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Private banks in India are facing a high rate of attrition, particularly amongst younger entry-level employees due to high demand for loans. Last year, HDFC Banks turnover rate rose to 34%, Axis Bank was at 35% and Kotak Mahindra Bank recorded a surge in at approximately 50% whilst Yes Banks attrition hit 43%. The attrition rate is caused by increasing pressure on frontline staff to fulfil the demand for loans.

Indias private lenders are contending with soaring attrition amid strong demand for loans and the rush to capture a larger share of the crowded market. ...

As an interim measure, the admission policy framed by the Court in an order passed last year, by which it had allowed 15% weightage for interviews, shall be followed for the Academic Year 2023-24.

HDFC Bank, India's largest private lender, saw its employee turnover rate over the last year rise to 34%, while Axis Bank was at nearly 35%. Kotak Mahindra Bank's attrition surged to about 50%, with smaller peer Yes Bank in toe at 43%.

The Uttar Pradesh Police believes that over 9,000 suspected Rohingya have been living illegally in various districts across the state after sneaking in through northeastern states.The process of their identification is underway and many other ...

On Monday, 74 Rohingya, including 55 men, 14 women and five minors, were taken into custody during a comprehensive drive carried out by the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) to identify illegal immigrants staying in the state

On Monday, 74 Rohingya, including 55 men, 14 women and five minors, were taken into custody during a comprehensive drive carried out by the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) to identify illegal immigrants staying in the state

After a two-day lull, intense rains and thundershows lashed Hyderabad again on Monday evening, bringing the city to a grinding halt. Right from the IT

They reside in camps on the outskirts, on roadsides near railway stations and bus stands as well as slums that have recently come up on deserted stretches in cities

The Allahabad High Court granted bail to four accused in the Uttar Pradesh Mass Religious Conversion Racket case last week. The case concerns mass