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Business·19 dk önce
India Keeps Small Savings Scheme Interest Rates Unchanged for July-September 2026 Quarter
India's Finance Ministry has maintained interest rates on all small savings schemes for the July-September 2026 quarter. Key rates include 8.2% for SCSS and Sukanya Samriddhi, 7.7% for NSC, and 7.1% for PPF, reflecting a preference for stability amid mixed inflation and market interest rates.
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يتطور·31 dk önce
PRISM (Oyo) Reports Rs 748 Crore Profit Ahead of IPO, Boosted by Tax Credit
PRISM, formerly Oravel Stays, reported a Rs 748 crore profit for the nine months ending Dec 31, 2025, a significant turnaround from prior losses. The profit was boosted by a Rs 559 crore deferred-tax credit. The company plans to use Rs 4,987.5 crore from its IPO to repay borrowings.
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يتطور·33 dk önce
Wisconsin County Offers Up to $9,500 to Remote Workers to Relocate
Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin, is offering remote workers up to $9,500 in incentives, including a cash stipend and local perks, to relocate. Applicants must be over 18, live outside Wisconsin, earn $55,000 annually, and commit to staying for a year to boost the local workforce and population.
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Business·44 dk önce
Indian Banks Project Slight Rise in Bad Loans by 2028, RBI Reports Resilience
Indian banks' gross bad loans are projected to slightly increase to 1.9% by March 2028 from 1.8% in March 2026, according to the RBI's Financial Stability Report. Despite this, the banking system is expected to remain resilient with strong capital, healthy profits, and improving credit growth, capable of absorbing shocks.
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يتطور·50 dk önce
Health Insurance Queries: Pre-existing Conditions and New Illnesses Explained
A reader with a floater health policy for over 4 years, who declared diabetes, asks if pre-existing and new conditions like high cholesterol and fatty liver will be covered. Experts confirm diabetes is covered after the 36-month waiting period. New conditions are covered after the initial 30-day waiting period.
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Business·1 sa önce
RBI Report: Iran-US Peace Deal Could Boost India's Economic Growth Amid Risks
RBI's latest report indicates India's economic growth could benefit from the Iran-US peace deal, despite risks from high commodity prices and global outlook. The central bank also noted potential fiscal deficit pressure from energy costs and subsidies, while measures for MSMEs and exports aim to sustain activity.
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