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“Supreme Court Orders New Jet Airways Owners: Deposit ₹150 Crore by January 31”

Supreme Court Directs Jalan-Kalrock Consortium to Deposit ₹150 Crore by January 31 for Jet Airways Revival

In a crucial development for the revival of the cash-strapped Jet Airways, the Supreme Court has issued a directive to the Jalan-Kalrock consortium, the new owners, to deposit ₹150 crore in the State Bank of India's escrow account by January 31. The court emphasized that failure to comply with this deadline would indicate a breach of the terms outlined in the resolution plan for the airline's revival.

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“IndiGo CEO, Peter Elbers, Pledges Operational Evaluation to Prevent Future Disruptions”

IndiGo CEO Pledges Operational Review After Fog-Related Disruptions

IndiGo's CEO, Peter Elbers, has announced plans to conduct a thorough review of the airline's operations to prevent future disruptions, following the chaos passengers faced due to dense fog in northern India. Despite acknowledging challenges arising from the recent weather conditions, Elbers assured that flight operations are expected to return to normalcy by next week.

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“PepsiCo Unveils Jagrut Kotecha as New CEO for Indian Operations”

PepsiCo Appoints Jagrut Kotecha as CEO for India in Strategic Leadership Transition

In a strategic move reflecting its commitment to a dynamic global approach, PepsiCo India has announced a significant leadership transition. Jagrut Kotecha, currently serving as the Chief Commercial Officer of PepsiCo Africa, Middle-East, and South Africa (AMESA), will take on the role of CEO for PepsiCo India. This change comes as part of the company's leadership reshuffling across AMESA, following Ahmed El Sheikh's shift to take on responsibilities for the Middle East branch after his successful seven-year tenure with the India team.

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“India’s Surging Air Conditioner Ownership and Rising Energy Demand: A Heat-Driven Challenge”

Rapid Rise in Air Conditioner Ownership in India Driven by Escalating Heat

In response to escalating heat in India, air conditioner ownership has surged, with the number of units per 100 households tripling since 2010, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). The IEA revealed that the ownership rate currently stands at 24 units per 100 households, and this number is predicted to skyrocket ninefold by 2050. The rise in air conditioner usage has also had a significant impact on electricity consumption, with a 21% increase observed between 2019 and 2022. As a result, nearly 10% of India's electricity demand is now attributed to the cooling requirements of these devices.

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