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    Two BLAs, others booked for alleged fraudulent deletion of 5,698 voters in Bengaluru

    A case was registered against two Booth Level Agents accused of fraudulent voter deletion in Jayanagar. The complaint was filed by Karnataka Mahila Congress president Sowmya Reddy, who alleged bias against minority voters. Reddy, a former MLA, conducted an inquiry revealing false applications submitted by Ramakrishna and Yogesh. Names of innocent citizens were allegedly used without their knowledge, contributing to the fraudulent activities.

    Multibagger or IBC - Part 21: Striking when the iron is hot. This auto ancillary's dual story is worth a look

    Domestic auto used to dominate revenue at 56%; now it’s down to 40.5%. Mining, railways, and industrial clients are rising. It’s cutting dependence on large clients, funding capacity expansions, and proactively reacting to the EV shift by acquiring a stake in an electric powertrain firm. Safe to say, this forging firm is anything but static. This series on auto ancillary companies works with the assumption that, from the whole set of auto ancillary companies, some multibagger stocks will emerge. And some companies in this space risk going bankrupt.

    India set to become exporter of forged wheels used in railways: Ashwini Vaishnaw

    The Integral Coach Factory here has achieved the distinction of producing over 73,700 coaches since its inception in 1955 which is the highest by any passenger coach manufacturer in the world. ICF has exported more than 875 coaches and components to Thailand, Burma, Taiwan, Zambia, Vietnam and other countries totalling about Rs 1,004 crore of trade.

    Earnings will continue to grow at 15%-16% in next two years: Pankaj Pandey

    So obviously, inflation outlook could get revised and it is possible that the RBI might maintain some bit of a hawkish stance. But I think nothing major changes we would expect overall.

    Indian Railways plans 'Make in India' wheels for trains

    The Indian Railways plans to reduce its import dependence on Russia, China and European countries for forged wheels for its trains and locomotives. Currently, they have been importing it from the Czech Republic, Brazil, Romani, Japan, China, Ukraine, Russia and the UK since the 1960s. The supply was for wheels was hit last year as a fallout of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. According to railways, at present the requirement for wheels is being met from China.

    Ramakrishna Forgings emerges as lowest bidder in tender to supply 80,000 wheels to Indian Railways

    At Rs 1.88 lakh per tonne, Ramakrishna Forgings bid was significantly lower than the Rs 2.75 lakh per tonne bid by Bharat Forge. SAIL’s bid was the highest at Rs 2.89 lakh per tonne.

    The Economic Times
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