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  • SBI, PNB repay Rs 23 crore, Karnataka withdraws boycott circular

    The finance department had on August 12 directed various departments to cut all business ties with two banks over a Rs 22 crore embezzlement case

  • Want to withdraw from national pension system (NPS) funds before retirement? Here’s how you can

    Tapping into your retirement may not be ideal but sometimes becomes inevitable. Here are simple steps you need to keep in mind when you plan to withdraw from NPS. Can you withdraw the full amount? Is the amount taxable? Watch this video to find out

  • Introduction and withdrawal of Rs 2,000 note cast doubt on integrity, stability of India's currency: P Chidambaram

    Addressing a press conference here, the former Union finance minister said the key economic indicators are pointing downward and there is low confidence that the economy will reach the high growth path.

  • Monsoon withdrawal to begin in next two days: IMD

    According to the weather office, India had received 7 per cent excess rains, but eight states, including the rice bowl states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, received deficient rainfall which could lead to lower farm output this kharif season.

  • CRISIL withdraws SpiceJet's rating; puts company in non-cooperating category

    "Crisil Ratings is yet to receive adequate information from SpiceJet Limited (SpiceJet) to enable it to undertake a rating review. Crisil Ratings is taking all possible efforts to get the rated entity to cooperate with its rating process to enable it to carry out the rating review," the rating agency said.

  • PMC Bank Crisis: How you can withdraw more for special needs

    Depositors can withdraw more money for needs such as marriage, medical emergencies and education expenses

  • How merging PF accounts helps avoid tax on withdrawals

    Total service in the present establishment as well as previous establishments is counted for deducting tax at source and therefore, it is advisable to merge all PF accounts, EPFO has pointed out.

  • RBI ups ATM withdrawal limit to Rs 10,000 a day

    This has been hiked from Rs 4,500 allowed daily per card, said RBI

  • FPIs outflow at Rs 3,800-cr from equities in fortnight

    Foreign investors have pulled out over Rs 3,800 crore from the country's equity markets so far this month over concerns regarding "lower prospects" of economic growth as compared to other emerging markets.

  • Demonetisation: It's a move to use 'less cash', not going 'cashless': Gangwar

    The aim of the government is to move towards an economy that uses ‘less cash‘ and not necessarily ‘cashless‘, says Minister of State for Finance, Satosh Kumar Gangwar.

  • Restrictions on cash withdrawals may continue beyond Dec 30

    Banks at many places are not in a position to disburse even the current limit of Rs 24,000 per week due to cash crunch and are rationing the valid currency depending on cash availability.

  • Fulfil commitment of Rs 24k weekly withdrawal: SC to Centre

    The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to "fulfil their commitment" of permitting withdrawal of Rs 24,000 per week to the extent possible and review the decision periodically.

  • Is the wedding market, moving to cheques and digital payments?

    It is the wedding season but stringent conditions imposed by the government on cash withdrawals and demonetisation has made it difficult for the families to meet all expectations. Is the wedding market, which is largely cash driven moving to cheques and digital payments?

  • Mandatory to quote PAN for Rs 2.5 lakh deposits: CBDT

    Quoting PAN is mandatory for cash deposit of over Rs 50,000 in a single day in scheduled or a cooperative bank.

  • Demonetisation: With anger rising, govt eases withdrawal norms

    With public anger rising across the country over limited cash availability, the government tonight eased key restrictions including raising daily withdrawal limit from bank counters and ATM as well as hiking the amount of old and now defunct currency notes that can be exchanged.

  • High-security Rs 500 notes released for distribution

    The new high-security Rs 500 notes were released to banks for distribution today and the lenders have been asked to make separate arrangements for the elderly.

  • Demonetisation: CPI(M) for adjournment motion in Parliament

    The CPI(M) today proposed to bring an adjournment motion in Parliament with regard to demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes and introduction of the new Rs 2,000 note by the Union government.

  • Demonetisation: Congress, TMC meet to plan united fight in Parliament

    Congress and TMC leaders are meeting here this evening to chalk out a united fight during the Winter Session of Parliament commencing on November 16 against the demonetisation of RS 500 and Rs 1000 notes by the Modi government.

  • RBI to withdraw pre-2005 notes: What you need to know

    Here is an FAQ to help you understand the Reserve Bank of India's decision to withdraw all pre-2005 currency notes currently in circulation from April 1 this year.

  • US does not rule out pullout from Afghanistan after '14

    The Obama administration does not rule out a complete withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan after 2014, the White House said, just days before President Barack Obama is due to meet Afghan President Hamid Karzai.

  • Weber to meet Merkel over his shock ECB withdrawal

    Bundesbank chief Axel Weber will meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday to discuss his future after the leaked disclosure of his withdrawal from the ECB presidency race hit markets and put her under fire.

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