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India News Highlights October 2026: Huge fire breaks out at BEST bus depot in Mumbai
HMSI flags pressure from rising costs
Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India anticipates a booming festive season compared to last year. Dealers are optimistic about the demand during the festivities, and dispatches are proceeding well. Despite better business conditions, rising material costs are creating profitability challenges for the company. The…

Forced to call him 'Dad': Trial over sexual abuse in disabled care home shocks South Korea
The BBC spoke to one of three residents at a care home who were sexually assaulted by a staff member.
Faster registration, easier refunds: Reform rollout with GST 2.0
GST Council plans to unveil substantial reforms aimed at improving business processes and facilitating growth. The proposed changes involve streamlined registration, easier refunds, and a more efficient input tax credit system. Decriminalisation measures are also proposed to alleviate issues for businesses with minor…

Airbus flags A330 jets for stray tools: Why airlines are being asked to inspect aircraft
Airbus SE has requested airlines to conduct extra checks on A330neo aircraft. This reportedly affects A330s built from 2021 to July 2026, complicating the identification of impacted aircraft.

Labuschagne scores century in low-intensity Potchefstroom warm-up
He appears certain to retain his spot at No. 3 for the opening Test against South Africa in Durban next week

Two captive-bred great Indian bustards released in Rajasthan national park
NSW planted bitou bush in 1946; decades later, it spread across 46% of coast
Bitou bush was intentionally planted along the New South Wales coast to stabilize sand dunes. This plant has since spread extensively, covering 46% of the coastline and threatening native vegetation. Infestations of bitou bush replace native plant species and alter animal habitats throughout the region. A Threat…
News in Frames: The old world within a busy market
Vellore’s wholesale market, established in 1868, has grown from 200 shops to more than 700 permanent and 300 temporary shops; alongside its bustling trade, old businesses continue to survive

Fleur to deploy $1 bn as Lemon Tree splits ownership, management businesses
The planned separation will allow Lemon Tree to focus on asset-light hotel management, franchising and branding, while Fleur takes on the capital-intensive business of owning and developing hotels.

Why pastors may not be seen - or heard - preaching on Ghana's buses for much longer
Ghana is a predominantly Christian country where preaching on public transport is widespread.

Not lack of talent, senior business leaders point to these key factors posing obstacles...
Only 5% of leaders attribute execution gaps to talent shortages, a survey by Biz Staffing Comrade revealed. The primary obstacles holding organisations back they felt are shifting priorities and outdated processes.