Oil Companies Reject Karnataka's '31% Ethanol In Petrol' Claim, Question Sampling Procedure

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• OMCs reject Karnataka’s high-ethanol fuel claim

  State allegations regarding non-compliant retail fuel blends have triggered a formal defense from public sector energy suppliers seeking to reassure consumers about vehicle safety and fuel standards. The fuel distributors insist that automated facility processes make excessive blending virtually impossible under existing refinery controls. To resolve the dispute, the suppliers are pushing for standardized re-evaluations following established statutory guidelines.

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• Noel Tata to exit Titan board on November 12

  The transition complies with group-wide corporate governance mandates that require Non-Executive, Non-Independent Directors to retire upon reaching 70 years of age. Having served on this specific board since March 2022, the four-decade group veteran will relinquish his positions as both director and Vice-Chairman. The planned departure focuses attention on his leadership footprint across multiple major affiliated enterprises.

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• Google executive Donald Harrison resigns from SpaceX board

  The high-level leadership departure ends a board tenure spanning more than a decade at the Elon Musk-led rockets-to-AI company. Elon Musk's venture confirmed the exit was amicable and involved no disagreements regarding operations, policies, or practices. The move unfolds even as Google expands its equity exposure to the aerospace firm.

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