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Jsw Energy: A QIP is a way for listed companies to raise capital by issuing shares to eligible institutional bidders. Details of the QIP, dates, and pricing are yet to be determined.

A QIP is a way for listed companies to raise capital by issuing shares to eligible institutional bidders. Details of the QIP, dates, and pricing are yet to be determined.

India Business News: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that retail inflation is stable and within the central bank's tolerance band. She addressed the Opposition'

Budget 2024: Though the Budget will be a vote on account, economists and experts feel the government will maintain its focus on fiscal consolidation, business and taxation law simplification, infrastructure development, support for MSMEs, and financial inclusion.

Responding to a query on the decision to put the toy PLI proposal on hold, DPIIT secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh said, “Currently we are focused on getting these 14 PLI schemes up and running in a good way. For the time being, the new PLI schemes are not being considered and we will focus on ensuring that these existing schemes get implemented well. Thereafter well see.”

Many countries, including the US, follow the Monday-Friday working days for banks. Currently, bank branches in India are closed on second and fourth Saturdays every month.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the burgeoning potential of Indias food processing industry, attributing it to government-friendly policies and urbanization. He spoke at the World Food India 2023 event, endorsing the "one district-one product" plan. PM Modi recognized the food processing industry as a "sunrise sector" that has attracted significant FDI due to pro-farmer and pro-industry policies.

Textiles PLI: The government has decided to extend the deadline for submitting fresh applications for the performance-linked incentive (PLI) scheme in the textile industry, specifically for man-made fiber apparel, fabrics, and technical textile products. Initially, the scheme was open until August 31, but in response to requests from industry stakeholders, the Ministry of Textiles has granted an extension until December 31.

The government has decided to extend the deadline for submitting fresh applications for the performance-linked incentive (PLI) scheme in the textile industry, specifically for man-made fiber apparel, fabrics, and technical textile products. Initially, the scheme was open until August 31, but in response to requests from industry stakeholders, the Ministry of Textiles has granted an extension until December 31.

Companies participating in the first phase of the PLI scheme for the sector have committed to an investment of ₹29,530 crore, with a downstream capacity addition of 24.78 million tonnes. The government has earmarked ₹6,322 crore for providing incentives to the steel sector under the PLI plan.