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Budget 2026: The arithmetic that will decide India’s bond market

Budget 2026 will be crucial for India’s bond market, with investors seeking fiscal continuity, credible deficit targets and transparent consolidation. Borrowing strategy, capex execution, and small savings flows will shape yields, while improved market microstructure gains importance amid deferred global index inclusion, making trust between fiscal policy and markets essential.

Economic Times Jobs · Jan 20
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J&K NHM employees renew call for regularisation ahead of assembly session

Employees working under the National Health Mission (NHM) in Jammu and Kashmir have once again brought attention to their long-standing demand foraa clear and comprehensive regularisation policy. The Jammu and Kashmir National Health Mission Employees Association (JKNHMEA) said the issue has remained unresolved for years, despite repeated appeals and the critical role played by NHM [...] The post J&K NHM employees renew call for regularisation ahead of assembly session appeared first on HR Katha .

HR Katha · Jan 20
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RBI revises priority sector norms to include NCDC

The RBI has revised priority sector lending norms, now allowing loans to the National Cooperative Development Corporation to qualify. This aims to expand credit for cooperative societies, especially in agriculture, while simultaneously tightening compliance to prevent double counting of benefits.

Times of India Business · Jan 19
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‘Unfair & unjustified’: Jaishankar hits out at ‘selectively targeted’ Russian oil tariffs - what he told Polish FM

India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held extensive talks with Poland's Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski, reviewing bilateral cooperation in economy, technology, and defense. Discussions also covered global and regional developments, with both nations emphasizing the need to counter terrorism and selective targeting in trade.

Times of India Business · Jan 19
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India trains 67,000 people in chip design under Rs 250 crore Chips to Start-up programme

The Indian government has said that more than one lakh people have enrolled in chip design training under its Chips to Start-up or C2S Programme, with around 67,000 participants already trained so far. The programme is aimed at building a strong domestic semiconductor design ecosystem and preparing skilled manpower for the growing global chip industry. The C2S Programme was launched by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology in 2022 with a total outlay of Rs 250 crore for five years. It focuses on hands-on training in Very Large Scale Integration, embedded systems, and full chip design flow, from concept to fabrication and testing. According to the government, the programme is being implemented across 305 academic institutions in the country. These include Indian Institutes of Technology, National Institutes of Technology, and several state and private universities. The training covers students at the BTech, MTech, and PhD levels, along with faculty members. The gover...

Indian Startup News · Jan 19