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January 28, 2021 Dear Sir/Madam, Pursuant to Regulation 30 of The January 28, 2021 The Secretary, The Manager, Listing Department, Listing Department, BSE Limited, National Stock Exchange of India Limited, 1st Floor, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, 'Exchange Plaza', C-1 Block G, Dalal Street, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (East), Mumbai – 400 001 Mumbai – 400 051 Scrip Code: 531642 Scrip Symbol: MARICO Sub.: Disclosure under Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 (“the SEBI Regulations”) Dear Sir/Madam, Pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI Regulations, please find enclosed a newspaper extract of un- audited consolidated financial results of the Company for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2020, approved by the Board of Directors of the Company at its meeting held on Wednesday, January 27, 2021 and published in the Free Press Journal (English Daily) and Navshakti (Marathi Daily) today i.e., on January 28, 2021. Kindly take the above on record. Thank you. Yours faithfully, For Marico Limited HEMANG Digitally signed by HEMANGI YATEEN GHAG I YATEEN Date: 2021.01.28 GHAG 14:48:56 +05'30' Hemangi Ghag Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Encl.: As above Over 50 passengers dead in Cameroon bus crash YAOUNDE: At least 53 people have died and 21 others The accident occured in Santchou village and survivors WORLDI5 were injured in Cameroon when a bus collided with a truck were rushed to hospitals in the western towns of Dschang early Wednesday in a village in the western part of the and Bafoussam, Awa Fonka Augustine, the governor of the country, officials said. West Region of Cameroon, confirmed. THE FREE PRESS JOURNAL MUMBAI | THURSDAY | JANUARY 28, 2021 WE'LL LET SCIENCE SPEAK AGAIN: BIDEN Impeachment: President Trump lucky calls up top scientists for 2nd time? and public The Democrats who Washington have impeached health Former US _ President Trump need Donald Trump is likely to be acquitted in his im- two-thirds of the experts to peachment trial as the De- vote for the Senate mocrats failed to garner impeachment enough support required regularly from Republican Sena- tors. House to the Senate Mon- brief public The Democrats who day night. have impeached Trump in "The next step, as you all the House charging him have reported and people about the with “incitement of insur- watching at home know, is rection,” needs two-thirds for the Senate to proceed of the vote for the Senate with their trial. He's going pandemic impeachment. Currently to allow them to move for- both the Democrats and ward at the pace and man- the Republicans have 50 ner that the leaders in the members each in the 100- Senate determine. And I "Any questions you have, that's It's a message that helped carry cination campaign in global histo- media appearances by his top sci- seat Senate. can promise you that we how welll handle them because Biden to the White House. As a ry, could hardly be higher. entists and public health officials The Democrats need the will leave the vote count- For nearly a year it was the Trump we're letting science speak again." candidate he warned that the na- Biden is pushing a weary popu- and continued to spread misinfor- support of at least 17 Re- ing to leaders in the Sen- show. Now President Joe Biden is The new briefings, beginning just tion faced a surge of coronavirus lace to recommit to social distanc- mation. publican Senators to ate from now on," White calling up the nation's top scien- a week into Biden's tenure, are cases in what would be a “dark ing measures and mask-wearing, Asked by CNN last week if the reach the two-thirds ma- House Press Secretary tists and public health experts to meant as an explicit rejection of winter"; Trump, for his part, false- pointing to scientific models that lack of candor from the Trump ad- jority mark. Jen Psaki told reporters at regularly brief the American pub- his predecessor's approach to the ly claimed the worst of the virus suggest the practices could save ministration about the virus had Trump is the first US her daily news confer- lic about the pandemic that has coronavirus outbreak. was over. 50,000 lives over the coming cost lives, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the president who is facing an ence. claimed more than 425,000 US President Donald Trump Dr. David Hamer, a professor of months. He has insisted members nation's top infectious disease ex- impeachment trial after Republican Senator lives. claimed center stage and muddled global health and medicine at of his administration model best pert, replied, "You know, it very he left the presidency. Kevin Cramer said the Beginning Wednesday, adminis- the message of the nation's top Boston University's School of Pub- behaviours for the country. likely did." The Trump adminis- This is for the second Senate should not be wast- tration experts will host briefings public health experts in the criti- lic Health, said having briefings Those messages found few cham- tration ended the practice of regu- time in about a year that ing its time holding anoth- three times a week on the state of cal early days of the virus and from health officials that are pions in the former administra- lar scientific briefings early on in Trump is likely to be ac- er impeachment trial. the outbreak, efforts to control it eventually largely muzzled them "based on serious science" would tion, as Trump openly flouted sci- the pandemic, after Trump ex- quitted by the Senate. "We do not have solid and the race to deliver vaccines as the pandemic's mortal toll grew go a long way toward improving ence-based guidance from his own pressed anger over the dire warn- "I can't see how you get constitutional standing to and therapeutics to end it. steeper. public perceptions of the vaccine. administration. Face coverings ings of Centers for Disease Con- 17. I think that was a test impeach a former presi- Expect a sharp contrast from the The new briefings are part of "There's acertain amount of vac- were sparse at his reelection ral- trol and Prevention Dr. Nancy vote," Republican Senator dent, and even if we did, last administration's briefings, Biden's attempt to rebuild public cine hesitancy, and so educating lies and social distancing nearly Messonnier in February about the John Boozman said after this is not the time to use when public health officials were confidence in institutions, particu- people about the vaccine, how it nonexistent. threat from the virus. 45 of the 50 Republican it. As I have said repeated- repeatedly undermined by a presi- larly the federal government, with works, how safe it is and how it can In the weeks leading up to Trump later told journalist Bob Senators voted for the mo- ly, President Trump's com- dent who shared his unproven a commitment to share the bad protect against the disease but also Biden's inauguration, the US set Woodward that he had been "play- tion that the impeach- ments on January 6 were ideas without hesitation. news with the good. slow transmission is really impor- records in new cases and reported ing it down" to avoid creating pan- ment trial of Trump after rash and ill-advised but I "We're bringing back the pros to ‘Tll always level with you about tant," he said. deaths almost by the day, as many ic about the virus. Aides said he he left the presidency is do not believe they meet talk about COVID in an unvar- the state of affairs," he said Tues- The stakes for Biden, whose pres- states reimposed costly restric- also was trying to protect the econ- unconstitutional. the constitutional stan- nished way," Biden told reporters day, repeating a central pledge of idency hinges on his handling of tions to slow the spread of the omy to boost his reelection The article of impeach- dard for impeachment," Tuesday. his inaugural address. the pandemic and the largest vac- virus. Even so, Trump restricted prospects. ment was delivered by the he said. Winter tornado smashes Alabama With river of lava, Mt Biden's {i0/ $0 §000 phone call with Putin AGENCIES / Fultondale lives. At least 30 people were injured as the Merapi erupts again tornado carved a 10-mile (16 kilometer) path James Scott has never lived anywhere other through Birmingham's northern suburbs, MATTHEW LEE AND the delicate balance reports of Russian from the two capitals than a two-story house on hilly Darlene an area severely damaged by a much larger between the former bounties on American emphasised different Drive north of Birmingham. Home will nev- tornado a decade ago. Cold War foes. troops in elements, they both er be the same after a tornado smashed the Ninth-grader Elliott Hernandez, 14, was Indonesia's most active volcano According to the Afghanistan. The suggested that US- structure into pieces, killed another teen and killed and several relatives were critically in- erupted Wednesday with a river of US. President Joe White House, Biden Kremlin, meanwhile, Russia relations will left the community devastated in the middle jured when their home collapsed, trapping lava and searing gas clouds flowing Biden and Russian raised concerns about focused on Putin's re- be guided, at least at of the night. them in the basement, Fultondale Police 3,000 meters down its slopes. No casu- leader Vladimir Putin the arrest of opposi- sponse to Biden's pro- the beginning of the Standing in the middle of the destruction Chief D.P. Smith said. alties were reported.
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