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Stocks in news: Vedanta, Bajaj Finserv, IndusInd Bank, Bank of Maharashtra, Triveni EngineeringVedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal reaffirmed the company's commitment to unlocking value, saying the four new companies that will emerge from t...- "Congress' long-term plan to create rift with help of lies": Maharashtra Dy CM on claims of Atal Setu cracksMaharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis dismissed allegations of structural danger to the Atal Setu as false claims by Congress...
- Rahul Gandhi, Aaditya Thackeray should apologise for remarks based on news report over EVMs: Sanjay NirupamShiv Sena leader Sanjay Nirupam called for apologies from Rahul Gandhi and Aaditya Thackeray for spreading misinformation about EVM tamperi...
- Content startup Lokal raises $14.6 million funding from Global Brain, SIF, othersThe Bengaluru-headquartered company will use the fresh funds to expand in existing markets, launch new categories and product capabilities,...
- Mumbai to be unlocked by the end of February: MayorMumbai's Mayor Kishori Pednekar on Tuesday said that all restrictions in the city will be lifted and Mumbai will be unlocked by the end of ...
- Market bouncing back so fast a very healthy sign: Sudip Bandyopadhyay“We like IT, especially digital focused companies and infrastructure and construction as well as Indian economy-facing stocks. ”
- Maharashtra: Level 3 is now base level, no further easing of curbsThe government has effectively done away with the first two levels of unlocking —Level 1 and 2—that offered the most relaxations, citing th...
- Dine-in business stages a comeback but a third of eateries may have shut permanentlyWhile industry estimates say 30% of restaurants and bars have shut permanently, unable to withstand the five-month-long cash burn on accoun...
- Delhi government looks at ways of boosting excise revenues, seeks suggestionsThe Delhi government is also working on a new excise policy for which NRAI had provided suggestions in October. NRAI’s suggestions included...
- Illegal to not allow doorstep delivery of newspapers: Maharashtra Societies Welfare Association"In these times of acute disinformation, hyperbole, rumours and fake news, it is newspapers that bring credibility and uphold the right of ...
- Multiplex stocks ready to sing in the rainAnalysts said while some business is better than businesses being shut since March, there is still a long way to go for a return to normalc...
- Film industry rejoice as government allows theatres to open from October 15The announcement has spread a huge cheer among the cinema owners as well as filmmakers, who have been lobbying to the central and state gov...
- We have not 'unlocked' as efficiently as we locked down: IAS officer CK MishraIAS officer CK Mishra chaired the Centre’s empowered group on Covid-19 testing, hospital assessment and disease surveillance until May end ...
- 8 states account for 90% active coronavirus cases in India: GoM on COVID-19 informedThe GoM, which held its 18th meeting under the chairpersonship of Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Thursday, was informed that there ...
- Lockdown relaxations in Maharashtra not being revoked: Uddhav ThackerayStating that some media reports were creating confusion in the minds of people, he said the government was easing the lockdown restrictions...
- Screening, testing during lockdown helped rein in Covid spread: Ashok GehlotTotal positive cases in Rajasthan stand at 10,600 but Gehlot said over 7,700 of these patients have been cured. “Nearly 95% of the 2,600 ac...
- Lockdown, Day 75: Back to businessMeanwhile, with India set to reopen, businesses are looking to strike a balance between selling stuff and following distancing norms.
- Lockdown, Day 69: Unlock 1.0 unleashes the bullsIn other news, a debate has started over the speculation that epidemiologists may not have been properly consulted before imposing the dras...
- Delhi, not Mumbai, India's economic capitalThe Oxford Economics forecast for 2030 shows that Delhi and Mumbai will move further up the list. While Delhi is predicted to be at the 11t...
- Telenor to slash 2,000 jobs in IndiaTelenor will cut 2,000 jobs - over 11% of its 17,500-strong India workforce - as part of a cost-cutting drive and reallocation of resources.
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