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New Delhi: The month of August concluded with a 2.84 per cent year-on-year (YoY) growth, led by upticks in performances in 2-wheelers (2.18 per cent), passenger vehicles (0.93 per cent), and commercial vehicles (8.55 per cent), while tractors registered a 30.14 per cent YoY growth. Only 3-wheelers declined by 2.26 per cent, as well as construction equipment by 26.45 per cent, as per a FADA report. FADA President, C S Vigneshwar said, “In festive cheer, with Onam and Ganesh Chaturthi heralding the season of joy. Customers continued to show strong enthusiasm with high enquiries and robust bookings, ensuring that vehicles…

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England’s schools watchdog, Ofsted, is to press ahead with the introduction of its new inspection regime in November, including a colour-coded report card for parents, despite widespread opposition from headteachers and unions.An “exceptional” judgment will become the highest of five grades to be awarded across six different inspection areas, as first reported in the Guardian last month, as part of the overhaul prompted by the suicide of the Reading headteacher Ruth Perry after a visit by Ofsted.However, teaching unions and school leaders said the new inspection framework with its “Nando’s-style” scorecard was “even worse” than the current regime and would…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett pushed back against partisan portrayals of the Supreme Court, telling Fox News’ Bret Baier that justices “wear black, not red or blue” and follow the Constitution, not politics.She appeared on Fox to promote her new book, “Listening to the Law,” and to address public perceptions of the Court’s work and independence.Barrett stressed that the Court is not divided into partisan teams. She also defended its approach to presidential power, clarified misconceptions about the Dobbs decision, and reflected on her originalist judicial philosophy.Her book touches on details…

Gurugram: JSW MG Motor India has revised pricing for its ICE SUV range to pass on the full benefits of a Goods and Services Tax (GST) reduction. After Mahindra, Tata, Hyundai and several other carmakers, JSW MG Motor India also announced that it has passed on the full benefits of the recent GST reduction to customers across its ICE SUV range, including Astor, Hector and Gloster, effective from September 07, 2025. The Gloster received the highest price cut of up to Rs 3.04 lakh. The Astor now attracts 40% GST, reduced from 45% (GST + Cess rate), resulting in a…

The French government was thrown into fresh turmoil Monday as lawmakers fired the prime minister, the latest leader tossed out by a deeply divided legislature.Parliamentarians on the left and right ousted François Bayrou with a whopping 364-194 vote against him in a motion of no confidence. They are unhappy about his proposal to make drastic cuts of around 44 billion euros ($51 billion) to next year’s budget, an unpopular attempt to resolve France’s economic woes.A statement from the Élysée Palace said that French President Emmanuel Macron will appoint a new prime minister “in the coming days.”After the vote, some politicians…

Union chiefs have warned that Labour must do more to tackle the threat of the populist right amid concerns the party is losing support among working people to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK.Paul Nowak, the general secretary of the TUC, urged the government to show working people “whose side you are on”, saying too many felt that Labour’s promise of change was just a slogan.A second union chief told the Guardian that Keir Starmer had been “too scared, too reticent” to take the fight to Farage and was not doing enough to make a vocal case for Labour values on the…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Some epic drama in the first two weeks of the college football season.The defending national champion Ohio State Buckeyes shut down the then-No. 1-ranked Texas Longhorns at the goal line three times. Ohio State quickly curbed talk about the greatness of Texas quarterback Arch Manning. The Buckeyes are now the No. 1 team in the country. Especially after they shellacked Grambling State 70-0 in Week 2.Florida State whipped Alabama. And we haven’t even talked about Bill Belichick’s coaching debut at North Carolina.So settle in for quite a season between now and mid-January.But…

New Delhi: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Monday announced revised settlement schedules for the equity and derivatives segments in view of settlement holidays declared on September 5 and 8, 2025, by clearing corporations.  The holidays, observed on the occasion of Id-E-Milad, mark the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad. While trading on stock exchanges will remain open, no clearing or settlement will take place on these dates as depositories NSDL and CDSL will remain shut. Consequently, fund and securities transfers will be processed on the subsequent working days. Add Zee News as a Preferred Source According to…

MILAN — Giorgio Armani was the king of Italian fashion, a designer loved by Hollywood stars. And yet, his final resting place was far from all the glitz and glamor — in his family tomb in the provincial town where he was born. His funeral Monday was a small ceremony in the presence of only his closest family and friends.For those who knew him, the end of Armani’s life illustrated the cipher that he was, private and true to his roots and his humble beginnings.“He had a very hard start,” his biographer, Renata Molho, said outside Armani’s funeral chamber. “He…