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ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or IBC - Part 83: Under this auto ancillary’s hood, sales and profits tell different stories
Some auto suppliers spend years trying to win a major customer. This business has been associated with one for four decades. That has helped build manufacturing scale, product capabilities, and a presence near auto plants. But it also creates an unusual equation for investors. Nearly 90% of the company's FY26 revenue is from sales to one related customer. Its portfolio spans parts that can survive the EV transition and others more closely tied to ICE vehicles. The story is about how durable customer access becomes durable returns.
‘When will we learn?’: Harsh Goenka questions civic sense of Indian tourists after they turn Vietnam airport into picnic spot
Recent footage shows Indian travellers enjoying meals on the floor of a Vietnam airport, triggering scrutiny from billionaire Harsh Goenka. He criticizes this behavior for damaging the global image of Indian tourists, sparking a heated discussion on social media about the lack of decorum displayed by some travellers. This incident raises ongoing concerns regarding the respect for local traditions and public spaces by Indian tourists abroad.
GCC deploys 600 workers, 350 vehicles for firecracker waste collection in Chennai
The Greater Chennai Corporation has initiated a drive for managing firecracker waste during Deepavali. They have deployed 600 personnel and provided 30,000 collection bags for segregation. Residents are requested to separate firecracker waste from regular garbage and hand it over to workers. The civic body is enhancing cleaning efforts with mechanical sweepers and awareness campaigns across neighborhoods. Safety guidelines advise the use of approved green crackers to reduce pollution levels.
One owner kept expanding this Ohio ranch home for 60 years, right down to a pet-washing station in the kitchen; why has the quirky 3,574-square-foot house gone viral?
The property was built in 1953 and has been owned by the same owner since the 1960s. The owner expanded the original ranch over several decades, creating a much larger house with multiple living and dining areas. The listing described the property as having an expansive collection of flexible living spaces.
He took his Taiwanese friend to show her Mussoorie's beauty, but garbage-strewn Dalai Hills changed their plans; watch what happened next
An Indian content creator and his Taiwanese friend have gone viral after cleaning up plastic bottles, food wrappers and other litter scattered across Mussoorie's Dalai Hills. The duo had visited the viewpoint for sightseeing but were shocked by the waste dumped across the hillside. The video shared by Anant M has sparked debate online over civic sense, tourist behaviour and the growing problem of littering at popular hill stations across India.
Who was Divit Auluck? Honey Singh’s 18-year-old nephew and son of Speed Records founder dies in Jalandhar accident
In a devastating incident in Jalandhar, 18-year-old Divit Auluck and his companion Aarav Talwar tragically perished in a road accident. Their vehicle crashed into a stationary Municipal Corporation tractor-trolley while the area was being cleaned. Divit, the beloved son of influential Punjabi music figure Dinesh Auluck, is mourned by a family and community, including well-known friends such as Honey Singh and Gippy Grewal, who expressed their sorrow.
Couple spends nearly $55,000 on a $20,000 auction house. 8 months later, they say it’s ‘worth 10 times’ the purchase price
A Michigan couple bought a two-acre house at auction for $20,000 without seeing its interior. After finding six refrigerators filled with food left without power for two years, they spent nearly $35,000 renovating it. Eight months later, the property became a rental that they say is worth 10 times the original purchase price.
Trump's Supreme Court winning streak in election cases screeches to a halt
The US Supreme Court rejected Donald Trump's bid to stop California from counting more than 20,000 mail-in ballots ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections. The swift ruling marks another setback for the administration in recent election-related cases, following decisions on mail-in voting restrictions and Republican-backed congressional redistricting efforts.
Nitin Gadkari says Rs 100,000 crore coming to Nagpur: Rs 50,000 crore for one locality, a mega textile market & a new bus port
Nitin Gadkari has announced plans for projects worth Rs 1 lakh crore in Nagpur, including market redevelopment, a textile market, an agro convention centre and a private bus port. He also discussed Mother Dairy's upcoming Rs 1,000 crore plant, compressed biogas production and plans to boost shrimp exports from Vidarbha.
Before directing Heat, Michael Mann worked as a taxi driver, cook and construction worker. Hollywood legend injured after gun range accident
On October 31, filmmaker Michael Mann, best known for Heat (1995), sustained an accidental gunshot wound at a Los Angeles shooting range during a training exercise. At 83, he was promptly hospitalised; however, it was confirmed that his injury was superficial. Mann is known for his diverse odd jobs like a janitor, construction worker and taxi driver. His next project is a sequel to his iconic film, Heat.
Delhi pollution restrictions from November 1: 50% WFH, parking charges to double, vehicle curbs and more; check full list under winter action plan
Delhi vehicle restrictions from November 1: The Delhi government will enforce various anti-pollution measures to improve air quality from November 1. From restricting older vehicles to banning dust-generating construction activities, the government has launched a winter action plan to combat the air pollution that chokes the city annually. Under the restrictions, parking charges will double to discourage the use of private vehicles and encourage public transport usage. Additionally, a 50% work-from-home policy will also be implemented in government and private offices during the winter months.
Delhi gears up for pollution curbs from Nov 1; vehicle restrictions, construction ban among measures
Delhi is preparing to implement various measures aimed at reducing air pollution starting from November 1. Restrictions on certain vehicles, a ban on dust-generating construction, and increased parking charges will be enforced. The entry of vehicles not meeting BS-VI emission standards will be prohibited from November 1 to January 31.
Delhi air pollution: How to fight toxic air and protect the city’s trees amid worsening air quality
Delhi's escalating pollution crisis has dire implications for both its inhabitants and its trees. Toxic air diminishes chlorophyll production and hinders moisture retention in greenery. While species like neem and amaltas exhibit resilience to pollution, they urgently require safeguarding. Prioritising public transport enhancements, rigorous dust management, and eliminating open burning will be vital.
Kentucky homeowner Renay Davis reused a $110 antique cast-iron fireplace cover as a kitchen backsplash, reportedly saving more than $800 compared with tile
During a recent farm auction, Renay Davis stumbled upon an old cast-iron fireplace cover, which she artfully reimagined as a captivating backsplash in her kitchen. This resourceful decision allowed her to sidestep the hefty costs of conventional tiles while also contributing to the upcycling phenomenon in home renovations. Her project exemplifies the rising admiration for antique materials, revealing a strong shift toward incorporating distinctive salvaged pieces in modern living spaces.
Billionaire Mark Cuban, who started his career selling garbage bags, advises Gen Z not to chase the ‘perfect job’
Mark Cuban Gen Z career advice: Mark Cuban encourages Gen Z to embrace any job instead of waiting for the ideal one. He stresses the importance of excelling in their current positions, regardless of the job's nature. Even fast-food roles can lead to career growth and provide important references. Positive feedback from past employers, he notes, can aid in advancement. This advice stems from his varied experiences before achieving notable success.
Hawaii’s abandoned fishing nets once trapped marine life; now they are being turned into electricity
Since 1996, Hawaii has successfully collected 848 metric tons of abandoned fishing nets, significantly reducing marine pollution. These nets are skillfully processed at an energy plant, transforming waste into usable electricity. This innovative initiative, supported by collaboration among government and fishermen, not only cleans our oceans but also promotes renewable energy. Moving forward, it is essential to focus on preventing marine debris and improving waste management practices.
Musician Neil Young files $10 million suit against Trump for using "Rockin' in the Free World"
Musician Neil Young has filed a $10 million lawsuit against US President Donald Trump’s political action committee, alleging it used his song Rockin’ in the Free World without authorisation at midterm election rallies. The lawsuit claims Trump’s team resumed using the 1989 track in violation of a settlement reached after Young’s earlier legal challenge in 2020, according to Variety.
Over 20,000 pieces of trash removed from Yellowstone’s thermal pools in 2026: Could the visitors’ waste harm the hot springs into changing color?
More than 20,000 pieces of garbage have been collected from hydrothermal areas in Yellowstone National Park. This removal aims to prevent foreign materials from harming the sensitive environments of thermal pools. Additionally, nearly 10,000 rocks and sticks were also taken as they can clog the plumbing systems. Visitors have been illegally tossing coins into the thermal pools which alters their chemical composition.
Palm Beach County burns 3,000 tons of trash a day to generate electricity: How it works
Palm Beach County, Florida, uses its Renewable Energy Facility 2 to turn municipal waste into electricity. The plant can process up to 3,000 tons of trash a day, recover metals from ash and reduce the volume of waste sent to landfills by up to 90%.
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