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Non-bank lender Aye Finance has secured Rs 137 crore debt funding from German firm Invest in Visions to support micro and small business units in India. The partnership aims to empower MSMEs and enhance financial inclusion. Aye Finance offers tailored loan products and has disbursed over Rs 10,000 crore to grassroots ventures.

Small and medium enterprise (SME)-focussed lender Aye Finance has raised $16.2 million (around Rs 137 crore) in debt funding from IIV (Invest in Visions) Mikrofinanzfonds ......

Officials say ‘human error’ led to accident

The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is convening a two-day coordination committee meeting with its affiliated organisations in Jammu starting today. The focus is to discuss the evolving political situation in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) and strategies for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Aye Finance, a non-bank lender, aims to increase its borrowing by 70% to Rs 3,400 crore in FY24 compared to Rs 2,000 crore in FY23. The company has already raised Rs 2,100 crore of debt and is confident of meeting its target. It has secured funds from both global and Indian banks and financial institutions.

Experts said another decent source of credit supply to NBFCs was the external commercial borrowing (ECB) route, which too has become less attractive to NBFCs due to taxation and higher hedging costs

A school teacher, 23, in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly died of a heart attack while he was performing prayers with children.

‘Don’t hurt sentiments of those who differ with you’ Avtar Bhat KATRA, Nov 27: Stressing on expansion of organizational work and coordination among the different organs of Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS), Dr Krishan Gopal, Seh Sarkariva of Sangh today urged its activists to work for welfare of the society as a whole. In his concluding address to the two days convention of the RSS here in which the heads of 35 sister organisations of Sangh including senior leaders of BJP […]

Saiyam Jaiswal, a resident of Bareilly in UP, played a prank and donned a Pakistani jersey at the India-Pak match in Dubai this week. However, his pictures created a stir on social media and landed him in trouble back home.

Wading into the row over the “smoking Kali” poster, the RSS said no one should hurt anyone’s religious sentiments.