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    Hotels in India move ahead of global peers in sustainability goals

    Top hotel chains in India are setting high sustainability goals, with targets like 100% green certified buildings and significant reductions in plastic waste. The hospitality industry is embracing renewable energy and innovative technologies, driving sustainability efforts ahead of global peers, thereby creating a more environmentally friendly travel experience.

    Should investors book some profits, or just stay invested? Vinay Paharia explains

    Vinay Paharia, CIO of PGIM India MF, highlighted a growing bubble in low-quality and low-growth market segments, urging investors to steer clear. He advocated for portfolios featuring high-growth, high-quality companies. PGIM’s multi-cap fund targets these companies in various market segments, with a keen eye on sectors like healthcare, consumer discretionary, and financials.

    RBI, Sebi look to facilitate local issuance of green bonds

    To enable companies to issue Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) bonds locally, the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) chief general manager Dimple Bhandia talked about the need for an enabling framework for such green bonds within the country, at an Assocham event Friday.

    CBI probing Hindalco & MoEF ex-Director over green nod to Talabira Project in 2014-15

    The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is probing Hindalco Industries Ltd (HIL) and former MoEF director Dr T Chandini for alleged corruption involving excess coal mining from 2000 to 2013. The violations occurred in critically polluted areas, leading to the reallocation of mines in 2015-16. Hindalco no longer owns these mines.

    House of the Dragon Season 3: Here’s what you can expect based on the book

    As "House of the Dragon" concludes its second season, fans eagerly anticipate the dramatic events of Season 3. Based on George R.R. Martin's "Fire & Blood”, here’s what you can expect from the upcoming series.

    IIFCL targets Rs 75000 crore loan book this fiscal

    "We are expecting to cross a loan book of over Rs 75000 crore this fiscal. We had touched almost Rs 60,000 crore last fiscal" said PR Jaishankar, Managing Director, IIFCL at the company’s stakeholders meet in Mumbai on Friday.

    The Economic Times
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