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India's Financial System Is Now In "Much Stronger Position": RBI Governor
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das on Thursday said that the Indian financial system is in "much stronger position," characterised by robust capital adequacy, low levels of non-performing assets, and healthy profitability of banks and non-banking lenders.
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On Anniversary Of Brazil Coup, President Vows "No Pardon" For Rioters
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva vowed Monday there will be no pardon for ex-president Jair Bolsonaro's supporters who rioted in the capital a year ago, as the country marked the first anniversary of the attacks.
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Brazil President Stable After Surgery, Starts Walking In Physio Sessions
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is clinically stable one day after hip surgery and has begun to walk in physiotherapy sessions, the Sirio-Libanes Hospital in Brazil's capital said on Saturday.
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Banks Should Have Adequate Capital Buffers, Liquidity: RBI Chief
Banks should have adequate capital buffers and liquidity and be ready to report earnings even under macroeconomic stress, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das said on Thursday.
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Former Odisha MLA Run Over By Truck On His Way To Press Meet, Dies
Das was on the way to the state capital to attend a press conference of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi that he recently joined.
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"Conniving Agents": Brazil's Lula Says Rioters Likely Had Inside Help
Brazil intensified a mop-up operation Thursday after the weekend ransacking of government buildings in the capital, as President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said the rioters likely had inside help.
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Turbulent Year for Cryptocurrencies Could Spur Progress Towards Regulatory Norms for Digital Assets in 2023
Cryptocurrency could see more regulatory norms in 2023, after a year of turbulence that saw the collapse of massive trading platform FTX. The Reserve Bank of India has been forthright about its views on cryptocurrency and its Governor Shaktikanta Das said last month that cryptocurrencies should be "prohibited" and that if they are allowed to grow "...
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Bolsonaro's Supporters Try To Invade Brazil Police Headquarters
Supporters of far-right Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Monday attempted to invade the federal police headquarters in Brasilia, the capital, protesting the arrest of an indigenous leader in the first major flash of post-election violence.
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1 killed, 3 Injured As Bhopal Records Heaviest Rainfall Since 2016
Bhopal rainfall: Unprecedented heavy rainfall, accompanied by strong winds, has affected life in Bhopal and parts of Madhya Pradesh over the last 48 hours. A biker was killed, and three others were injured as the state capital witnessed heavy rain
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Neymar Says He Wants To Stay At Paris Saint-Germain
Neymar said no one from PSG had spoken to him regarding his future but he wants to continue playing in the French capital alongside Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe.
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Capital Gains Tax Waiver To Foreign Debt Investors Not Likely: Report
India is opposed to providing any capital gains tax waivers to overseas debt investors
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India's World-Beating Growth Hides Troubling Investment Trend
Investment had been trending down for about a decade going into the pandemic, despite efforts by the government to revive it
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RBI To Allow Banks To Infuse Capital In Overseas Branches Without Its Prior Permission
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday said that lenders -- meeting will be allowed to infuse or pull back funds in their overseas branches without seeking its prior approval, subject to fulfilling of certain regulatory capital requirements.
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Manipur Congress Leaders Meet Sonia Gandhi Ahead Of State Polls Next Year
Ahead of the 2022 assembly elections, a meeting of Manipur Congress leaders with party interim president Sonia Gandhi is underway at her residence in the national capital on Tuesday, informed sources.
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Kabul Faces Blackout As Power Supply To Several Afghan Cities Stopped: Report
Electricity supply from Uzbekistan to several Afghan provinces and capital city Kabul has been stopped due to technical problems, Afghanistan's state power company, Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS), said on Wednesday.
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India's Financial System Is Now In "Much Stronger Position": RBI Governor
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das on Thursday said that the Indian financial system is in "much stronger position," characterised by robust capital adequacy, low levels of non-performing assets, and healthy profitability of banks and non-banking lenders.
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On Anniversary Of Brazil Coup, President Vows "No Pardon" For Rioters
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva vowed Monday there will be no pardon for ex-president Jair Bolsonaro's supporters who rioted in the capital a year ago, as the country marked the first anniversary of the attacks.
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Brazil President Stable After Surgery, Starts Walking In Physio Sessions
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is clinically stable one day after hip surgery and has begun to walk in physiotherapy sessions, the Sirio-Libanes Hospital in Brazil's capital said on Saturday.
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Banks Should Have Adequate Capital Buffers, Liquidity: RBI Chief
Banks should have adequate capital buffers and liquidity and be ready to report earnings even under macroeconomic stress, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das said on Thursday.
-
Former Odisha MLA Run Over By Truck On His Way To Press Meet, Dies
Das was on the way to the state capital to attend a press conference of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi that he recently joined.
-
"Conniving Agents": Brazil's Lula Says Rioters Likely Had Inside Help
Brazil intensified a mop-up operation Thursday after the weekend ransacking of government buildings in the capital, as President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said the rioters likely had inside help.
-
Turbulent Year for Cryptocurrencies Could Spur Progress Towards Regulatory Norms for Digital Assets in 2023
Cryptocurrency could see more regulatory norms in 2023, after a year of turbulence that saw the collapse of massive trading platform FTX. The Reserve Bank of India has been forthright about its views on cryptocurrency and its Governor Shaktikanta Das said last month that cryptocurrencies should be "prohibited" and that if they are allowed to grow "...
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Bolsonaro's Supporters Try To Invade Brazil Police Headquarters
Supporters of far-right Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Monday attempted to invade the federal police headquarters in Brasilia, the capital, protesting the arrest of an indigenous leader in the first major flash of post-election violence.
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1 killed, 3 Injured As Bhopal Records Heaviest Rainfall Since 2016
Bhopal rainfall: Unprecedented heavy rainfall, accompanied by strong winds, has affected life in Bhopal and parts of Madhya Pradesh over the last 48 hours. A biker was killed, and three others were injured as the state capital witnessed heavy rain
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Neymar Says He Wants To Stay At Paris Saint-Germain
Neymar said no one from PSG had spoken to him regarding his future but he wants to continue playing in the French capital alongside Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe.
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Capital Gains Tax Waiver To Foreign Debt Investors Not Likely: Report
India is opposed to providing any capital gains tax waivers to overseas debt investors
-
India's World-Beating Growth Hides Troubling Investment Trend
Investment had been trending down for about a decade going into the pandemic, despite efforts by the government to revive it
-
RBI To Allow Banks To Infuse Capital In Overseas Branches Without Its Prior Permission
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday said that lenders -- meeting will be allowed to infuse or pull back funds in their overseas branches without seeking its prior approval, subject to fulfilling of certain regulatory capital requirements.
-
Manipur Congress Leaders Meet Sonia Gandhi Ahead Of State Polls Next Year
Ahead of the 2022 assembly elections, a meeting of Manipur Congress leaders with party interim president Sonia Gandhi is underway at her residence in the national capital on Tuesday, informed sources.
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Kabul Faces Blackout As Power Supply To Several Afghan Cities Stopped: Report
Electricity supply from Uzbekistan to several Afghan provinces and capital city Kabul has been stopped due to technical problems, Afghanistan's state power company, Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS), said on Wednesday.
