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West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee wrote, “Sad to know about the demise of Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma, eminent Santoor player and internationally celebrated Indian music composer. His departure impoverishes our cultural world. My deepest condolences.”

Imports in May rose by 68.54 per cent to USD 38.53 billion, from USD 22.86 billion in May 2020. In May 2019, imports stood at USD 46.68 billion.

He continued, “When I first met Sridevi, she was a very humble soul and on the first day, I had a suhaagraat scene with her. We rehearsed and read lines together.” Mahesh said that at that time he was also a part of the show Shararat and the makers of Malini Iyer asked him to quit the show. However, Mahesh refused to quit the show and assured the makers that he would manage the dates.

Edible oil major Ruchi Soya Industries Ltd on Friday reported a 25 per cent decline in its standalone net profit to Rs 234.33 crore for the March 2022 quarter, mainly due to higher tax expenses.

The erstwhile OBC held 23 per cent stake in the life insurer, which by virtue of amalgamation in FY20 is now with PNB. Canara Bank owns 51 per cent, while HSBC Insurance (Asia Pacific) Holdings Ltd as a foreign partner owns 26 per cent.

Replying to a debate on the interim budget for FY 2024-25 presented in the Lower House earlier this week, Pawar, who is also Deputy Chief Minister, said the fiscal deficit — gap between government’s income and expenditure — has been restricted at 2.32 per cent of state GDP.

Likewise, the NSE barometer Nifty settled with a gain of 232.40 points or 1.60 per cent at 14,761.55.

During the meeting, it was also decided that in case of payment failure, the matter be communicated to the suppliers. In the letter, Jain said that most of the files related to the payment are pending in the DGHS or CPA offices, due to which, a large sum of money remained unutilised, which could severely hamper the procurement of medicines in the next financial year. “Because of inaction on the part of DGHS and CPA officials, a large sum remained unutilised during 2023-24, the last FY; leading to a huge liability for the current FY, 2024-25,” he said. “This will severely hamper the procurement of medicines during the current FY, 2024-25, due to the shortage of funds,” read the letter.