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New Delhi: Today marks the final day for investors to subscribe to the IPOs of Jinkushal Industries and Trualt Bioenergy, two public issues that opened on September 25, 2025. Both have drawn interest from retail and institutional investors, but their Grey Market Premiums (GMPs) show different levels of expected listing gains. Jinkushal Industries IPO: Moderate Premium, Steady Demand The IPO of Jinkushal Industries has received strong demand, clocking a subscription of 6.46 times by 10:15 AM. Its price band tops out at Rs 121 per share, and its grey market premium is around Rs 17 per share. Based on these…

Retailers have told the government that tax rises could further fuel inflation as the pace of shop price rises stepped up in September with increases on home improvement and gardening goods offsetting stabilising food prices.Annual shop price inflation rose to 1.4% in September, up from 0.9% in August, according to the latest monthly report from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) and analysts NIQ.A year and a half of deflation on non-food goods appears set to come to an end, according to the trade body, with prices just 0.1% lower year on year in September compared with an annual drop of…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics content. Here’s what’s happening…-Portland set to see Trump crime crackdown reckoning after 2020’s humiliating violence spree-White House warns veterans’ services at risk if Dems block GOP funding bill-Mamdani proposes massive amount of legal defense funding for immigrants in ‘Trump-proofing’ NYC planShutdown 101The clock is ticking to fund government, and so far, lawmakers do not have a path forward to avert a partial shutdown.The Senate returned to Washington, D.C., on Monday,…

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Monday unveiled a comprehensive peace proposal to end the war in Gaza, nearly two years after Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel.During his visit with Trump at the White House, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly backed the 20-point plan, but Trump acknowledged that Hamas had not agreed to it.The key components of the proposal include the release of all living and dead hostages in Gaza, a requirement for Hamas to lay down its arms, a withdrawal of Israeli troops from the territory, the delivery of humanitarian aid and the installation of a…

New Delhi: Global professional services firm EY on Monday raised India’s real GDP growth projection to 6.7 per cent — up from its earlier estimate of 6.5 per cent, owing to robust GST 2.0 reforms.  The upward revision reflects expectations of monetary easing and stronger domestic demand from GST rate rationalisation amid global uncertainties, according to EY’s Economy Watch September edition. “With Q1 FY26 real GDP growth at 7.8 per cent and stimulation of demand through GST reforms on the one hand, constrained by global headwinds affecting India’s export prospects, both in goods and services, we expect India to still…

Care workers in England are to receive a substantial pay increase from 2028 after the creation of a new body of trade unions and employers designed to stem the exodus of workers from the sector by improving wages and conditions.The health secretary, Wes Streeting, will put £500m behind the initial increase and will begin this year to establish the new negotiating body, which will create a fair pay agreement. However, unions have warned that the future pay increases will need “substantially more” investment.The move was promised as part of a slew of measures in Labour’s workers’ rights package, intended to…

A comedy festival in the capital of Saudi Arabia has become a cultural flash point as major comedians face criticism for accepting seemingly lucrative deals to perform in a country that was virtually impossible to visit until 2019 and a pariah in much of the West for its human rights record.The Riyadh Comedy Festival, which began Friday and runs through Oct. 9, features a variety of big names such as Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart, Aziz Ansari, Pete Davidson, Andrew Schulz, Jo Koy, Bill Burr, Jessica Kirson, Jimmy Carr and Louis C.K.These comedians, most of them American, are now encountering resistance…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Zohran Mamdani, the leading New York City mayoral candidate who has been branded as a “communist” by GOP critics, criticized former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s “record of disgrace” on Monday, framing a two-person race for Gracie Mansion on the heels of Mayor Eric Adams suspending his reelection campaign. The New York City Democratic mayoral nominee accused Cuomo, who is trailing Mamdani by 18 points among New York City registered voters in the latest Fox News survey, of planning to “clear the way” for President Donald Trump’s agenda. “It’s not just about who’s on the ballot.…

New Delhi: The Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI) has issued operational guidelines which earmark an outlay of Rs 2,000 crore for offering subsidies of up to 100 per cent for setting up public charging stations for electric vehicles in cities and across highways under the Rs 10,900 crore PM E-DRIVE scheme. Government premises such as offices, hospitals, educational institutions and central public sector enterprises will receive 100 per cent subsidy on both upstream infrastructure and EV charging equipment, provided the chargers offer free public access, the guidelines state. In the case of bus stations operated by state transport undertakings, metro…

The shock of falling out of the sky faster than any previous government has been a sickening sensation for the assembled MPs and councillors here at Labour conference. Just one year, and already close to crashing. The question is whether Labour’s leader, chancellor and cabinet can tug open enough parachutes to prevent calamity. But the next election is aeons away: only five years ago, Boris Johnson was king of the world, due for another 10 years in No 10. Things go faster, up and down, in this dizzying era. The local elections next May are approached with dread: for many…