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Study Finds Why Methane Mysteriously Spiked During Covid-19 Pandemic
The findings highlight the complex link between atmospheric chemistry, climate, and human activity.
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Eddington Arrives on OTT: What You Need to Know About Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal Starrer Thriller
Now available on JioHotstar, Eddington features a tense neo-western thriller set during the pandemic, highlighting power struggles, political resistance, and social division. Directed by Ari Aster, the film stars Joaquin Phoenix as a defiant sheriff and Pedro Pascal as the town’s mayor, whose clash over freedom and authority drives the narrative.
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Household Savings Rose To 22.5% Of GDP Amid COVID-19: Report
According to the latest data from the RBI, household non-financial savings stood at 21.4 per cent of GDP in the June quarter of 2020, and 10.4 per cent in the September quarter, as against 7-8 per cent of GDP in the pre-pandemic period.
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Growth May Slip Into Negative In Q1: Ex-RBI Governor C Rangarajan On Lockdown
Perhaps in first quarter of the year, GDP growth may even be negative. But that could be made up by the growth in the next three quarters, he said.
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Growth May Slip Into Negative In Q1: Ex-RBI Governor C Rangarajan On Lockdown
Perhaps in first quarter of the year, GDP growth may even be negative. But that could be made up by the growth in the next three quarters, he said.
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Here's The Economic Impact Of Mumbai Lockdown
Mumbai contributes 6 per cent to the country's GDP. It is not a surprise that lockdown of the financial capital comes at a huge economic cost.
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A Niche Loan Market Hasn't Been This Quiet in 14 Years
There has been only one deal in the rupee syndicated market since April 1, of about Rs 4,000 crore on ($530 million), putting this quarter on track for the lowest tally in fourteen years.
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Boris Johnson, Rishi Sunak To Be Fined Over UK Government Lockdown Parties
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and finance minister Rishi Sunak will face fines for breaching Covid-19 lockdown laws in what has become known as the "partygate" scandal, a Downing Street spokeswoman said Tuesday.
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In China's Shanghai, Bankers And Traders Sleep In Offices To Beat Covid Lockdown
More than 20,000 bankers, traders and other workers are bedding down in office towers in Shanghai's Lujiazui district as they bid to keep China's giant financial hub ticking over through a COVID-19 lockdown, according to local administration official
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Omicron Threat: Karnataka Postpones All Events In Education Institutes Till January 15
"Students will not be allowed to attend offline classes in schools unless their parents are fully vaccinated," Revenue Secretary R Ashok said
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'Jabbed, Cured Or Dead', Germany Warns As Europe Battles Covid Surge
Germans faced the stark warning on Monday that they would be either "vaccinated, cured or dead" from Covid by the end of winter, as Austria took the dramatic step of returning to a partial lockdown.
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Melbourne Set For Covid Lockdown Exit Despite Record Cases
Melbourne will exit months of COVID-19 lockdown next week helped by a faster-than-expected vaccine uptake, Victoria state Premier Daniel Andrews said on Thursday, ahead of schedule even though daily infections hit a record the same day.
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Sydney Ends COVID-19 Lockdown After 106 Days
Elated Sydneysiders celebrated the end of almost four months of coronavirus lockdown on Monday, putting behind them a period of "blood, sweat and no beers" in Australia's largest city.
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New Zealand Men Caught With KFC Takeaway In Car Trunk, Arrested By Police
New Zealand police caught two men trying to smuggle KFC takeaway, while New Zealand faces a strict lockdown due to a rise in COVID-19 cases.
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Australia's Canberra Extends COVID-19 Lockdown
Australia's Canberra on Tuesday extended its hard lockdown by a further two weeks as the capital city struggles to contain a surge in the highly infectious Delta variant.
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Study Finds Why Methane Mysteriously Spiked During Covid-19 Pandemic
The findings highlight the complex link between atmospheric chemistry, climate, and human activity.
-
Eddington Arrives on OTT: What You Need to Know About Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal Starrer Thriller
Now available on JioHotstar, Eddington features a tense neo-western thriller set during the pandemic, highlighting power struggles, political resistance, and social division. Directed by Ari Aster, the film stars Joaquin Phoenix as a defiant sheriff and Pedro Pascal as the town’s mayor, whose clash over freedom and authority drives the narrative.
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Household Savings Rose To 22.5% Of GDP Amid COVID-19: Report
According to the latest data from the RBI, household non-financial savings stood at 21.4 per cent of GDP in the June quarter of 2020, and 10.4 per cent in the September quarter, as against 7-8 per cent of GDP in the pre-pandemic period.
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Growth May Slip Into Negative In Q1: Ex-RBI Governor C Rangarajan On Lockdown
Perhaps in first quarter of the year, GDP growth may even be negative. But that could be made up by the growth in the next three quarters, he said.
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Growth May Slip Into Negative In Q1: Ex-RBI Governor C Rangarajan On Lockdown
Perhaps in first quarter of the year, GDP growth may even be negative. But that could be made up by the growth in the next three quarters, he said.
-
Here's The Economic Impact Of Mumbai Lockdown
Mumbai contributes 6 per cent to the country's GDP. It is not a surprise that lockdown of the financial capital comes at a huge economic cost.
-
A Niche Loan Market Hasn't Been This Quiet in 14 Years
There has been only one deal in the rupee syndicated market since April 1, of about Rs 4,000 crore on ($530 million), putting this quarter on track for the lowest tally in fourteen years.
-
Boris Johnson, Rishi Sunak To Be Fined Over UK Government Lockdown Parties
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and finance minister Rishi Sunak will face fines for breaching Covid-19 lockdown laws in what has become known as the "partygate" scandal, a Downing Street spokeswoman said Tuesday.
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In China's Shanghai, Bankers And Traders Sleep In Offices To Beat Covid Lockdown
More than 20,000 bankers, traders and other workers are bedding down in office towers in Shanghai's Lujiazui district as they bid to keep China's giant financial hub ticking over through a COVID-19 lockdown, according to local administration official
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Omicron Threat: Karnataka Postpones All Events In Education Institutes Till January 15
"Students will not be allowed to attend offline classes in schools unless their parents are fully vaccinated," Revenue Secretary R Ashok said
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'Jabbed, Cured Or Dead', Germany Warns As Europe Battles Covid Surge
Germans faced the stark warning on Monday that they would be either "vaccinated, cured or dead" from Covid by the end of winter, as Austria took the dramatic step of returning to a partial lockdown.
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Melbourne Set For Covid Lockdown Exit Despite Record Cases
Melbourne will exit months of COVID-19 lockdown next week helped by a faster-than-expected vaccine uptake, Victoria state Premier Daniel Andrews said on Thursday, ahead of schedule even though daily infections hit a record the same day.
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Sydney Ends COVID-19 Lockdown After 106 Days
Elated Sydneysiders celebrated the end of almost four months of coronavirus lockdown on Monday, putting behind them a period of "blood, sweat and no beers" in Australia's largest city.
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New Zealand Men Caught With KFC Takeaway In Car Trunk, Arrested By Police
New Zealand police caught two men trying to smuggle KFC takeaway, while New Zealand faces a strict lockdown due to a rise in COVID-19 cases.
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Australia's Canberra Extends COVID-19 Lockdown
Australia's Canberra on Tuesday extended its hard lockdown by a further two weeks as the capital city struggles to contain a surge in the highly infectious Delta variant.
