Today's top stories include Indian Navy's deals for defence procurement, GDP base year shift, Reserve Bank of India's advisory to banks and more.
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Indian Navy is hoping to sign the deals for procurement of 26 naval variants of Rafale jets and three additional Scorpene submarines by next month, said Indian Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi on Monday, ahead of Navy Day.
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The Government on Monday confirmed that it has decided to update the base year for calculating gross domestic product from 2011-12 to 2022-23, according to a media statement by the Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation.
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The Reserve Bank of India has advised banks to urgently bring down the number of frozen accounts and make the process of activation of such accounts smoother and hassle-free.
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Bajaj Finance Ltd. has ended its co-branded credit card partnership with DBS Bank India Ltd., the Indian subsidiary of the Singapore-based bank said in a statement, responding to NDTV Profit's queries.
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In a relief to the US-based fast food chain Burger King, the Bombay High Court has furthered the stay on a Pune court's ruling to throw out Burger King's trademark infringement lawsuit against a local restaurant using the same name.
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Hindustan Unilever Ltd. made a payment of Rs 192.55 crore as part of a total outstanding tax demand of Rs 962.75 crore on Nov. 28, an exchange filing said on Monday. The tax department had directed the company to make 20% payment of the total outstanding demand on or before Nov. 30.
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The Reserve Bank of India on Monday lifted the restrictions on Navi Finserv, led by Sachin Bansal, after the non-banking financial company adopted revamped systems and processes to ensure regulatory compliance.
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Intel Corp. Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger, who was hired in 2021 to lead an ambitious turnaround of the iconic chipmaker, will leave the job after the comeback sputtered and the company only fell further behind rivals.
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