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NEW DELHI: India’s banking sector could attract nearly $50 billion due to the Reserve Bank of India’s recent liquidity measures and regulatory changes, potentially strengthening capital buffers and liquidity, a report said.
The report from consulting company Uniqus Consultech said banks have already mobilised $36.7 billion under the RBI’s...
NEW DELHI: 100 beneficiaries of the PM Vishwakarma scheme from the Delhi-NCR region have been invited as special guests to witness the 80th Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort here, an official statement said on August 14.
According to the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), the beneficiaries will attend the ...
NEW DELHI: The Centre’s Software Technology Park (STP) scheme, which has accelerated the expansion of India’s IT sector, has emerged as a major foreign exchange earner for the country with annual exports surpassing Rs 7.73 crore in financial year 2025-26, according to information tabled in Parliament by the Ministry of Electronics &IT.
<...NEW DELHI: FutureSkills PRIME, the skilling platform run by the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology has registered over 34 lakh candidates and certified over 13 lakh in emerging technologies, an official statement said.
Currently, the FSP portal hosts more than 500 courses which are industry aligned and various Global OEM...
NEW DELHI: Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on August 14 termed the Bar Council of India’s (BCI) intervention in the National Academy of Legal Studies and Research University of Law, NALSAR controversy as “completely unnecessary” and reaffirmed that students have a fundamental right to protest, even if their views may be mistaken.
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