Inox Wind Shares Drop 8% as Q4 Net Profit Falls 45% Year-on-Year
Inox Wind shares witnessed a sharp decline of 8% after the company reported a 45% drop in consolidated net profit for the fourth quarter. The profit fell to Rs 105.68 crore, primarily due to lower operational revenue and a 5% increase in total expenses. Revenue for the quarter slipped to Rs 1,244 crore. The weak earnings report has led to cautious sentiment among investors, as the company struggled with rising costs despite a generally active renewable energy sector.
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Jamaat Faction Supports Jammu and Kashmir Anti-Drug Initiative in Kulgam
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The Jammu and Kashmir administration, led by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, has announced plans to set up state-run rehabilitation centers across the region to support individuals recovering from drug addiction. This initiative follows a successful crackdown on drug trafficking, which has resulted in over 900 FIRs and 1,000 arrests. Officials noted that the campaign has successfully disrupted the financial networks linking narcotics to terrorism while encouraging more citizens to seek medical treatment. The new centers aim to provide structured support as part of a broader socio-economic effort to stabilize the region and improve public health outcomes.
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Ladakh Activists Dispute Government Record of Talks, Warn of New Protests
Disagreements have resurfaced between the Union government and Ladakh representatives regarding a draft record of their recent discussions on the region's political future. Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk and the Leh Apex Body (LAB) claim that the Ministry of Home Affairs omitted critical points from the summary document, particularly concerning constitutional safeguards. While the Ladakh Chief Secretary maintained that the draft was shared in good faith for feedback, the LAB has demanded immediate corrections. Local leaders have warned of renewed demonstrations, including hunger strikes, if their concerns regarding political autonomy and regional protections are not accurately addressed.