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RBI’s policy stance very balanced: India Inc. After the RBI announced that it is maintaining the status quo with regard to its policy stance, India Inc. has reacted very positively to the developments. Here are some of the reactions. Apr 7, 2021 Despite a pause in rates, RBIs latest policy does enough to boost liquidity and revive growth engines. Image: Sanjay Rawat The Reserve Bank of India today announced its monetary policy, wherein it kept the repo rate unchanged at 4%, and retai...

Representative image. RANCHI: Nearly 1,000 passengers, who are arriving by trains from high-burden states to Ranchi and Hatia railway stations, will be screened for Covid-19 from Tuesday onwards. A decision in this regard was taken by top officials of the Ranchi district administration during a meeting with their counterparts of the Ranchi railway division at the latter’s headquarters at Hatia. Talking to TOI, Bundu sub-divisional officer Utkarsh Gupta said, “We decided to increase the n...

Image used for representational purpose only RANCHI: Despite directives from the deputy commissioner on Wednesday to deploy teams to check passengers at four locations of the state capital — two railway stations and two bus stands — no Covid tests were conducted at the Khadgarha and ITI bus stands and Hatia railway station on Thursday. Member of the bus owners’ association at Khadgarha stand, Kishore Mantri said, “Not a single passenger was tested at the bus stand today (Thursday). The...

Ranchi: From an MLA arriving at the Jharkhand Assembly in traditional wear to highlight women’s issues, the women staff at Ranchi railway division manning the entire division, the chief minister felicitating women for putting up a relentless fight during the pandemic to legal experts discussing women’s rights, the International Women’s Day was an eventful affair in Ranchi on Monday. Congress’s Mahagama MLA Dipika Pandey Singh arrived at Vidhan Sabha clad in a saree, which is the unifor...

IAS officer removed after awkward picture went viral IAS officer removed after awkward picture went viral The State Government Has Removed The IAS Officer From Udhampur After He Posted An Awkward Pictures Went Viral On Social Media. Three Pictures Of The Bureaucrat In An Awkward Position On Bed Went Viral On WhatsApp And Facebook Has Raged Anger Among The Public. PTI | Updated on: 05 Aug 2017, 12:03:01 AM Jammu: The state government has removed the IAS officer fr...

(MENAFN - IANS) y Navneet Singh New Delhi, Feb 12 (IANS) India hasnt secured an Olympic Games quota in mens 25m rapid pistol, but the shooting world governing body could allot individual quota to the shooter who accumulates good ranking points by May 31, the deadline for allotting individual quotas. Worlds 12th ranked Anish Bhanwala, the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games champion in this event, seems to have the brightest chance from India to secure the individual quota. However, the 18-yea...

Weekly Dossier | Rupen Rajguru, Harsha Upadhyaya & others on market trends, investment strategy The long-term outlook for the market is positive, however, occasional profit-booking cannot be ruled out. February 13, 2021 / 11:32 AM IST The Indian market ended in the green for the second consecutive week despite visible signs of profit-booking.  Equity benchmarks the Sensex and the Nifty rose about two percent for the week compared to the 2.5 percent gain in the S&P BSE midcap index and 2.7...

DAILY VOICE | This fund manager with experience of over 2 decades has advise for retail investors post Budget Retail Investors would indeed laud the budget as it has touched upon the key imperative sectors of the economy, says Kumar. February 12, 2021 / 07:56 AM IST Niraj Kumar, CIO, Future Generali India Life Insurance highlights that the Budget has laid the foundation for a growth conducive platform which will percolate into strong equity market performance over the next few years. In an ...

Insurers welcome hike in FDI cap in insurance PTI Mumbai: The government’s proposal to hike foreign direct investment (FDI) limit in the insurance sector to 74 per cent has been welcomed by experts. They said this move will bring in new sources for funding for the players, which will help them in strengthening their solvency. The move will also help in improving insurance penetration and job creation. It would result in an increase in merger and acquisition activity in the secto...

India’s New Rules for Insurance Investments Could Attract U.S., European Insurers February 1, 2021 NEW DELHI – The Indian government on Monday said it plans to raise limits on how much foreign companies can invest in the country’s insurance industry, a move that could attract inflows from U.S. and European insurers. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her budget speech for 2021-22 said the government would allow foreign direct investment of up to 74%...