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    Banks defy Treasury drag, clock double-digit profit growth in July-Sept quarter

    Indian Bank, UCO Bank, South Indian Bank and Karur Vysya Bank reported double-digit Q2 profit growth, supported by core income and loan expansion. However, rising bond yields hurt treasury earnings, while improving asset quality and provisions shaped quarterly performance.

    NIA arrests two key accused in Rs 17.29 crore counterfeit currency racket via Saharanpur PNB chest

    The National Investigation Agency has arrested two individuals in Saharanpur for their alleged involvement. These arrests are linked to the circulation of counterfeit currency notes through a Punjab National Bank chest. The agency previously apprehended two other key accused in this ongoing investigation. Authorities discovered counterfeit notes with a face value of over seventeen crore rupees. The case was initially registered by local police before the NIA took over.

    Sebi bars Tarapur Transformers, promoters from markets for 5 years in fund diversion case

    Sebi barred nine entities, including Tarapur Transformers and its promoters, from securities markets for up to five years. The regulator found fund diversion through interest-free loans and fictitious transactions in company books. Rajendra Kumar Choudhary, a promoter, received a five-year ban and a Rs 30 lakh fine. Other entities faced three-year market bans for their involvement in these fraudulent activities.

    How Rajesh Khanna’s Carter Road bungalow became the heart of Bollywood’s golden era

    In the 1960s, a dilapidated bungalow on Mumbai’s Carter Road, initially overlooked by buyers, was purchased by aspiring actor Rajendra Kumar with financial help from filmmaker B.R. Chopra. He renovated it and named it “Dimple” after his daughter, coinciding with his rise to stardom as ‘Jubilee Kumar.’ Later, superstar Rajesh Khanna bought the bungalow, hoping it would bring him luck, and it became a symbol of his legendary career.

    Rajesh Khanna turned into an overnight superstar after living in this Mumbai building

    Once dismissed as a neglected house on Mumbai’s Carter Road, the iconic bungalow later witnessed the rise of two major Bollywood stars. Initially purchased by Rajendra Kumar for Rs 65,000 with borrowed money, the home became a symbol of his success and earned him the title 'Jubilee Kumar'. He later sold it to Rajesh Khanna, who went on to become Indian cinema’s first superstar. After Khanna’s death in 2012, the bungalow was sold.

    Boost intel gathering mechanism to combat militancy: J&K DGP K Rajendra Kumar

    Procuring surveillance gadgets and technologies to improve investigation of cyber and other heinous crimes has become essential for the organisation, Kumar said.

    The Economic Times
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