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What is NHCX platform? NHCX is a digital platform developed by the National Health Authority (NHA) and Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare as part of the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission. It is being created on the recommendation of the joint working group of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Irdai) and NHA. The portal will bring all the players involved in the claim process, including ‘payers’ (insurer, third-party administrator, government scheme administrator) and ‘providers’ (hospital, laboratories, polyclinics) at one place. Irdai has urged all the players to onboard the platform, and many have already done so.

Brandolini formulated this insight after reading Daniel Kahneman’s book, Thinking, Fast and Slow, and watching a heated political debate on Italian TV. Having watched many TV debates in India, I fully sympathise with Brandolini. The nonsense does tend to flow freely in political debates on TV. However, that’s not what I want to discuss. Apart from TV, the rise of social media and its army of finfluencers have made this principle more relevant than ever. These influencers often peddle bad personal finance advice with little accountability, leading many to make poor financial decisions based on dubious recommendations. In investing, the problem is exacerbated by an industry that actively encourages people to deceive themselves. This issue has become so pervasive that Sebi is starting to take serious action against it.

Dividend stocks: Shares of Anand Rathi Wealth Ltd, D B Corp Ltd, Rallis India Ltd, and Sundram Fasteners Ltd will be in focus when the stock market opens on June 03 (Monday).The Board of Directors of the four companies had declared interim dividend and final dividend for their eligible shareholders.These companies had fixed June 03 as the record date to ascertain the eligibility of shareholders for their respective issues.ALSO READ: Dharmesh Shah recommends these two stocks to buy on MondayShares of Anand Rathi Wealth Ltd, D B Corp Ltd, Rallis India Ltd, and Sundram Fasteners Ltd will trade ex-dividend on Monday.Anand Rathi Wealth: The company had declared a final dividend of ₹9.00 per equity share.In a stock exchange filing, Anand Rathi Wealth said the Board of Directors approved “Final Dividend of 180% (i.e. Rs.

NEW DELHI : Car dispatches to dealers rose moderately in May, as India's automobile market enters a period of seasonally slow sales. During the month, wholesale shipments grew a modest 4.4% to cross 350,000 from a year earlier, data released by manufacturers showed. As intense heat waves in May kept potential buyers at home and the nation got busy with the general election, retail sales fell from April, but were flat from a year earlier.

Mint.“We’re very bullish on India’s growth story. One of the biggest advancements I have seen is that infrastructure is improving and the economy is growing robust which has led to the emergence of innovative companies, especially in deeptech," Chaturvedi said.Hades—which is sector-agnostic—invests directly in companies and indirectly through fund managers.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that India's governance model of the last decade has become an example for several countries in the world as the nation managed to lift 25 crore people from poverty, saw adoption of innovative practices of good governance, and worked for the welfare of the poorest people without any discrimination.

Zeda Holdings, which uses 3D printing to manufacture orthopaedic implants, is planning to raise up to $200 million in capital for its India foray, its chief executive officer, Shri Shetty, told ET.

clothes, electronics and footwear that have been enticing shoppers to splurge may reduce significantly, as retailers including Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail (ABFRL), Arvind and V-Mart have ruled out deep discounts in a move to spur profits.

Vodafone Idea (Vi) should clear all of Indus Towers' past dues, else the struggling telco won't be allowed to use the tower company's infrastructure for any new services such as 5G, Bharti Airtel chairman Sunil Mittal said. Airtel is the largest stakeholder in Indus Towers, with around 48% stake.

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pre-wedding cruise celebration of the Ambanis is likely to generate significant buzz in queries for weddings and other celebrations aboard cruises, industry insiders said.

In this article, we explore the best Tabasco sauces available, highlighting their individual characteristics and suggested uses. Whether you're a spice enthusiast or a culinary adventurer, these selections promise to enhance your dishes with their vibrant flavors and versatile applications.

PNGRB) has withdrawn notices to declare city gas networks in 54 licensed areas as common carriers, which would help end a legal tussle between the regulator and the affected city gas distributors.

₹1 per half litre and ₹2 per litre in all segments of its packed milk category on 2 June, and the new price will be effective from 3 June, reported news agency ANI.With this hike, Amul Gold and Amul Taaza's prices will be ₹2 more per litre, Amul Buffalo Milk by ₹3 per litre and the rest by ₹1 per litre.ALSO READ: India’s GDP likely grew below 7% in Q4FY24; 5 experts share their views on Indian growth outlook"The Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), marketer of milk and milk products under the brand name Amul, has increased the prices of fresh pouch milk by approx. ₹2 per litre effective from 3rd June'2024 in all the markets across the country." ANI quoted GCMMFL statement.

China for all manner of things, most crucially, medical supplies. That it was also China where the coronavirus originated made for macabre irony as Beijing tried to use the people's suffering for geopolitical gains. World leaders recognised that the scale of reliance — fatal attraction, rather — was a national security threat. They devised a new lexicon to stay awake. 'De-risking', 'China plus one', 'friendshoring', 'resilient supply chains', 'trusted partners' and 'reliable geographies' became buzzwords. While progress was made to deny China the edge in semiconductors and critical minerals, focus on health security has been sporadic. Both the US and India acknowledge that pharma supply chains are too concentrated in one country and the need for diversification is urgent. But little has been done to address the issue. A partnership on health security similar to the one forged on critical and emerging technologies could be an idea. Good thing is the building blocks are already in place.

Agnipath' scheme has been one of the major reforms towards maintaining a youthful profile of the three services, Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Gen Anil Chauhan has said. His remarks came at an event in INS Chilka, a premier training facility of the Indian Navy located in Odisha, according to the defence ministry on Sunday.

election in India is seen solely as a numbers game. The obsession with rally size, voter turnout, number of campaign rallies, vote shares, seats won, etc, is especially big deal in Lok Sabha elections. But now that the hurly-burly's done — and the battle's almost lost and won — it's time to look beyond the nose of quantity and think of whether the quality of this democratic exercise may be strained.

India's economic growth of 8.2% in 2023-24 is notable on three counts. First, it surpasses the 8% hurdle rate seldom breached in India's post-Independence history. Second, it reinforces a strengthening of India's economic momentum after the Covid shock.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon was responding to a question posed at the Economic Club of New York in late April on the resilience of the US economy. But he could as well have been talking of India. National Statistics Office (NSO) data released last Friday show the Indian economy is, well, booming. At 8.2%, GDP growth for 2023-24 is streets ahead of the most optimistic estimates, and far, far ahead of RBI's estimate of 7% till as late as December 2023. Sure, there could be distortions due to the way the GDP deflator is computed, as this is then used to arrive at the real (from nominal) GDP numbers, and also because of changes in the 'net taxes' figure — GDP is GVA (gross value added) plus taxes less subsidies. But whichever way you dice the numbers — nominal or real GDP growth, GDP or GVA — there's no getting away from the fact that the Indian economy is shining. The news has, of course, been greeted with 'ra-ras' from the ruling BJP and nitpicking by the Opposition, even as it has left the aam janta cold. This is for two reasons.

T20 World Cup — a month-long festival of the fastest and most explosive form of the sport — which is being shared between venues in Texas, Florida, New York and the Caribbean — begins with the US taking on Canada at the Grand Prairie Stadium on the outskirts of Dallas on Saturday.