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Banks Have Lost Over 1,000 Employees To Covid, Many More Infected: Report
Indian banks have lost more than a thousand employees and many more are infected, according to a industry body, underscoring the heavy toll virus has taken in the country battling the world's worst coronavirus crisis.
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"In God's Hands": Tens Of Millions Plunge Into Poverty In Covid-Hit India
A mathematical model prepared by advisers to Prime Minister Narendra Modi suggests India's coronavirus outbreak could peak in the coming days, but the group's projections have been changing and were wrong last month.
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India's Steady Economic Recovery In Doubt As Covid Cases Surge
India's consumption demand and business activity looked steady in February, although chances of a strong recovery appeared doubtful after a sharp surge in virus cases and the increasing risk of renewed lockdowns.
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Apple, Amazon Buy Into PM Modi’s ‘Self-Reliant India’ Push
A $28 billion (roughly Rs. 2,03,160 crore) programme to persuade foreign manufacturers to set up operations in India is part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Self-Reliant India” drive. Amazon unveiled plans in February to set up a manufacturing line in Chennai to produce Fire TV streaming devices. Apple said this month it will begin produci...
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PM Modi's 'Self-Reliant India' Attracts Apple, Amazon, Tesla
Part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Self-Reliant India" drive, the program is expected to boost output by $520 billion over five years, according to official projections. Credit Suisse sees it adding 1.7% to gross domestic product by 2027, while creating 2.8 million jobs.
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How India's Exit From Recession Is Gaining Momentum
India's economy looked ready to leave a sharp downturn behind in the new year, as business and consumer activity showed more signs of gathering momentum in January.
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These 5 States Are Leading India's Economic Recovery From Lockdown
Five Indian states contributing nearly 27% of the country's gross domestic product are leading a recovery in the economy as it slowly emerges from the world's biggest lockdown, a study by Elara Securities Inc. shows.
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Over 80% Of Indian Homes Dropped Income in Lockdown, Study Says
About 84% of Indian households saw their incomes fall last month under the world's strictest shelter-at-home rules, and many won't survive much longer without assistance, a study shows.
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Desperate For Some Work, Any Money: Plight Of Migrant Workers In Cities
Chandrakant Thakur ekes out a living by zooming around Mumbai on his beaten up scooter dodging pedestrians, street dwellers, cars and sometimes cows to deliver meals.
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Onions In India, Pork In China Push Up Food Costs, Worry Economists
Food prices are climbing fast in the world's biggest emerging markets, posing a possible inflation threat after months of dormant pressures.
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Centre To Begin Search For New RBI Deputy Governor
The centre will soon start searching for a successor to central bank Deputy Governor Viral Acharya after the outspoken monetary policy maker asked to leave his post six months before his term ends.
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Ramping Up Exports Will Bring Up Workers' Wages In India: Report
India needs to ramp up exports if workers are to enjoy higher wages, according to a new report from the World Bank and the International Labor Organization.
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The Last Days of Urjit Patel, A Central Banker Under Fire
In the end, India's vanquished central banker left with scarcely a whimper, even neglecting to give his closest colleagues a heads-up of his early exit from the national stage.
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As RBI Board Meets Today, A Simple Guide To The Conflict With Government
India's monetary policy makers and government officials will meet Monday in a board meeting that promises to be anything but its usual dull affair.
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Opinion: PM Modi Still Fighting Demonetisation Damage 2 Years Later
Two years after India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi shocked the nation by banning high-value cash notes, the opposition is still trying to score political points from the damage done to the economy.
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Banks Have Lost Over 1,000 Employees To Covid, Many More Infected: Report
Indian banks have lost more than a thousand employees and many more are infected, according to a industry body, underscoring the heavy toll virus has taken in the country battling the world's worst coronavirus crisis.
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"In God's Hands": Tens Of Millions Plunge Into Poverty In Covid-Hit India
A mathematical model prepared by advisers to Prime Minister Narendra Modi suggests India's coronavirus outbreak could peak in the coming days, but the group's projections have been changing and were wrong last month.
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India's Steady Economic Recovery In Doubt As Covid Cases Surge
India's consumption demand and business activity looked steady in February, although chances of a strong recovery appeared doubtful after a sharp surge in virus cases and the increasing risk of renewed lockdowns.
-
Apple, Amazon Buy Into PM Modi’s ‘Self-Reliant India’ Push
A $28 billion (roughly Rs. 2,03,160 crore) programme to persuade foreign manufacturers to set up operations in India is part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Self-Reliant India” drive. Amazon unveiled plans in February to set up a manufacturing line in Chennai to produce Fire TV streaming devices. Apple said this month it will begin produci...
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PM Modi's 'Self-Reliant India' Attracts Apple, Amazon, Tesla
Part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Self-Reliant India" drive, the program is expected to boost output by $520 billion over five years, according to official projections. Credit Suisse sees it adding 1.7% to gross domestic product by 2027, while creating 2.8 million jobs.
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How India's Exit From Recession Is Gaining Momentum
India's economy looked ready to leave a sharp downturn behind in the new year, as business and consumer activity showed more signs of gathering momentum in January.
-
These 5 States Are Leading India's Economic Recovery From Lockdown
Five Indian states contributing nearly 27% of the country's gross domestic product are leading a recovery in the economy as it slowly emerges from the world's biggest lockdown, a study by Elara Securities Inc. shows.
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Over 80% Of Indian Homes Dropped Income in Lockdown, Study Says
About 84% of Indian households saw their incomes fall last month under the world's strictest shelter-at-home rules, and many won't survive much longer without assistance, a study shows.
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Desperate For Some Work, Any Money: Plight Of Migrant Workers In Cities
Chandrakant Thakur ekes out a living by zooming around Mumbai on his beaten up scooter dodging pedestrians, street dwellers, cars and sometimes cows to deliver meals.
-
Onions In India, Pork In China Push Up Food Costs, Worry Economists
Food prices are climbing fast in the world's biggest emerging markets, posing a possible inflation threat after months of dormant pressures.
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Centre To Begin Search For New RBI Deputy Governor
The centre will soon start searching for a successor to central bank Deputy Governor Viral Acharya after the outspoken monetary policy maker asked to leave his post six months before his term ends.
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Ramping Up Exports Will Bring Up Workers' Wages In India: Report
India needs to ramp up exports if workers are to enjoy higher wages, according to a new report from the World Bank and the International Labor Organization.
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The Last Days of Urjit Patel, A Central Banker Under Fire
In the end, India's vanquished central banker left with scarcely a whimper, even neglecting to give his closest colleagues a heads-up of his early exit from the national stage.
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As RBI Board Meets Today, A Simple Guide To The Conflict With Government
India's monetary policy makers and government officials will meet Monday in a board meeting that promises to be anything but its usual dull affair.
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Opinion: PM Modi Still Fighting Demonetisation Damage 2 Years Later
Two years after India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi shocked the nation by banning high-value cash notes, the opposition is still trying to score political points from the damage done to the economy.
