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Synopsis The body in a letter addressed to Shaktikanta Das, Governor of RBI, said this was for the interests of retail NBFCs who “primarily cater to the funding needs of MSMEs, truck/taxi drivers, machine operators and marginal farmers and provide loans for acquiring the vehicles/tractors/equipments for productive purposes." ThinkStock Photos The second wave has already started impacting industry, with the self-employed having little or nothing to fall back upon. The Finance Industry Development Council ( FIDC) a Representative Body of Non Banking Financial Institutions (NBFCs) has called u...

SR21-10 condemns “xenophobia, racism and violence against the Asian-American community” and calls on the University to do the same. 

How Swansea’s heritage is changing to make way for modern development Many listed buildings have undergone radical transformations in the name of progress Brynhyfryd Chapel in Bryn Street, Landore (Image: Auction House) Want the latest news from Swansea sent straight to your inbox?Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Don't miss anything from your city! Sign up for regular updates When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. ...

BBC News Published image captionArchbishop John Davies will stand down on 2 May The Archbishop of Wales will retire in May after four years as leader of the Church in Wales, it has been announced. The Most Rev John Davies, the 13th man to hold the position, was appointed in 2017 and has also been bishop of Swansea and Brecon since 2008. Mr Davies, 67, will retire from his roles as archbishop and bishop on 2 May. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, said he valued Mr Davies's "wisdom, passion, skill and diplomacy". Andrew John, the Bishop of Bangor, will take over until the election ...

Church of Ireland The Bishop of Derry & Raphoe, the Rt Revd Andrew Forster, seconds the motion to receive the Representative Church Body report The Bishop of Derry & Raphoe, the Rt Revd Andrew Forster, seconds the motion to receive the Representative Church Body report THE money paid out of long-term investments to the Church of Ireland to fund its operations may have to be further reduced, despite the recovery of the markets from the coronavirus crisis, the General Synod has been warned. Henry Saville, who chairs the executive committee of the Church’s Representative Body (RB), sai...