Muttahida Majlis-e-Ulema, an amalgam of religious organizations across Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh on Tuesday adopted two resolutions focussing on drug abuse, alcoholism, social media, depression, suicides, environmental issues and larger unity and sectarian harmony within muslims Ummah. Come January 2027, will India’s online platforms get their own Tukaram? Four rules made HDFC Bank a compounder. All four have stopped. Can the new CEO rewrite them? Gold rush on Dalal St as regional jewellers bid to be the next Tanishq Hormuz is a state, not a strait. There are 10 other possible chokepoints for the global economy, including India Will the yuan become the new yen? Bigger or Better: One order from Power Grid Corp added $1 billion to the market cap of a company – Final part Muttahida Majlis-e-Ulema adopted resolutions on drug abuse and the challenges posed by social media. The conference also focused on promoting unity and sectarian harmony within the Muslim Ummah. Religious leaders stressed the role of mosques and madrasas in addressing social concerns. Participants called on the government to reconsider policies related to alcohol promotion. The conference also emphasised sustained grassroots engagement and community awareness programmes.