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Jio scraps another low cost prepaid recharge plan!
It is getting costlier and costlier to recharge prepaid plans of different telecoms in the country.
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Watching TV to become cheaper!
Television viewing is continuously falling in India. According to Trai, number of active DTH connections in household in India fell from 7.1 crore in September, 2020, to 6.5 crore in June, 2023.
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Bank Of Baroda adds ‘Video Re-KYC’ feature to its kitty!
Apart from Bank of Baroda, IDBI Bank, HDFC Bank, Bank Of Maharashtra, Punjab & Sind Bank are some of the other banks which provide the feature of KYC update through video calls.
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Poorest MP in Rajya Sabha is from AAP; richest from Bharatiya Rashtriya Samithi
Bharatiya Rashtriya Samithi not only has the richest Rajya Sabha MP but also its MPs have the highest wealth when taken together.
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598 bed Indian Army hospital in Srinagar gets AI based CT scanner from NSE
The CT scanner will come of immense use in aiding treatment of Army personnel wounded in gunshots and bomb attacks in the region
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Planning to buy Alto K10? This is how you can save more than Rs 55,000!
Offers are also valid on Celerio, Swift and Wagon R till August 31, 2023
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Why is GoI selling stake in IRFC?
The Government of India is mulling 11.36 per cent stake sale in financing arm of Indian Railways, the Indian Railway Finance Corp (IRFC).
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SBI extends deadline of specific tenor scheme of “400 days” Amrit Kalash
IDBI Bank has also extended “Amrit Mahotsav FD” scheme to September 30, 2023
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Senior citizens to get 8.05 per cent on Axis Bank FDs! How much will you get?
The second highest interest rate that citizens can get on fixed deposits with the private lender is 7.20 per cent. Account holders will have to open FDs for 2 years to 30 months to get interest rate of 7.20 per cent. Senior citizens will get 7.95 per cent.
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Veggies push inflation to 15-mth-high of 7.44%
If this trend continues, the central bank may not cut interest rate in near future or may be even consider raising rates. This will force banks to increase lending rates in the country. EMIs may go up as a result. Currently, the repo rate stands at 6.50 per cent.
