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    OCTOBER 10

    FBI: Most Wanted Season 6: Everything we know about premiere date, time, plot, cast and characters

    "FBI: Most Wanted" returns for its sixth season on October 15, 2024. The show, airing every Tuesday from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m., follows the Fugitive Task Force under Supervisory Special Agent Remy Scott.

    Adani Ports to raise investment to ₹10,000 crore for new transshipment terminal

    The investment in the first-of-its-kind Vizhinjam port in the state of Kerala is part of the second phase of the project that is expected to finish by 2028, said people familiar with the Adani Group’s plans who did not want to be identified as the details are not announced.

    Israeli army acknowledges October 7 failures. But it says tank strike on home did not kill Israelis

    Israeli military investigation reveals failures in protecting citizens during deadly attack by Hamas militants. Army clears itself in tank strike at Kibbutz Be'eri. Heavy criticism faced, war crimes and genocide allegations. Prime Minister Netanyahu under scrutiny for lack of official state investigation. War ongoing with objective to destroy Hamas.

    Sebi reduces face value of debt securities to Rs 10,000 to boost retail participation

    This, however, would be subject to certain conditions like the issuer should appoint at least one merchant banker, and non-convertible debentures and non-convertible redeemable preference shares be plain vanilla, interest or dividend-bearing instruments.

    Broking stocks fall up to 10% after SEBI calls for uniform charges

    SEBI instructed MIIs to ensure uniform charges benefiting end clients, with changes effective from October 1, 2024. The circular aims to rectify incorrect disclosures, especially regarding charges collected from end clients by MIIs. MIIs are directed to redesign charge structures and communicate with SEBI for compliance.

    Bengal government withdraws 2% stamp duty, 10% circle rate relief for real estate sector

    The West Bengal government has decided to end temporary relief measures for the real estate sector, including a 2 per cent stamp duty reduction and 10 per cent circle rate slash, effective July 1. Initially introduced in October 2021 to combat COVID-19 economic impacts, the benefits were extended multiple times. Sushil Mohta, of CREDAI West Bengal, expressed gratitude for the measures but urged a reconsideration, emphasizing the sector's significant contributions to the state's economy.

    The Economic Times
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