A viral trend claims toothpaste can clear cloudy car headlights, but experts say it only improves appearance without restoring proper light output. With reduced beam intensity, drivers can face worse night visibility and higher safety risks. Restoration kits work better for mild clouding, while severe damage may require headlight replacement for reliable nighttime performance.
India’s auto sector is expected to sustain strong demand for the next 2–3 quarters, with growth likely to remain elevated through CY26. Improving affordability and a firmer rural sentiment are supporting volume gains across passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and two-wheelers. At the same time, rising global risks could weigh on exports and margins, even as EV adoption accelerates.
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Mahindra & Mahindra delivered a 42% jump in fiscal fourth-quarter net profit, with revenue rising and strength across automotive, farm equipment, and services. While supply chain disruptions persisted, the company’s diversified model helped it outperform. The EV arm stands out, leading the eSUV market by revenue, even as auto margins remain flat.
Indian markets ended sharply lower, with FMCG, banking and auto stocks weighing on sentiment. Still, several individual shares saw dramatic moves following earnings reports. While some companies slipped on results, others climbed, including Syngene and Newgen, highlighting how quickly corporate updates can override broader market weakness.
Indian markets closed volatile, with IT, energy, and auto stocks weighing sentiment. Amid GST-triggered expectations and rate-related moves, select counters such as Atul Auto, Moschip, DOMS, and ITC saw gains, while Ola Electric, Delta Corp, and Nazara ended lower. Traders remained focused on how policy signals translate into near-term demand.
After an eight-day losing streak, the Nifty and Sensex finally closed higher, lifted by private banks, auto, and IT. Sun TV, Netweb, Tata Motors, Pfizer, and HUDCO jumped sharply, while Hyundai and Indian Bank fell. Traders pointed to the RBI’s neutral policy stance as the catalyst for a sudden, uneven market reaction.
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