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- Haryana took 'O2 on loan from Delhi' on Thursday; Capital now has 'surplus oxygen'The last week saw an interesting turn of events in Delhi and neighbouring Haryana on the issue of liquid medical oxygen (LMO) meant for Cov...
- US Defence Secretary scheduled to begin India visit Friday; focus on expansion of strategic tiesCooperation under bilateral and Quad framework is expected to be discussed in the talks, said the people cited above.
- No ATM to be replenished with cash after 9 pm from next yearThere are over 8,000 privately owned cash vans plying across India, operated by non-bank private agencies, and they handle over Rs 15,000 c...
- Banks expect more secure cash replenishment in ATMsIn its circular, the RBI had advised banks to review their existing outsourcing arrangements and bring them in line with these instructions...
- Demonetisation: Insurers make a killing as surge in demand boosts cash carrying companies' work orderInsurers are charging 2-3 times premium to hike cover for the companies carrying almost double the cash now as compared to a week ago.
- Vault to ATM, cash logistics firms working round the clockOn an average, the eight cash logistic firms refill close to Rs 15,000-20,000 crore daily in ATMs in the country. With a fleet of 110 cash ...
- Recalibrating ATMs for denominations other than Rs 100 will take over 2 weeksThe delay is due to the small size of the industry which is responsible for maintenance and operations of the ATMs. There are eight cash lo...
- Pepsi to reduce sugar content in juices and carbonated drinks in India by 2025As part of the initiative, the company will introduce smaller sizes and bring zero-calorie drinks to India.
- Subscriptions may soon drive consumer marketStartups like The Moja Club, Bombay Shaving Company, Raw Pressery, LetsShave and Ustraa have been selling daily use items directly to subsc...
- PM Narendra Modi to push economic ties in Sri Lanka, may extend Line of Credit for infra projects during his 2-day tripThe first FTA that India signed with any country was with Sri Lanka. Trade between the two is worth more than $5 billion.
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