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Uday Kotak said as per news platform Moneycontrol. Uday Kotak further highlighted that while there is a strong focus on facilitating transitional funding, we should carefully balance the importance of economic feasibility with the question of whether something is fundamentally sustainable. He added that we must also consider if we have the time to wait for its materialization.

Elon Musk posted a photo on X featuring his son, X Æ A-XII. In the picture, the child is seen standing in front of a prominent X logo (formerly recognized as Twitter). Musk shared the image without including any caption.

PTI. The petition was filed by social activist Gireesh Babu but was dismissed due to lack of evidence. According to details, Gireesh Babu's petition sought a probe into the 'illegal financial transactions, coming under the ambit of bribery, carried out between the accused persons,' in connection with mining and other 'business interests' of Cochin Minerals and Rutile Ltd (CMRL).

Hindustan Times. 2) In 1985, Kuber Group was founded by Vikas Malu's father.

small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) constitute 20% of all MSMEs yet receive only 5% of the total financing provided by public-sector banks. According to the experts, women in India are often less digitized and receive less training to build their businesses. However, when properly supported, women entrepreneurs are more likely to hire women, more likely to repay credit and more likely to share increased income with their families and communities, serving as core drivers of inclusive economic growth.

Popular internet influencer and emerging actor Kusha Kapila has recently been a focal point of online attention, and her response to swirling rumors has captured the interest of her extensive fanbase. With a substantial following on various digital platforms, Kusha's foray into acting, including her appearance in 'Selfiee' and her upcoming role in Shilpa Shetty's 'Sukhee', has garnered significant attention.

Kapil Sibal on Saturday asked if Prime Minister Narendra Modi will condemn this publicly and the teacher be prosecuted or the culture of «hate» be allowed to flourish. The video showed a school teacher asking her students to slap a boy from what she is heard referring to as «Mohammaden» community and also passing objectionable remarks against the community has gone viral on social media, with Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra condemning the incident. The teacher can be seen asking the students of class 2 of a private school in Khubbapur village under Mansurpur police station area to hit the child. In a post on X (formerly twitter), Sibal slammed it as «culture of hate» and said that a teacher of a private school in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar asked Hindu students to beat up a Muslim student in the classroom. «If true, will Yogi ji (Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath) speak up? Will Modi ji condemn this publicly? Will the teacher be prosecuted? Or will the culture of 'hate' be allowed to flourish?» he said. Sibal, who was a Union minister during UPA I and II, quit the Congress in May last year and was elected to the Rajya Sabha as an Independent member with the Samajwadi Party's support. He has floated a non-electoral platform 'Insaaf' aimed at fighting injustice. BSP MP Danish Ali also condemned the incident. Sharing the video, he said on X, «Last week, a teacher lost his job in India for asking his students to vote for educated leaders.

Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY), Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY) and Atal Pension Yojana (APY). The functionality does not require customers to carry passbooks to the CSP outlet for enrolment.

Haryana government on Saturday ordered suspension of mobile internet and the bulk SMS services in the communally charged Nuh till August 28 in view of the call for a 'Shobha Yatra'.

NEW DELHI: Ahead of G20 Summit in the national Capital, the drug control department of the Delhi government has issued a cautionary advisory to the chemist association and pharmacists within the city. The advisory cautions the association members from engaging in the acquisition and transaction of substantial quantities of medicines classified as narcotics and sedatives.

Meta is being accused of endangering lives by blocking news links in Canada at a crucial moment, when thousands have fled their homes and are desperate for wildfire updates that once would have been shared widely on Facebook. The situation «is dangerous,» said Kelsey Worth, 35, of one nearly 20,000 residents of Yellowkife and thousands more in small towns ordered to evacuate the Northwest Territories as wildfires advanced. She described to AFP how «insanely difficult» it has been for herself and other evacuees to find verifiable information about the fires blazing across the near-Arctic territory and other parts of Canada. «Nobody's able to know what's true or not,» she said. «And when you're in an emergency situation, time is of the essence,» she said, explaining that many Canadians until now have relied on social media for news. Meta on August 1 started blocking the distribution of news links and articles on its Facebook and Instagram platforms in response to a recent law requiring digital giants to pay publishers for news content. The company has been in a virtual showdown with Ottawa over the bill passed in June but which only takes effect next year. Building on similar legislation introduced in Australia, the bill aims to support a struggling Canadian news sector that has seen a flight of advertising dollars and hundreds of publications closed in the last decade. It requires companies like Meta and Google to make fair commercial deals with Canadian outlets for the news and information — estimated in a report to parliament to be worth Can$330 million (US$250 million) per year — that is shared on their platforms, or face binding arbitration. But Meta has said the bill is flawed and insisted that news outlets share

financial inclusion model and move much faster, said Dinesh Kumar Khara, SBI Chairman, on Thursday. “If you look at it in our country, I think it's a lesson for all of the globe on how the payment system could be so efficient, cheap and economical,” Khara said in an exclusive interview with ET on the sidelines of B20 Summit organized by CII in New Delhi. Khara noted that if Jan Dhan had been a pure vanilla account, people would not have shown so much interest in the scheme and it is the addition of services which has given it nuance. “Now it has gone beyond.

Austria has stirred controversy by suggesting that immigrants who have been in the country for less than five years should have their social benefits reduced. This proposal, like Denmark's approach, aims to link full social welfare benefits to the duration of residency and a specified employment period, regardless of nationality or residence status. The plan involves assessing which benefits would be subject to these criteria through an ongoing review process. According to Austria Press Agency, Minister Raab's rationale is to make the labor market, rather than the welfare system, the driving force for immigrants to establish themselves in Austria. She has pointed out that the current immigration model needs adjustment. To assist skilled workers considering relocating to Austria, Raab envisions establishing a national coordination office. This office would offer support for family integration, German language courses, childcare, and recreational activities, with the intention of expanding this service across the country. However, the Greens, ÖVP's coalition partner, have officially rejected Raab's proposals. Green MP and integration speaker Faika El-Nagashi emphasized that cuts to existing social benefits are not a topic of discussion for them. El-Nagashi stressed that the crucial aspect is the necessity for support, rather than the duration of stay or level of employment in Austria.

India Cub in London, with its early roots in the Indian independence movement as a hub for nationalists including Krishna Menon, will shut down on September 17, 2023, after losing a protracted battle against its closure. Proprietors Yadgar Marker and his daughter Phiroza who have been running the historic institution for the past 26 years launched a "Save India Club" appeal a few years back but have now announced its impending closure. «It is with a very heavy heart that we announce the closure of the India Club, with our last day open to the public on September 17,» they said. Created as a seat for the India League, the club served as a rendezvous point for various Indian organizations in London like The Indian Journalist Association, the Indian Workers Association, and the Indian Socialist Group who once met at this historic institution located at 143-144 Strand, London. Its membership boasts names like Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister, and Lady Mountbatten, the last viceroy's wife. The Daily Telegraph described the club as more than a mere dining establishment; a delightful time capsule transporting visitors to the vibrant aura of Calcutta in the 1960s. The restaurant does not conform to contemporary trends of elegance or sophistication, but therein lies its magic.

In a concerning security incident, Fetch.ai's official Discord server was compromised on Sat Aug 12, 2023, at 3:00am UTC. According to a statement released by Fetch.ai, a malicious individual gained unauthorized access to the server through an admin account with the username «Atari_buzz1kLL.»

Former President Donald Trump has returned to X, the social media site formerly known as Twitter

Open Society Foundations plan to significantly curtail their work in Europe and lay off much of their staff there

Estonia’s strongly pro-Ukrainian prime minister is under increasing pressure to resign, after Estonian media revealed her husband’s role in a company that indirectly did business in Russia after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine last year

Bernie Marsden, the former guitarist of British hard rock band Whitesnake, died at the age of 72. Confirming the death of the legend, his friend and bassist Neil Murray said «Bernie died peacefully on Thursday evening with his wife, Fran, and daughters, Charlotte and Olivia, by his side.»

India has leapfrogged over the last decade and other countries can learn from its financial inclusion model and move much faster, State Bank of India (SBI) chairman Dinesh Kumar Khara said on Thursday. «If you look at it in our country, I think it's a lesson for all of the globe on how the payment system could be so efficient, cheap and economical,» Khara told ET on the sidelines of the B20 Summit. He said if Jan-Dhan had been a pure vanilla account, people would not have shown so much interest and that it is the addition of services that has given it nuance.

R Shankar Raman said the company is facing a shortage of carpenters and masons. Hospitals in India have been forced to hike the salaries of nurses due to the high attrition rate.