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New Delhi [India], April 30: In a crucial move meant to strengthen the geriatric care in India, VridhCare Quality of Life Foundation India, a humanitarian not-for-profit organisation that works for the welfare of the senior citizens, has facilitated the setting up of specialised physiotherapy units across several old-age homes. This initiative has been made possible through partnerships with large corporations across India who are engaged with CSR activities, including Muthoot Finance, Dabur India Limited, Blue Star and TPA Services Pvt. Ltd., among others, with the objective of addressing the critical gap in the rehabilitation services for the country's growing elderly population.

Dabur India has appointed Herjit S. Bhalla as its new chief executive officer for the India business. This change is effective April 23, 2026. Mohit Malhotra will now serve as the global chief executive officer. Bhalla previously held a senior role at Hershey Company. This leadership transition follows a trend of executive changes across various consumer companies in India.

Dabur India has appointed Herjit S. Bhalla as its new chief executive officer for the India business. This change is effective April 23, 2026. Mohit Malhotra will now serve as the global chief executive officer. Bhalla previously held a senior role at Hershey Company. This leadership transition follows a trend of executive changes across various consumer companies in India.

Stock market today: Experts recommend eight stocks to buy today — Fortis Healthcare, SBI, Bank of India, KFin Technologies, Indus Towers, Bombay Dyeing, Dabur India, and Honasa Consumer

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ET Intelligence Group: The FMCG sector is expected to post a steady March-quarter performance, supported by stable rural demand, gradual urban recovery and volume growth even as pricing remains subdued in several segments. While steady raw material costs during most of the quarter are margin supportive, the recent rise in costs of crude-linked inputs such as packaging materials could weigh on margins. Companies with stronger execution, premium portfolios and better distribution reach are expected to outperform, while category-specific challenges and international headwinds may keep performance uneven across the pack. Hindustan Unilever is expected to report mid-single digit revenue growth led by 4-5% volume growth. Growth is expected to be broad-based, with beauty and wellbeing growing in double-digits, while home care, personal care and foods & beverages are likely to grow in mid-single digits. The demerger of low-margin ice cream business may support operating margin before depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda margin).

ET Intelligence Group: The FMCG sector is expected to post a steady March-quarter performance, supported by stable rural demand, gradual urban recovery and volume growth even as pricing remains subdued in several segments. While steady raw material costs during most of the quarter are margin supportive, the recent rise in costs of crude-linked inputs such as packaging materials could weigh on margins. Companies with stronger execution, premium portfolios and better distribution reach are expected to outperform, while category-specific challenges and international headwinds may keep performance uneven across the pack. Hindustan Unilever is expected to report mid-single digit revenue growth led by 4-5% volume growth. Growth is expected to be broad-based, with beauty and wellbeing growing in double-digits, while home care, personal care and foods & beverages are likely to grow in mid-single digits. The demerger of low-margin ice cream business may support operating margin before depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda margin).

OUR CORRESPONDENT TEZPUR: In a major step towards promoting sustainable water management in rural areas, a community-based water conservation project was inaugurated at Batabari village under Ghoramari Gram Panchayat in Balipara Block of Sonitpur district. The initiative has been implemented under the Dabur Jeevandhara programme of Dabur India Ltd. as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts. The project, formally inaugurated by District Commissioner Ananda Kumar Das, primarily involved the scientific rejuvenation and deepening of an existing pond to enhance water storage and ensure year-round availability. As per official data, the pond’s storage capacity has increased from 16,316.8 cubic metres to 21,903.23 cubic metres. With average rainfall, the total storage potential is estimated at 29,569 kilolitres across an area of 7 bighas. The improved water body is expected to benefit around 1,364 residents of Batabari and nearby villages by enhancing irrigation facilities, supporting livestock and fisheries, reducing dependence on distant water sources, and strengthening resilience to climate variability.

OUR CORRESPONDENT TEZPUR: In a major step towards promoting sustainable water management in rural areas, a community-based water conservation project was inaugurated at Batabari village under Ghoramari Gram Panchayat in Balipara Block of Sonitpur district. The initiative has been implemented under the Dabur Jeevandhara programme of Dabur India Ltd. as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts. The project, formally inaugurated by District Commissioner Ananda Kumar Das, primarily involved the scientific rejuvenation and deepening of an existing pond to enhance water storage and ensure year-round availability. As per official data, the pond’s storage capacity has increased from 16,316.8 cubic metres to 21,903.23 cubic metres. With average rainfall, the total storage potential is estimated at 29,569 kilolitres across an area of 7 bighas. The improved water body is expected to benefit around 1,364 residents of Batabari and nearby villages by enhancing irrigation facilities, supporting livestock and fisheries, reducing dependence on distant water sources, and strengthening resilience to climate variability.