Macquarie maintains an outperform rating on Hindustan Unilever, anticipating sales growth above 4% driven by demand recovery and GST transition reversal. CLSA holds Colgate Palmolive with a target price of Rs 2,130, despite weak sales. Jefferies rates Laurus Labs underperform, raising its target to Rs 700, citing strong ARV sales but a muted segment outlook.
Macquarie maintains an outperform rating on Hindustan Unilever, anticipating sales growth above 4% driven by demand recovery and GST transition reversal. CLSA holds Colgate Palmolive with a target price of Rs 2,130, despite weak sales. Jefferies rates Laurus Labs underperform, raising its target to Rs 700, citing strong ARV sales but a muted segment outlook.
A suspended PSI has been remanded to police custody until October 30 in connection with a doctor’s alleged rape and abetment of suicide. The doctor’s dying note implicated the PSI and another man. While the PSI surrendered, the other accused, the landlord’s son, was arrested earlier.
Cardiovascular disease often begins subtly, with early warning signs like erectile dysfunction, shortness of breath during mild activity, and swelling in the lower legs. Recognising these subtle clues and seeking medical attention promptly can significantly impact the prevention of severe heart events. Acting on these whispers from your body can lead to crucial interventions.
Walsall police are hunting a white male suspect after a racially aggravated rape of a young woman of Indian heritage. The victim was found distressed on Saturday evening. Authorities have released CCTV footage and are appealing for witnesses. The incident has caused concern in the diverse community, with increased police presence planned.
Walsall police are hunting a white male suspect after a racially aggravated rape of a young woman of Indian heritage. The victim was found distressed on Saturday evening. Authorities have released CCTV footage and are appealing for witnesses. The incident has caused concern in the diverse community, with increased police presence planned.
University of Waterloo students are protesting Bill 33, fearing it will jeopardize vital campus services like mental health support and student media. The provincial government claims the bill enhances oversight, but students argue it strips away their control over programs they fund and value. Student associations are actively campaigning for revisions.
In a shocking incident in Kanpur, a law student fell victim to a vicious assault by a pharmacy owner and three accomplices over a disagreement on pricing. The horrific attack left him with life-threatening injuries, such as a split abdomen and severed fingers. The victim’s family claims that authorities initially misrepresented the case against him.
