AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEconomy Watch: India’s GDP grew 7.8% in the April-June quarter, beating forecasts and easing fears that West Asia shocks would hit growth; Finance Ministry said activity, inflation and the external position stayed “relatively stable,” while Congress called the numbers a “Greatly Distorted Picture.” Mumbai Civic Health: Bombay High Court urged BMC and citizens to act on a “war-footing” to make Mumbai free from garbage and litter. Mumbai Transport: Auto and taxi minimum fares in Mumbai will rise from September 1 (autos to ₹27, cabs to ₹33). Mumbai Real Estate: Property registrations in Mumbai hit a 14-year high in August at 12,503, with stamp duty collections up. J&K Sports: Jammu and Kashmir plans a five-year Khelo India push, targeting about ₹1,000–1,200 crore for sports infrastructure and talent. International Desk: India rejected a Permanent Court of Arbitration order on the Indus Waters Treaty, saying the body has no jurisdiction. Health & Science: Exosomes are being studied as a promising option for hair and scalp health; UNICEF and LDS Church announced $1.2 million for maternal and newborn care in South Asia. Tech & Business: Hyundai Capital India begins auto financing for dealers, with retail loans planned later.
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