Government policies
India adds 47 more Chinese apps to `banned’ list
27 Jul 2020
Centre extends lockdown till 31 May; lets states decide on various zones and restrictions
17 May 2020
Covid care: Sitaraman lists measures to boost rural jobs, healthcare, e-learning and business
17 May 2020
Covid-19 Package: 74% FDI allowed in defence production; space sector opened to private sector
17 May 2020
GST rate for mobile phones to go up to 18%
16 Mar 2020
India locks down as COVID-19 cases rise to 73
12 Mar 2020
The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Tuesday declared COVID-19 a global pandemic as the disease spread to 113 countries, infected over 1,20,000 and took a toll of 4,284
Govt invites bids for 52.98% stake in BPCL
09 Mar 2020
The offer for sale does not include BPCL’s 61.65 per cent stake in Numaligarh Refinery Limited (NRL) and management control thereon
Yes Bank under moratorium; RBI imposes lending curbs
06 Mar 2020
RBI has assured depositors of the bank that it will explore and draw up a scheme in the next few days for the bank’s reconstruction or amalgamation and with the approval of the central government, put the same in place well before the period of moratorium of 30 days ends
Ten public sector banks to merge into 4 from 1 April
05 Mar 2020
The union cabinet on Wednesday approved the amalgamation of Oriental Bank of Commerce and United Bank of India with Punjab National Bank; Syndicate Bank with Canara Bank; Andhra Bank and Corporation Bank with Union Bank of India; and that of Allahabad Bank with Indian Bank
Coronavirus cases in India swell to 28 as 22 more test positive
04 Mar 2020
With 16 of the new 22 confirmed cases turning out to be tourists from Italy, union health minister Harsh Vardhan said that from now on all flights and passengers will be part of universal screening
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