Indian
GDP grows 4.1 pc in Jan-Mar qtr; 8.7 pc in FY22
As per the data, the Indian economy expanded by 8.7 per cent in...
Govt raises premium for flagship insurance schemes PMJJBY, PMSBY
The premium rate of PMJJBY has been revised upward to Rs 1.25 per...
India’s per capita income remains below pre-COVID level in 2021-22
At current prices, the per capita income rose by 18.3 per cent to...
Govt issues guidelines on monkeypox, stresses on surveillance and rapid identification
According to the guidelines, a person of any age having a history...
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India recorded largest reductions in malaria cases in South-East Asia between 2000-2019: WHO
“Countries in South-East Asia made particularly strong progress, with reductions in cases and deaths of 73 per cent and 74 per cent, respectively. India contributed to the largest drop in cases region-wide from approximately 20 million to about 6 million, WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in the report’s forward.
Biden plan to end U.S. fossil fuel subsidies faces big challenges
Doing away with tax breaks on producers of fuels that emit greenhouse gases would fit neatly with Biden’s pro-climate agenda, which marks a reversal from Trump’s efforts to roll back climate regulations while boosting fossil fuel output.
It would help establish the United States as a global leader on climate, potentially helping convince other big emitters to axe fossil fuel subsidies.
AXA to sell its Gulf business to GIG for $269 mn
“This transaction marks another step in AXA’s continued simplification journey. We are convinced that AXA’s operations in the Gulf region will benefit from GIG’s leadership and scale in the region, to further pursue their focus on delivering growth and excellent customer service. I would like to thank the management teams and all the employees of our operations in the Gulf region for their continuous contribution and engagement over the years, and wish them all the success for the future, said Thomas Buberl, CEO, Axa.
Aegon to sell its Central and Eastern European business to VIG
“This transaction will simplify Aegon’s footprint and strengthen our balance sheet.We are sharpening our strategic focus and are concentrating on those countries and business lines where Aegon can create most value. I would like to thank our employees in Hungary, Poland, Romania and Turkey for their significant contribution to Aegon over the years. We believe that our businesses will benefit greatly from the vast experience of VIG, a leading insurance group in the region””, said Lard Friese, CEO of Aegon.
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