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    HUL shares rise 3% after Q2 results. Jefferies, Nomura cut target price but forecast 29% upside potential

    Hindustan Unilever shares rose on Thursday after the FMCG major reported a 4% year-on-year increase in Q2 FY27 net profit to Rs 2,790 crore and 15% revenue growth to Rs 18,226 crore. Jefferies, Nomura and JM Financial cut their target prices but continue to see upside potential of up to 29%.

    Uttar Pradesh turns to cattle to beef up rural incomes; ₹40,000 subsidy on offer per animal

    Under UP State Livestock Mission, farmers buying eligible indigenous cows will receive a subsidy of Rs 40,000 per animal. The government will also pay 85% of the livestock insurance premium, leaving owners to bear the remaining 15%.

    Maharashtra imposes minimum 10% water cut in urban, rural local bodies from Oct 16 amid deficient monsoon

    Maharashtra will enforce a 10 percent reduction in water supply starting October 16 due to insufficient rainfall. The state has prioritized drinking water and will reserve it through August 31, 2027. Local bodies are instructed to prevent water leakage and maximize sewage treatment plant operation. Industries must recycle at least 30 percent of their water usage under new directives.

    Delhi ITMS explained: How Centre’s Rs 1,789 crore plan aims to cut congestion across Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon & other neighbouring regions

    Delhi will get a technology-driven traffic management overhaul after the Cabinet approved Rs 1,789.52 crore for an Intelligent Traffic Management System. The project will cover 42 corridors and use AI-enabled adaptive signals, automated enforcement, real-time congestion alerts and emergency vehicle priority to improve traffic flow, road safety and commuter information.

    El Nino threatens rabi crops in rainfed areas, may affect foodgrain output: Agri Secy

    The rabi season in India is expected to encounter difficulties due to the El Nino weather pattern. Agriculture Secretary Atish Chandra highlighted the challenges faced during the kharif season in rainfed regions. Crop diversification is needed for self-sufficiency despite research and income hurdles. Infrastructure modernization is crucial to prevent farm losses and ensure market access. A robust digital agriculture system is essential for accurate data utilization in crop production planning.

    Government sells 4,000 tonnes of buffer onions across 17 cities in 10 days to cool prices

    The government has sold approximately four thousand tonnes of buffer onions. This subsidized sale is occurring across seventeen cities to curb rising prices. Agencies NCCF and Nafed are distributing stored onions via rail and trucks. Onions are being sold at a subsidized rate of thirty-five rupees per kilogram.

    The Economic Times
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