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Twin blasts at civil society organisation in Imphal, no injuries

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Unidentified armed men detonated two bombs at the United Committee Manipur (UCM) office in Imphal West district, causing minor damage with no injuries reported. The assailants also fired shots at the office. Police responded quickly, investigating the scene and interviewing locals, but no arrests have been made. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Germany tightens security, asylum policies after deadly festival stabbing

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The German government has introduced new security and asylum measures following a deadly stabbing linked to Islamic State. The incident has intensified political debate ahead of key elections. Measures include stricter gun regulations, tighter asylum procedures, and enhanced powers for law enforcement. Asylum seekers with claims in other countries will be excluded from receiving benefits in Germany.

Fintechs can earn trust if they treat the customers fairly: says, RBI deputy guv

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A senior official from the Reserve Bank of India stressed that fintech companies should prioritize social and macroeconomic interests over business gains. Highlighting the role of Self-regulatory Organisations (SROs), Deputy Governor T Rabi Sankar urged fintechs to build customer trust through fair treatment and honest communication, avoiding misleading practices for long-term success.

Himachal: Over 130 roads closed after rains, MeT warns of flash flood in 5 districts

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134 roads, including National Highway 5, were closed in Himachal Pradesh due to rains, with warnings of flash floods in parts of the state. 132 power and 54 water supply schemes have been disrupted. The state has already suffered significant losses and reported multiple fatalities due to rain-related incidents this year.

Maharashtra govt may offer further concessions for housing registrations, says minister

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The Maharashtra government is considering further concessions in registration and stamp duty to boost affordable housing. Housing Minister Atul Save has announced initiatives, including a potential reduction in MHADA house prices and a focus on slum redevelopment projects. Developers are encouraged to invest in these projects to improve housing availability.

Ben Affleck dating Kick Kennedy? Jennifer Lopez is livid amid rumors

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Jennifer Lopez is upset about the reports that Ben Affleck is seeing Kathleen Kick Kennedy. Even though close sources of Ben's clarify that they are simply friends, J. Lo finds the rumours upsetting, particularly in light of their current divorce chaos.



Fintech firms should focus on creating solutions for problems faced by developing nations: Official

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Fintech companies should address the challenges of developing countries, said Mahaveer Singhvi, Joint Secretary for New Emerging and Strategic Technologies at the Ministry of External Affairs. Speaking at the 2024 Global Fintech Fest, he emphasised the importance of cross-border cooperation and focusing on financial inclusion. He highlighted the potential benefits for businesses and diplomatic objectives.

India seamer Barinder Sran retires from all forms of cricket

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Barinder Sran, a left-arm seamer who played for India in 2016, announced his retirement from all forms of cricket at age 31. Sran, who transitioned from boxing to cricket in 2009, debuted against Australia and played for several IPL franchises. He expressed gratitude for his career highlights and support received along the way.

Interim Bangladesh government decides to amend law scrapping special security for Sheikh Hasina, family

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Bangladesh's interim government has revoked special security cover for deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her family. This follows the withdrawal of their diplomatic passports. The government, led by Professor Muhammad Yunus, aims to eliminate discrimination under the Special Security Force Act 2021, which previously provided benefits to Hasina's family.

Decriminalisation of labour laws, female workforce to drive inclusive growth: Official

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During an industry interaction in Bengaluru, a senior government official emphasized the importance of decriminalizing labour laws, boosting female workforce participation, social security, and labour welfare for inclusive growth in India. This is supported by improving employment trends and schemes introduced in the 2024-25 budget.

SpiceJet to temporarily place 150 cabin crew members on furlough for three months

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SpiceJet has temporarily furloughed 150 cabin crew members for three months due to financial troubles and a reduced fleet size. The airline maintains these employees' health benefits and earned leave. The move comes amid an audit revealing deficiencies, with India's aviation watchdog placing SpiceJet under enhanced surveillance.

Self Regulatory Organisation needs to keep fintech sector in check: RBI Dy Guv T Rabi Sankar

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Reserve Bank of India's Deputy Governor T Rabi Sankar addressed the Global Fintech Festival 2024, discussing the need for Self Regulatory Organisations (SROs) to regulate the fintech sector. He emphasised the importance of trust and integrity in the unregulated industry and highlighted the potential for growth with public-private partnerships and technological innovations.

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Need to create balance between tech and human touch in mutual fund space: Nilesh Shah

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"I have to create a balance where I am able to cater to both. Not everyone has a smartphone. Everyone is not legitimately smart. There exists both-- India as well as Bharat. My technology should be such that it can work on both sides," Shah, who was participating in a panel discussion at the Global Fintech Fest 2024 here, said.

Armless archer Sheetal Devi finishes 2nd in ranking round

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India's Sheetal Devi secured second place in the women's individual compound open ranking round at the Paris Paralympics. With a remarkable score of 703 points, she earned a direct entry into the round of 16.

Watch: Train stopped for snacks & newspaper causes massive traffic jam at NH7 crossing

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A viral video has captured a startling moment when a train stopped at a railway crossing, causing a massive traffic jam on NH7. The stoppage was reportedly for the station master to hand snacks and a newspaper to the locomotive pilot. The incident has drawn significant social media attention, highlighting public dissatisfaction with the railway staff's unprofessional conduct and raising questions about operational efficiency.

DGCA initiates action on 3 airlines, 1 flying training organisation

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The DGCA has taken action against several airlines for different lapses, including placing SpiceJet under enhanced surveillance due to safety concerns. Additionally, Air India Express was fined Rs 10 lakh, and Akasa Air was issued a show cause notice for regulatory breaches. The flying training organization Alchemist Aviation had its approval suspended after a fatal accident-related audit.

India Q1 FY25 GDP data: Will reviving rural growth beat effects of election-time capex lag?

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India Q1 FY25 GDP data: India's economy is projected to grow between 6.9% and 7.2% in Q1 FY25, affected by lower government spending and slowed urban growth. Various forecasts predict slower quarter-on-quarter growth than the Reserve Bank of India's estimates, driven by election-related spending cuts and moderated urban consumption.

Jharkhand cabinet nod to waive power dues of Rs 3,584 cr of 39.44 lakh consumers

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The Jharkhand government has decided to waive Rs 3,584 crore in power dues for 39.44 lakh consumers under the 200-unit free electricity scheme. This decision, made during a cabinet meeting led by Chief Minister Hemant Soren, aims to ease financial burdens. Other measures include an ex gratia payment and government jobs for Agniveer soldiers' families, and extended remuneration for anganwadi workers.


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