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Black fungus cases near 400-mark in Haryana; Gurugram sees max 147 cases
Experts have been asked to look for alternative anti-fungal infections for the treatment of black fungus cases, Haryana health minister Anil Vij said
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Delhi government approves Rs 5,000 assistance to para-transit vehicle drivers
Para-transit vehicle drivers/owners will start receiving Rs 5,000 in bank accounts linked to their Aadhaar from Monday, says Delhi transport minister Kailash Gahlot
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IRIS Business Services adds 1,799 SaaS customers, PAT up 483%
IRIS Business Services reported a 10% growth in total revenues in FY2021 to Rs 56.59 crore up from Rs 51.57 crore in FY2020
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India challenges $1.2 billion Cairn arbitration award
India has challenged an international arbitration tribunal asking it to return $1.2 billion to UK's Cairn Energy Plc on grounds that it had never agreed to arbitrate over a "national tax dispute"
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CII wants RBI to review circular on appointment of bank, NBFC auditors
Reserve Bank's circular was inconsistent with the provisions of the Companies Act and would create hardship for businesses in times Covid, says CII
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Women can get Covid vaccine anytime after delivery, say healthcare experts
No specific precautions need to be taken by lactating women in view of vaccination and the same precautions which apply to the general population are applicable to them as well, say experts
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Chhattisgarh: Surajpur collector removed after video shows him hitting man
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel issued instructions for the removal of the 2012-batch IAS officer from the post
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Money9 Edit | Vaccine transparency a must for restoring public confidence
A state-wise order book with clear distribution timelines in the public domain is imperative for restoring citizen confidence
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Macrotech Developers aims to be debt-free company by FY24
Our net debt will come down to Rs 12,000 crore level at the end of this April-June quarter with the help of the IPO proceeds and infusion of funds by promoters, says CEO Abhishek Lodha
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Covid vaccines ‘highly effective’ against B1.617.2 variant: Study
A new study by health officials in England shows for the first time that two doses of Covid-19 vaccines are “highly effective” against the B1.617.2 variant first identified in India
