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Washington: India’s debt to GDP ratio increased from 74 per cent to 90 per cent during the COVID-19 pandemic, the International Monetary Fund has said, noting that it expects this to drop down to 80 per cent as a result of the country’s economic recovery. Paolo Mauro, Deputy Director, IMF’s Fiscal Affairs Department told reporters […]
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Prime minister urges all eligible to take the vaccine
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RIL's promoters and persons acting in concert (PAC) failed to disclose the acquisition of more than 5% stake in the company way back in 2000, SEBI said in its order
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Most of the global industry leaders are keen to expand or set up a manufacturing base in India and are "positive" about the kind of incentives proposed under the PLI scheme, the Centre said
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RBI’s decision to maintain its high GDP growth forecast helped the market to calm down its fears
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Analysts said that April 7's loss—wherein the rupee tumbled 105 paise to end the day at 74.47 against the US dollar—has turned the rupee into Asia's worst-performing currency so far this month
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Indian companies selected under the PLI scheme were Lava, Bhagwati (Micromax), Padget Electronics, UTL Neolyncs and Optiemus Electronics
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The funding round also saw participation of Groww's existing investors — Sequoia India, Ribbit Capital, YC Continuity and Propel Venture Partners
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The RBI has now unveiled guaranteed liquidity support through the announcement of G-SAP, a secondary market purchase of G-secs, with Rs 1 lakh crore commitment in Q1
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Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar said Mumbai had only 1.76 lakh doses of Covishield, the mainstay of the vaccination drive, till April 6 afternoon and this figure could have gone down by now