump’s $5,000 stimulus check promise faces a big question after Democrats take control of the House and Senate: Will Americans still get the tariff-funded payments?

    For Americans who were counting on Donald Trump’s promised $5,000 payment, the midterm election result has raised a big question; will the money still arrive? Trump had promised every adult US citizen a $5,000 check if Republicans retained control of both the House and Senate. That condition has now fallen apart. Democrats have won the Senate and are close to securing a House majority.

    India's 100% ethanol-run vehicle push faces Supreme Court question to govt over fuel supply

    The Supreme Court questioned the Centre over ethanol supply for 100% ethanol-run vehicles after India amended motor vehicle rules to permit E100 flex-fuel vehicles. The government acknowledged that large-scale manufacturing changes would be necessary. The court also highlighted farmers' interests while examining ethanol allocation disputes, as the Centre ruled out increasing petrol ethanol blending beyond the current 20% level.

    Govt extends Amnesty Scheme under ESIC for three month till December 31

    The ‘New Amnesty Scheme 2025’, rolled out on October 1, 2025, is a one-time dispute resolution initiative aimed at reducing the backlog of court cases and promoting compliance under the erstwhile Employees’ State Insurance Act. Court cases filed up to March 31, 2025 are eligible under this scheme, the ministry said on Thursday.

    Vigilance probe against CEC Gyanesh Kumar in connection with 2006 road project ongoing: Kerala minister

    PK Basheer also said that the preliminary enquiry was ordered as there were certain discrepancies in the probe conducted into the matter in 2006 by the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB).

    The Economic Times
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