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ITC is scheduled to host a meeting of the ordinary shareholders of the company on Thursday, June 6 at 10.30 am IST for the proposed demerger of ITC Hotels.

Chairman and managing director Sanjiv Puri said ITC is looking to add more than 70 hotels over the next five years in India, mostly through management contracts. Its next greenfield hotel property will open in the coastal city of Puri in Odisha.

Adani Wilmar: This has pushed up the volume or number of units sold growth rate of packaged staples in commodities where prices have fallen as compared to the loose market – in a reversal of trend during FY22 and FY23 when consumers had shifted to loose products due to sky high inflation.

This has pushed up the volume or number of units sold growth rate of packaged staples in commodities where prices have fallen as compared to the loose market – in a reversal of trend during FY22 and FY23 when consumers had shifted to loose products due to sky high inflation.

ITC Hotels aims to bolster its portfolio to 200 hotels within the next five years, up from the current count of 130, by introducing properties across its brands. This expansion is geared towards seizing opportunities in both business and leisure travel sectors in India.

Rahul Gandhi, who is contesting from Wayanad in the southern Indian state of Kerala, didnt hold any stocks directly in 2019, according to an affidavit filed at that time. His stock exposure comes as Indian equities surge on investor optimism in worlds fastest-growing major economy.

Rahul Gandhi has investments across direct equities as well as mutual funds, gold and real estate. He likes to invest in mutual funds and sovereign gold bonds too.

For the quarter ended 31-12-2023, the company reported a Consolidated Total Income of Rs 20141.33 Crore, up 9.23 % from last quarter Total Income of Rs 18439.35 Crore and up 10.06 % from last year same quarter Total Income of Rs 18299.95 Crore.

India urges global and local trade entities to refrain from purchasing new-season wheat from farmers to support the Food Corporation of India (FCI) in bolstering its diminishing reserves. Dry weather has impacted wheat output, prompting the government to intervene to stabilize prices and ensure sufficient supply for welfare programs.

India has urged both global and domestic trade houses to refrain from purchasing new-season wheat from local farmers in order to support the government-backed Food Corporation of India (FCI) in procuring large quantities to replenish its diminishing reserves, according to sources. The country, a major consumer and producer of wheat, banned exports in 2022 and seeks to bolster stocks and stabilize prices following adverse weather conditions affecting output in 2022 and 2023.