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Indian markets seen subdued on sell-off in global peers; Airtel, Jet in focus Premium On Thursday, the BSE Sensex ended at 51,039.31, up 257.62 points or 0.51%. The Nifty closed at 15,097.35, up 115.35 points or 0.77%. (Mint) 2 min read Share Via Read Full Story MUMBAI: Indian stock markets may see a muted session on Friday following a sell-off in global peers. Trends in SGX Nifty futures suggest a negative start to domestic benchmark indices. On Thursday, the BSE Sensex ended at 51,039.31, up 257.62 points or 0.51%. The Nifty closed at 15,097.35, up 115.35 points or 0.77%. TRENDING STORIESS...

Delhi University to train 2,000 Singapore students in Indian dance, music Premium . Updated: 26 Feb 2021, 04:59 PM IST PTI The collaboration with Delhi University opens up new vistas to SIFAS students, teachers and also to the people of the South East Asian region to work together, president of Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society said Share Via Read Full Story The University of Delhi will train 2,000 Singapore students in Carnatic and Hindustani music, as well as in Indian dance and other art forms under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed this week. As part of the MoU signed virtuall...

End of curbs on pvt banks to ease PSB stake sale plan Premium Share Via Read Full Story The decision to allow private sector banks to conduct government banking transactions is the first step towards the privatization of a few state-owned banks, experts said. According to them, public sector banks that are slated to be privatized have been conducting government banking transactions, and any change in their ownership status would have hampered continuity. That apart, focus on digital transactions will help private lenders as the reliance on branches for conducting government transactions, so f...

The process will be started in the next few months, according to news report.SBI’s plans to list the mutual fund arm is part of its strategy to extract more value from its units after divesting some of its stakes in its life insurance and cards businesses last year

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