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Kotak, who is also the managing director of Kotak Mahindra Bank, said that globally the central banks take a cue from the US Fed and decide their monetary policy accordingly.

With voting to take place in Baramati on May 7 and the remaining three Lok Sabha constituencies of Shirur, Maval and Pune on May 13, the district administration has declared that weekly farmers’ markets in the respective area will remain closed on voting day.

Meanwhile, the BJP criticised the state government for failing to ensure women’s safety in Bengal. In a post on ‘X’, the BJP’s state unit wrote: “Even during the Durga Puja, women in Bengal continue to face harassment. Despite having a female Chief Minister, women remain vulnerable. Mamata fails terribly in ensuring women’s safety!”

While rating some of his old films as ‘bullish’ or ‘bearish’, the actor was asked about Umrao Jaan (2006) — a remake of the original film starring Rekha — in which he was paired opposite Aishwarya. Without any hesitation, Abhishek called the film ‘bullish’, because “that’s where it all happened”.

Away from the clamour of the bustling world, ace filmmaker SS Rajamouli is currently enjoying a peaceful vacation with his family. Following the release of his epic action drama RRR and the subsequent award ceremonies, the director had been immersed in a hectic schedule. However, he has now embarked on a quest for renewal and revitalisation.

A poultry farm owner shot his driver in the chest after a heated argument on Saturday evening in Sonbarsa area here, police said on Sunday.

OPENING A new front in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Saturday “warned” that with Prime Minister Narendra Modi turning 75 next September, those voting for the BJP would be voting for Amit Shah (as PM). Kejriwal also launched an all-out attack on Modi, accusing him of carrying out a “one-nation, one-leader” mission at “two-levels” — by arresting Opposition leaders, and sidelining those within the BJP.

Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova said she would prefer canceling the remaining Grand Slam events to playing them without spectators due to the coronavirus pandemic.