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Deep impact: Aavishkaar-Intellecap raises ₹232 cr from TIAA's Nuveen
The firm is on course to raise India's largest impact fund of ₹1,300 crore
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Soon, hire a copter from Mumbai to Pune
New York-based on-demand flight aggregator Fly Blade forays into India
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RBI Leadership: What does Das bring to the table?
The government ensured that there was a very quick transition after Urjit Patel quit, with Shaktikanta Das, a former bureaucrat, being appointed the new RBI governor within 24 hours
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Legal hurdles: The wait for Mallya to go on
It's going to be a while before Mumbai's Arthur Road Jail sees the arrival of the industrialist from London
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Election effects: Expecting the unexpected
The Sensex was up 4.6 percent in the three sessions since the results were declared, and the market had shrugged off the poll results
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Management (Rocker's guide to management), MedTech (Using AI in diagnosing Cancer), Behaviour (National character stereotypes mirror language use), Technology (Robots controlled by paralysed people), Environment (Plasticphobia: Will going plastic-free harm the environment?) and Politics (When presidents were people) among others.
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Governments putting pressure on central banks nothing new: KKR's Henry Kravis
Kravis urges India to take the "tough medicine" to tackle banks' NPAs issue
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Shaktikanta Das takes charge as RBI Governor; seeks to allay concerns
Das says will he strive to uphold autonomy and integrity of the central bank
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Disrupting the industry with a free for all arts festival in Goa
Serendipity Arts Festival brings an 8-day extravaganza to Goa featuring craft, music, dance, theatre, visual arts, photography and culinary arts embodying the vision of 14 eminent curators
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Former bureaucrat Shaktikanta Das is new RBI Governor after Urjit Patel quits
Patel's exit will deepen existing chasm between RBI and the government: Experts
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Science (A first in gene-editing babies), Environment (Insect apocalypse is here), Technology (Learning to love robots), Health (Extreme athleticism is the new mid-life crisis), and Writing (Sharpening your writing skills), among others