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COVID-19 Bundle from Humble Offers Games, Books, Software for $20 to Raise Funds for Relief Work in India, Brazil
Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle is the company’s attempt at raising money for charities to help countries like India and Brazil that are struggling to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. The charities include GiveIndia, Direct Relief, Doctors Without Borders (MSF), and International Medical Corps (IMC).
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Joe Biden Calls For $2,000 "Stimulus Checks" For Americans, Says "$600 Not Enough"
US President-elect Joe Biden has called for a USD 2,000 "stimulus checks" to his fellow Americans, arguing that the current USD 6,00 coronavirus relief payment is not enough to choose between paying rent or putting food on the table.
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Government Issues Guidelines On Loan Relief, To Implement Scheme By November 5
The government on Saturday gave lenders time until November 5 to waive interest payments on a loan relief scheme aimed at helping borrowers during the coronavirus pandemic, in a move that could give relief to millions of people. In guidelines on the loan relief released on Wednesday, the Department of Financial Services said lending institutions wi...
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On Loan Moratorium And Interest Payments, Centre's October 1 Deadline
The Centre has to take a call by October 1 on how much time it will give to borrowers who have not been able to repay loans due to the coronavirus pandemic. It also has to decide whether they have to pay interest for this period, the Supreme Court said today. The government got a week's time from the Supreme Court today, by the end of which it has ...
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No Action Against Firms That Didn't Pay Wages During Lockdown: Top Court
In a relief for private employers, the Supreme Court today said no coercive action can be taken till the end of July against private employers who have not paid wages to workers during the coronavirus lockdown.
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More Relief For Borrowers As RBI Extends Moratorium On Loans Till August
EMIs will be extended with interest applicable on outstanding principal amount during the no payment period
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RBI Makes Loans Cheaper, Offers Big Relief On Interest Payments Too
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday announced a reduction in the repo rate to 4 per cent from the existing 4.4 per cent in a surprise move to support the economy. That marked the lowest repo rate - or the key interest rate at which the RBI lends short-term funds to commercial banks - recorded since 2000. The reduction in ...
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BSNL Pre-Paid Services Won't Be Discontinued Till April 20: Minister
People using pre-paid service of the government-run BSNL and MTNL service will be able to get incoming calls till April 20 without making extra payment, the government today said. Also Rs.10 worth of outgoing calls will also be allowed to all these pre-paid customers. The extension was given as part of the relief extended to the common man amid the...
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Automotive Dealerships Facing Severe Losses Across India
With the entire country under lockdown till April 14, 2020, many automotive dealerships are facing severe losses on multiple levels, starting from unsold BS4 stock and the significant fixed overhead costs along with employee salaries.
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COVID-19 Bundle from Humble Offers Games, Books, Software for $20 to Raise Funds for Relief Work in India, Brazil
Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle is the company’s attempt at raising money for charities to help countries like India and Brazil that are struggling to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. The charities include GiveIndia, Direct Relief, Doctors Without Borders (MSF), and International Medical Corps (IMC).
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Joe Biden Calls For $2,000 "Stimulus Checks" For Americans, Says "$600 Not Enough"
US President-elect Joe Biden has called for a USD 2,000 "stimulus checks" to his fellow Americans, arguing that the current USD 6,00 coronavirus relief payment is not enough to choose between paying rent or putting food on the table.
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Government Issues Guidelines On Loan Relief, To Implement Scheme By November 5
The government on Saturday gave lenders time until November 5 to waive interest payments on a loan relief scheme aimed at helping borrowers during the coronavirus pandemic, in a move that could give relief to millions of people. In guidelines on the loan relief released on Wednesday, the Department of Financial Services said lending institutions wi...
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On Loan Moratorium And Interest Payments, Centre's October 1 Deadline
The Centre has to take a call by October 1 on how much time it will give to borrowers who have not been able to repay loans due to the coronavirus pandemic. It also has to decide whether they have to pay interest for this period, the Supreme Court said today. The government got a week's time from the Supreme Court today, by the end of which it has ...
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No Action Against Firms That Didn't Pay Wages During Lockdown: Top Court
In a relief for private employers, the Supreme Court today said no coercive action can be taken till the end of July against private employers who have not paid wages to workers during the coronavirus lockdown.
-
More Relief For Borrowers As RBI Extends Moratorium On Loans Till August
EMIs will be extended with interest applicable on outstanding principal amount during the no payment period
-
RBI Makes Loans Cheaper, Offers Big Relief On Interest Payments Too
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday announced a reduction in the repo rate to 4 per cent from the existing 4.4 per cent in a surprise move to support the economy. That marked the lowest repo rate - or the key interest rate at which the RBI lends short-term funds to commercial banks - recorded since 2000. The reduction in ...
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BSNL Pre-Paid Services Won't Be Discontinued Till April 20: Minister
People using pre-paid service of the government-run BSNL and MTNL service will be able to get incoming calls till April 20 without making extra payment, the government today said. Also Rs.10 worth of outgoing calls will also be allowed to all these pre-paid customers. The extension was given as part of the relief extended to the common man amid the...
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Automotive Dealerships Facing Severe Losses Across India
With the entire country under lockdown till April 14, 2020, many automotive dealerships are facing severe losses on multiple levels, starting from unsold BS4 stock and the significant fixed overhead costs along with employee salaries.
