While some police officials have acted with commendable empathy and compassion in certain cases of citizen distress, the larger pattern of policing since the Covid-19
Category: RBI–Banks
Moratorium on credit card dues may lead to windfall for banks if users delay monthly repayments | Business News,The Indian Express
Normally, banks and card companies charge up to 42 per cent per annum interest rate on unpaid balance outstanding on credit cards. Banks and credit
RBI’s Bazooka: Will it be effective? | Business News,The Indian Express
Written by Deepthi Mary Mathew The RBI (Reserve Bank of India) governor in a surprise press conference announced a slew of measures to boost liquidity
All you wanted to know about moratorium period – The Hindu BusinessLine
With the country being in lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19, the Reserve Bank of India had announced a slew of measures last week,
Keeping the economy going while battling Covid-19 – The Hindu BusinessLine
Stimulus packages are not going to be sufficient. We need measures that ensure the economy recovers for the sake of the poor, those in the
सरकारचा मोठा दिलासा; ७० हजार बेघरांना दिलं छप्पर –महाराष्ट्र टाइम्स
सरकारचा मोठा दिलासा; ७० हजार बेघरांना दिलं छप्पर मुंबई: करोनाचं राज्यावरील संकट अधिक गहिरं होत आहे. राज्यात संचारबंदी लागू करण्यात आलेली आहे. अशा परिस्थितीत हजारो
Covid-19 crisis calls for an urgent re-working of the Union Budget – The Hindu BusinessLine
The Centre must recognise that none of the estimates it made on February 1 can be expected to stick to the script now When facts
Centre to extend IGST, compensation cess exemptions under export schemes till March 2021 – The Hindu BusinessLine
ECGC extends timelines, reduces fees to help exporters cope with lockdown Offering some relief to exporters struggling to cope with the effects of the lockdown,
RBI rate cut: A flood of liquidity, but how will it help? | Deccan Herald
In times like never before, the Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has acted like never before. This is seen in two aspects
RBI Announcement: RBI announces more measures to deal with Covid-19 pandemic | India Business News – Times of India
NEW DELHI: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday announced more measures to counter the economic fallout of the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic. In a
MSMEs hail RBI’s time extension for receiving payments on exports from Covid-19 hit countries – The Financial Express
Trade, Imports, Exports for MSMEs: MSMEs, which contributed nearly half of India’s exports in FY19, has welcomed the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) move on Wednesday to extend the
bad loan: RBI moratorium: Lenders’ body wants RBI to freeze bad loan recognition as on February 29 – The Economic Times
MUMBAI: Indian banks are seeking that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) freeze the recognition of bad loans as on February 29 to make its
India GDP: India’s fiscal deficit may shoot to 6.2% of GDP in FY21: Fitch Solutions – The Economic Times
NEW DELHI: India’s fiscal deficit in 2020-21 may shoot up to 6.2 per cent of the GDP from 3.5 per cent government estimate as a
Moratorium plan: Borrowers unlikely to get significant gains; banks to charge interest later – The Economic Times
NEW DELHI: The three-month suspension of EMI payments may not result in a significant gains for borrowers as they will charge interest for the moratorium
Lockdown impact: Lockdown keeps outbreak manageable, but there will be hardship ahead–Economic Times
By Arvind Panagariya On March 24 last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi ordered a complete lockdown of the nation. He did not have a choice.
Lockdown: MSMEs seek relief from electricity supply company – The Hindu BusinessLine
The Mangaluru council of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has sought relief for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) from the Mangalore Electricity Supply
Stop Worrying, Start Stimulating–Economic Times
Our columnist Swaminathan S Anklesaria Aiyar has called for an Indian stimulus three or four times as large as the Rs 1,70,000 crore relief package
View: Putting finance on ice will only store up trouble for Covid-hit India – The Economic Times
By Andy Mukherjee Stop all the clocks. That’s what the Indian central bank is permitting lenders to do for three months after Prime Minister Narendra
Coronavirus lockdown: View: Scorching summer for banks ahead amid lockdown due to Covid-19 outbreak – The Economic Times
By Hari Hara Mishra For bankers, the approaching summer will not only bring a steady rise in temperature, but also branches and offices of the
EMI moratorium: Moratorium on loan EMIs, credit card dues will have an interest cost – The Economic Times
By Raj Khosla The Covid-19 relief package announced by the government last week is a welcome move. The RBI has left the implementation of the
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