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Indian insurance companies can now invest in FoF After the unicorn parade we saw this week, theres more reason to cheer for Indian startups, thanks to the IRDAs move to allow Indian insurance companies to invest in Funds of Funds. 0 claps Share on After the unicorn parade we saw this week, theres more reason to cheer for Indian startups, thanks to the IRDAs move to allow Indian insurance companies to invest in Funds of Funds.  The latest IRDA move will mean greater inflow of domestic capital ...

[Startup Bharat] How 4 friends from Bihar are providing people in rural areas access to affordable healthcare Patna-based healthtech startup Medishala aims to bridge the great healthcare divide between urban and rural areas by bringing doctors to the people, instead of the other way around, and enabling affordable care delivery. 0 claps Share on A desire to study took Suman Sourav, Rituraj Swamy, Mohammad Amanullah, and Prince Kumar from various parts of Bihar to Patna in 2014. Their aim was...

Three day-old student passes Class 8, shows Bihar school certificate ​ By IANS | ​ 4 Views   Patna, April 9 : A Transfer Certificate issued by a Bihar school shows that a three day-old student passed Class 8 exams. As per the TC, the student was born on March 20, 2007 while he passed the exam on March 23, 2007. The student identified as Prince Kumar told the mediapersons, "I passed Class 8 on March 23, 2007 from Gosaidas Tengrari Government School in Muzaffarpur. The school provided the ...

172 Patna, April 9 A Transfer Certificate issued by a Bihar school shows that a three day-old student passed Class VIII exams. As per the TC, the student was born on March 20, 2007, while he passed the exam on March 23, 2007. The student identified as Prince Kumar told the mediapersons, "I passed Class VIII on March 23, 2007, from Gosaidas Tengrari Government School in Muzaffarpur. The school provided the TC with my date of birth as March 20, 2007. Interestingly, the principal of the school al...

Natural habitat: Greater Adjutant Storks scavenge for food in Bhagalpur, Bihar   -  M IMRAN KHAN× The birds, locally known as the Garuda, help farmers by killing rats and other farm pests * Once found across South and Southeast Asia, the Greater Adjutant is one of the most threatened stork species in the world * In Bihar, the discovery of breeding pairs and the growth in numbers since 2007 are the happy stories of conservation * A team of young Garuda Saviours has successfully convinced loca...

Facebook0Tweet0Pin0 KNO reports from Indian occupied Kashmir Kupwara, Jan 18: An Indian Army Major allegedly committed suicide on Monday, January 18,