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Panaji: With the state economy slowing down, bank business in Goa appears to have taken a hit. On Monday, local banks disclosed 11 per cent and 7 per cent decrease in deposits and advances, respectively during the quarter ended March 31, 2019, a period that is traditionally considered as ‘busy’ …
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RBI Dy Governor Viral Acharya quits
New Delhi: Viral Acharya, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Deputy Governor, who had in October last year brought to light tensions with the government over independence of the central bank, has resigned six months before the scheduled end of his term in the office. Acharya, 45, who was the …
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Mumbai-Goa Expressway to be ready in a year: Gadkari
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MEA proposed manufacture of e-passports on priority: Jaishankar
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‘UK falling behind in race to engage with India’
London: The UK is falling behind in the global race to engage with India because it has failed to adjust its strategy to fit India’s enhanced influence and power on the world stage, a new UK parliamentary inquiry report concluded on Monday. ‘Building Bridges: Reawakening UK-India ties’, released to coincide …
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Pompeo meets Saudi king on Iran crisis
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US cyberattack on rocket launchers failed attempt: Iran
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Lack of fiberisation to hit 5G roll-out: CRISIL
New Delhi: Switching to 5G will need massive investment in fiberisation by telecom companies and such investments in fiberised backhaul infrastructure which provides unlimited capacity and higher speeds has to gain further traction if 5G has to become reality, a report by CRISIL has said. Lack of financial bandwidth and …
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‘Action taken against 271 companies in last 3 yrs to safeguard investors’
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BIZ SCAN
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Bangladesh stay in hunt with Afghanistan scalp
Southampton: Shakib Al Hasan came up with a special all-round performance, steering Bangladesh to a 62-run win over Afghanistan here on Monday and keeping their semifinal hopes alive in the World Cup. Mushfiqur Rahim (83 off 87 balls) and Shakib (51 off 69) showed their class on a difficult surface …
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GOA BRIEFS
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WORLD CUP BRIEFS
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Writing on the border
Rezaul H Laskar What sets Happymon Jacob’s ‘The Line Of Control’ from the countless tomes written about the militaries of arch-rivals India and Pakistan over the decades is the access granted to the author to formations and personnel arrayed on both sides of the 740-kilometres ceasefire line in Jammu and …
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The shells of Khirsara and the stories they tell
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Fake, phantasmagoric icons
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Pockets of privilege: The loss and reclamation of pockets by women
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Quo vadis the expat Goan association?
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Lack of fiberisation to hit 5G roll-out: CRISIL
New Delhi: Switching to 5G will need massive investment in fiberisation by telecom companies and such investments in fiberised backhaul infrastructure which provides unlimited capacity and higher speeds has to gain further traction if 5G has to become reality, a report by CRISIL has said. Lack of financial bandwidth and …
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Banking business in Goa takes a hit
Panaji: With the state economy slowing down, bank business in Goa appears to have taken a hit. On Monday, local banks disclosed 11 per cent and 7 per cent decrease in deposits and advances, respectively during the quarter ended March 31, 2019, a period that is traditionally considered as ‘busy’ …
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‘UK falling behind in race to engage with India’
London: The UK is falling behind in the global race to engage with India because it has failed to adjust its strategy to fit India’s enhanced influence and power on the world stage, a new UK parliamentary inquiry report concluded on Monday. ‘Building Bridges: Reawakening UK-India ties’, released to coincide …
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