The Latest Breaking News from PG

The consumer goods market is poised for significant growth this year and beyond, thanks to solid consumer spending. Therefore, quality consumer stocks Procter & Gamble (PG), Swatch Group (SWGAY) and Unilever (UL) may be worth buying right now. Read on.

UGC plans to make credit courses on Indian culture and traditions compulsory in both UG and PG programmes; training programme covers Vedic texts, philosophy, vocabulary, and research methods

Seven players have already broken the $100,000 mark in season earnings, three more than any other year.

Congress questions Union govt. for changing NEET-PG eligibility norms; slams Eknath Shinde-led Maharashtra govt. for deaths in Nanded hospital due to lack of medicines; alleges private medical colleges will make thousands of crores by selling seats; accuses govt. of gross negligence & MP of forcing medical superintendent to wash toilets.

Lexi Thompson, fresh off the Solheim Cup, posts first top-10 of the season on the LPGA.

Govt. to bring uniformity in UG, PG semester exams to facilitate students taking competitive exams. MC Sudhakar has instructed the Karnataka State Higher Education Council to conduct a comprehensive study & submit a report. Reform to take 2-3 yrs to implement.

Medical postgraduate students in Kerala, under the banner of the Kerala Medical Postgraduates’ Association, are striking work for 24 hours on September 29 in protest against the government’s alleged neglect of the long-standing issues raised by medicos, including that of stipend hike.

Procter & Gamble (PG) is a well-known name in the consumer staples sector and is popular among investors during market uncertainties. However, considering its ongoing legal challenges, is it the right pick now? Let’s discuss.

A major fire broke out at a paying guest accommodation in Mukherjee Nagar, popular for its UPSC coaching centres, on Wednesday evening. It was the second such incident of a fire breakout in the area within a span of four months.

Congress calls Centre’s decision to reduce NEET PG 2023 qualifying percentile to zero "shocking". Government U-turn from stand taken in HC last year.

Health Ministry clarifies that reducing NEET-PG cut-off to "zero" means seats will be offered till exhausted, through online, transparent counselling process. 13,000 seats still vacant this year. Move will benefit students, ensure transparency & eliminate seat selling.