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Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das said Monday that the moratorium on Yes Bank will be lifted on March 18 (Wednesday) at 6 pm and that there is a robust revival plan for the lender.",

The report also points out the new Macs will have processors from the company. So far, the MacBook Pro (Touch Bar version) and iMac Pro have the custom Apple T1 and T2 Mac co-processors. The co-processors are used to control the Touch Bar on the MacBook Pro, while they handle power management and security on the iMac Pro.",

The completed work includes 224 km of roads, four ground-level reservoirs, eight overhead reservoirs, water supply connections and sewage treatment plants, Reddy said. “All work will be completed by December 2024,” he said, adding that legal issues had hampered work in 1,200 acres of the Layout, which spans an area of 3,990 acres.",

Growing hopes of coordinated policy action to mitigate a broader fallout to economic activity has boosted market sentiment today, the RBI statement said."

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Visual artist Seema Kohli’s latest exhibition, “Cut from the Same Cloth”, is an exploration of the female form through the medium of embroidery.",

The Securities and Exchange Board of India in June banned Chandra and Goenka from holding board positions in publicly listed companies for a year, alleging they were actively involved in diverting funds to the group’s other listed entities and firms related to founding shareholders.",

Alia Bhatt’s latest outing in her merchandise ‘Ed-ma-ma’ t-shirt paired with a black blazer and high-rise blue bootcut jeans was a hit. The Gangubai Kathiadwadi actor looked effortless and chic. Alia wore small hoop earrings and clear heels with this look. She also tied her hair in a bun and opted for soft glowy makeup.",

Researchers from the University of Padua in Italy and Imperial College London in the UK tested over 85 per cent of the 3,000 residents of Vo’, Italy, in February and March last year for infection with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. They then tested them again in May and November 2020 for antibodies against the virus. The study, published in the journal Nature Communications, found that 98.8 per cent of people infected in February and March showed detectable levels of antibodies in November."