Supply chain shift: GM tells suppliers to exit China by 2027; move signals deeper US-China trade decoupling

General Motors is pushing thousands of suppliers to ditch Chinese-sourced parts by 2027, aiming to build a more resilient supply chain amidst escalating US-China trade tensions. This aggressive move targets raw materials and components for North American vehicles, reflecting a broader industry shift to mitigate geopolitical risks and ensure greater control over production networks.

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Hit and run case: ‘Didn’t know I hit Fauja Singh’, says driver held for his death

Amritpal Singh Dhillon, a Canada-returned man, was arrested for fatally hitting 114-year-old marathoner Fauja Singh with a borrowed Fortuner on the Jalandhar-Pathankot highway. Dhillon, who fled the scene, claimed he was unaware of who he had struck and was scared. Police investigations, including CCTV footage analysis, led to his arrest, and he now faces culpable…

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Young Dinosaur enthusiasts show signs of advanced intelligence, study suggests

Children’s intense fascination with subjects like dinosaurs significantly boosts cognitive development, research reveals. These young enthusiasts often exhibit enhanced attention spans, faster information processing, and improved categorization skills. Experts highlight how such deep dives foster focus, abstract thinking, and a sense of accomplishment, paving the way for lifelong curiosity and academic success.

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Investor awareness push: IEPFA panel suggests easing small investor claims, move aimed at faster redressal

A high-level committee has proposed a simplified process for low-value investor claims to the IEPFA, potentially reducing timelines and enhancing transparency. The recommendations, once adopted, would apply to claims valued up to Rs 5 lakh in physical securities, Rs 15 lakh in demat securities, and dividends up to Rs 10,000. This initiative aims to deliver…

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