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Finmin to Meet Heads of Banks on February 22; To Review Progress ECLGS for MSMEs - Vimarsana News

Finmin to Meet Heads of Banks on February 22; To Review Progress ECLGS for MSMEs

The meeting, to be chaired by Financial Services Secretary Vivek Joshi, would also see participation from top private sector lenders HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank.

Source: india.com
Finance Minister to meet bank heads to review progress ECLGS for MSMEs on Feb 22 - Vimarsana News

Finance Minister to meet bank heads to review progress ECLGS for MSMEs on Feb 22

The meeting, to be chaired by Financial Services Secretary Vivek Joshi, would also see participation from top private sector lenders HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank.

Finance Ministry to meet heads of top PSBs, private lenders on Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Finance Ministry to meet heads of top PSBs, private lenders on Wednesday

The meeting will be chaired by Financial Services Secretary Vivek Joshi and extension of ECLGS and LGSCAS beyond March 31 will be on agenda

Chandigarh: Pipeline damage leaves most southern areas without water - Vimarsana News

Chandigarh: Pipeline damage leaves most southern areas without water

Water supply to a number of sectors was affected today after the main pipeline was damaged during digging operations at an under-construction house in Sector 34.

Hong Kong's jobless rate rises to 9-month high of 5 per cent as social-distancing curbs put job market under 'severe pressure' - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong's jobless rate rises to 9-month high of 5 per cent as social-distancing curbs put job market under 'severe pressure'

Rolling three-month figure from January to March up 0.5 percentage points amid city’s tough social-distancing restrictions, with 26,900 more people losing their jobs.

Source: scmp.com