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Facing an alarming 40 per cent water loss due to dilapidated supply infrastructure, the Solan Municipal Corporation (SMC) finds itself in a financial crisis, with mounting water dues threatening its ability to fund development.

Union Steel Ministry disappoints leaders and activists by rejecting merger of RINL with SAIL, despite demands and protests.

US natural gas futures declined due to increased production and milder weather forecasts, which are expected to lower cooling demand.

Asian middle distillates markets saw limited trading activity, with the swap backwardation structure weakening. Traders anticipate upcoming September refiner spot sales.

APTDC MD Amrapali Kata highlights Andhra Pradesh's tourism initiatives and MICE infrastructure development at industry leaders connect in Chennai.

India’s second-biggest steel maker by capacity reported that consolidated net profit for the April-June quarter more than doubled year-on-year to ₹2,077.68 crore, aided by better realisations in India and narrowing losses in its UK business.

Hello and welcome to NDTV Profit's exclusive live coverage of the first-quarter earnings season. The financial landscape is buzzing today, with approximately 115 companies set to announce their performance for the June quarter. The results will cover their financial performance for the April to June quarter.

Markets tracked strong Q1 performers like Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Steel, and Navin Fluorine, which posted solid profit growth. Hitachi Energy led gains with a staggering 1,163% profit surge. Meanwhile, IndiGo and IIFL Finance saw profits dip due to rising costs. Jio Financial Services is also in focus after announcing a major ₹15,825 crore fundraise. These are the stocks to watch out for tomorrow.

Hello and welcome to NDTV Profit's exclusive live coverage of the first-quarter earnings season. The financial landscape is buzzing today, with approximately 115 companies set to announce their performance for the June quarter. The results will cover their financial performance for the April to June quarter.

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