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One-third of vaccination sites in all Delhi government hospitals to run round-the-clock
The vaccination sites at present operate from 9 am to 9 pm
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Personal details of 6.1 million Facebook users in India leaked online
Personal data of 533 million Facebook users globally—including names, phone numbers, and other details—was allegedly leaked online and posted for free on hacking forums
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Second wave hurts business resumption, lockdowns may soften economic growth in June quarter: Analysts
Given the continued rise in cases and the likelihood of more state-wide restrictions, we expect softer sequential growth in Q1 FY22 but view the medium-term impact as limited, Nomura said
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If you are a SBI card holder, you are insured for up to Rs 20 lakh
Cardholders enjoy insurance cover in different type of accident-related deaths but with certain riders
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Gross NPAs of banks may rise to 9.6-9.7% by March-end: Report
According to ICRA Ratings, gross non-performing assets of banks may worsen further to 9.9-10.2% by March 31, 2022
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India well prepared to combat second wave of COVID-19: Finance Ministry
The Indian economy is poised to build back better and stronger as is reflected in the movement of several high-frequency indicators, the Finance Ministry's monthly economic report said
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Prioritising who gets COVID-19 vaccine first saves lives, study finds
Prioritisation has benefits because people differ in at least two key ways—their risk of infection and the likelihood of serious consequences from infection, according to a study
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RBI’s MPC starts deliberating on next monetary policy
Experts are of the view that the Reserve Bank will maintain status quo on policy rates at its first bi-monthly monetary policy review for the current fiscal
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Zydus Cadila seeks DCGI nod for use of hepatitis drug for COVID-19 treatment
Phase-III clinical trials with Pegylated Interferon Alpha 2b, which company sells under the brand name 'PegiHep' has shown promising results in treating COVID-19, Zydus Cadila said
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SEBI’s framework to curb stock market spoofing kicks off
Market experts say that excessive cancellations of large orders lead to manipulative increases or decrease in prices, which impacts retail investors
