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Assam’s ban on selling power loom made Mekhela Sador creates flutter in Surat

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Surat has been a major supplier of the traditional Mekhela Sador and Gamusa to Assam for quite some time, supplying more than 60% of the total consumption in the North Eastern state. However, the Assam government announcing a ban on the sale of the power loom-produced attire as well as Gamusa, just ahead of the Rongali Bihu season, has rattled the industry, which is now knocking the doors of the Union government for a resolution.

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Four Returning Teams Boost Japan Cup Entry

DailySportsCar 

Four of the Japan Cup’s founding teams – Plus with BMW Team Studie, Porsche Center Okazaki, ABSSA Motorsport and LMcorsa – are returning for a second season in 2023. The aforementioned quartet, along with several other outfits, made up GT World Challenge Asia then-new ‘championship within a championship’ last year, which is Japan’s only sprint […]

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5 low-priced FII bets rally up to 135% in just 5 months

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Investing in low-priced stocks can be risky, making investors cautious. However, if Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) show interest in such stocks, they become more attractive

Yes Bank lock-in period ends next week; know what to expect from this stock

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

As part of the Reserve Bank of India’s ‘Reconstruction Scheme 2020’, a consortium of eight banks led by government-owned lender State Bank of India (SBI) executed equity commitments in the bank. SBI initially bought shares worth Rs 6,050 crore for a 48% stake in Yes Bank at a consideration of Rs 10 per share.





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