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File photo of former RBI Deputy Governor N S Vishwanathan Former Reserve Bank of India (RBI) deputy governor N S Vishwanathan on Friday said “the pandemic has made it clear that risks to the banking sector can emanate from non-economic factors”. Banks will have to keep a close watch on their credit and operational risks, and ensure they have adequate capital buffers, he said in his keynote address at the inaugural session of Business Standard’s webinar series in association with SAS, o...

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Migrants fear 2020 replay as Delhi goes into lockdown Migrants fear 2020 replay as Delhi goes into lockdown Last Updated: Wed, Apr 21st, 2021, 10:33:12hrs New Delhi: Geeta Kumari, a migrant daily wager from Nepal, fears that the six-day-long lockdown in Delhi might turn to be a repeat of last year and her family will run out of work and resources soon. Waiting with her family at the Kaushambi Bus depot, ready to leave the city, Kumari says, "We fear that it will be a repeat of last year. What i...

Latest Corona-related news in brief: April 21, 2021 CORONA INFECTION LEVELS IN NORWAY HAVE DECLINED by nearly half since they peaked in mid-March, according to new data from public health institute FHI. That raises prospects that the government will be able to proceed with its cautious reopening program in May and restrictions may be eased even Oslo, which has had the highest infection rates. Last week’s 3,717 new confirmed cases of the Corona virus are down 43 percent from the same time la...

A story of three friends who made big globally by thinking different ANI | Updated: Apr 20, 2021 13:04 IST New Delhi [India], April 20 (ANI/BusinessWireIndia): The success is not measured from how long you are in the game but from how you played it. DArt Design has a similar success story which was initiated seven years ago when three friends, experienced in their own fields of Marketing, Designing, and Operations thought of starting a venture (DArt Pvt Ltd...

India News: VARANASI/MEERUT: The crackle of burning pyres, like the hiss of a giant serpent, feeds the smoke that is bellowing from Varanasi’s Harishchandra Ghat,.

The victims’ kin have no recourse but to pay up. With bodies brought in piles, caretakers have neither the time nor the patience to bargain VARANASI/MEERUT: The crackle of burning pyres, like the hiss of a giant serpent, feeds the smoke that is bellowing from Varanasis Harishchandra Ghat, an old cremation ground on Gangas banks. The heat is intolerable, singeing almost, and Rajesh Singh, 35, who runs a small departmental store in Lahartara, is sweating profusely, waiting for his turn. His unc...

Jamshedpur: Police have arrested a man for killing his wife, two daughters, and their tuition teacher at his house in Jamshedpur’s Kadma locality last week from Dhanbad. Deepak Kumar (40), who worked at the fire brigade department of Tata Steel. He was brought to Jamshedpur on Friday and sent to the jail on Saturday. Forty-year-old fireman told police during interrogation that he actually wanted to kill his friend Roshan and his uncle Prabhu Sao for allegedly cheating him in a transport busi...

As Covid-19 cases surge, Indias Olympic preparation feels the squeeze 3dLucie Bertoldo with AAP As Covid-19 cases surge, Indias Olympic preparation feels the squeeze Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, who is all but certain to qualify for Tokyo, had said after recovering from COVID-19 that the virus had taught him a few lessons, including prioritising his fitness  Anusak Laowilas/NurPhoto via Getty Images The coronavirus pandemic raging across India -- over 200,000 people tested positive for the virus o...

Latest Corona-related news in brief: April 14, 2021 FACED WITH A LOOMING SHORTAGE OF VACCINE in Norway, the head of an expert group studying Corona’s economic impact is urging expansion of the period between the first and second shots. That would allow more Norwegians to get their first shot, and that can help prevent the spread of infection. Steinar Holden, a professor of economics at the University of Oslo, leads the government’s panel that’s evaluating the social and economic consequ...