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According to the Reserve Bank of India, fossil fuels will cease to dominate India's electricity generation by the end of this decade. Renewable energy is projected to surpass 50% of global electricity production. The report highlights the necessity for increased investment in low-carbon energy, aiming for a fully decarbonized global energy system by 2050.
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The government is contemplating merging RINL with SAIL as a solution for the financial and operational challenges faced by RINL’s Visakhapatnam steel plant. Other strategies include selling land parcels to NMDC and securing bank loans. High-level discussions have taken place among key officials to explore these options.
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The Reserve Bank of India is approaching a crucial interest rate decision with uncertainty looming as the contracts of three external members of its monetary policy committee expire on October 4. The delay in appointing new members could affect policy continuity and market stability, raising concerns among analysts and financial experts.
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HDFC Bank has sold a housing loan portfolio of Rs 6,000 crore to several state-controlled banks and car loans worth Rs 9,060 crore via pass-through certificates. This strategic move aims to improve the bank's credit-to-deposit ratio, which has declined as credit growth outstripped deposit growth in recent years.
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The Indian government has kept its borrowing goal steady for this financial year, aiming to sell bonds worth Rs 6.61 lakh crore between October and March. This includes issuing green bonds valued at Rs 20,000 crore. The Reserve Bank of India has set a WMA limit of Rs 50,000 crore for the second half of FY 2024-25.
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