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As I write these words, my heart is heavy. For almost 500 days, I’ve lived in a nightmare that no mother should ever endure. My son, Alon, spent his 24th birthday earlier this week in the dark tunnels of Hamas, chained, tortured and abused – his second birthday in captivity. Alon is my eldest son….
Missouri AG backs up Trump’s birthright citizenship order, argues 14th Amendment has been ‘perverted’
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Emami’s MD, Harsha Vardhan Agarwal, new Ficci president, states that consumption slowdown, impacted by inflation, will take a few quarters to normalize. He suggests controlling inflation and boosting government spending to revive demand, noting a mixed bag for FMCG with rural uptick and urban slowdown.
