27th August 2024 Current Affairs Today | Daily Current Affairs | News Analysis Kapil Kathpal Studyniti - Study with Smriti・2 minutes read
Kapil Katal begins a daily news analysis session on August 27, 2024, covering updates from the Reserve Bank of India, Axis Bank, and various partnerships and schemes across India. The news covers a wide range of topics, from financial partnerships to welfare schemes, emphasizing financial inclusion and empowerment for women and construction workers.
Insights E-mandate allows automatic balance transfer for Fast Tag and NCMC, streamlining toll payments and transportation services without the need for pre-debit notifications, enhancing user convenience and efficiency in financial transactions. The Avani Saving Account by Bandhan Bank caters to women customers, emphasizing financial inclusion and empowerment by requiring a quarterly average balance of up to Rs 2500000, showcasing a commitment to gender-specific financial services and support. Get key ideas from YouTube videos. It’s free Summary 00:00
Financial News Update: August 27, 2024 Kapil Katal welcomes viewers to his daily news analysis session starting from August 27, 2024. Reserve Bank of India updates the e-mandate framework related to Fast Tag and National Common Mobility Card (NCMC). Fast Tag and NCMC are cards used for toll payments and transportation services, requiring balance maintenance. E-mandate allows automatic balance transfer for Fast Tag and NCMC, exempting pre-debit notifications. Axis Bank launches Yo for Merchants app in partnership with Visa and Mitac for payment solutions and transaction management. Tata Power Solar System partners with ICICI Bank to provide financing for solar units up to Rs 90 lakh with collateral-free options. Bharat Pe partners with Auto Capital for two-wheeler loans and Volt Money for loan against mutual funds. Merchants can avail two-wheeler loans up to Rs 2.5 lakh and loan against mutual funds up to Rs 1 crore. Bandhan Bank introduces Avani Saving Account for Women, requiring a quarterly average balance of up to Rs 2500000. Avani Saving Account offers benefits tailored for women customers, emphasizing financial inclusion and empowerment. 17:41
"Balancing Accounts, Philately Scholarships, and GDP Forecasts" The balance in the account after 90 days should be an average of ₹25,000. Daily balance tracking for 90 days involves varying amounts each day, leading to a total balance of ₹2,500,000 by day 90. The concept of maintaining an average balance is crucial, with examples of how balances fluctuate daily. Goldman Company revises India's GDP growth forecast to 6.7% for 2024 and 6.4% for 2025. The Deen Dayal Sparsh Yojana promotes philately among students, offering scholarships and mentorship. Philately involves collecting and studying postage stamps and related items. The scheme requires students from class six to nine to be part of a philately club and maintain a deposit account. 920 scholarships will be awarded across India, with each postal circle granting 40 scholarships. The Building and Other Construction Workers Management Information System Portal aims to centralize data for construction workers' welfare schemes. India's first Abrasive Water Jet Machine, developed by IIT Madras, is used in various industries for cutting materials without generating heat. 32:43
Odisha launches Subhadra Scheme for women. Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Majhi launched the Subhadra Scheme promising Rs. 1 crore to 1 crore women aged 21 to 60 in five installments of Rs. 10100, with the first payment of Rs. 55000 on Rakhi Purnima and the second on International Women's Day. The Subhadra Scheme will run from the current financial year until 2028-29, providing an annual installment of Rs. 21 to 60 0000 twice a year, with an additional incentive of Rs. 5000000 for the highest digital transaction beneficiary at the Gram Panchayat level. Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) will be supplied to LTS Dual Fueled Power Plants in Caravella Pitiya Colombo by Petronet LNG, an Indian company, for a 5-year term to fuel 230 MW gas turbines, increasing power generation to 350 MW by the first quarter of 2025. The first-ever Heads of Term Agreement was signed between India, Singapore, and Japan for the transfer of green ammonia from India to Japan, involving Singapore-based Seb Com Green Hydrogen Pte Ltd and three Japanese companies. Brand Finance Food and Drink 2024 report, published by London-based Brand Finance Company, evaluated the world's most valuable food, dairy, and non-alcoholic drink brands using 35 parameters, with the overall brand value of the food and beverage sector increasing by 4% to Rs. 268 billion. Nestle topped the list of the five most valuable food brands, with Amul being the only Indian brand ranked 22nd with a value of 3.3 billion triple A plus, while Coca Cola led the non-alcoholic drink sector and Healy's topped the dairy brands list for the fifth consecutive year. The Sustainable Perception Index (SPV) value for Nestle in the food sector was 1.4 billion, with a positive gap value of 67 million, while Coca Cola had the highest SPV value of 5.2 billion in the non-alcoholic drink sector, and Pepsi-Cola ranked second with a brand value of 35 billion. It is advised to avoid consuming alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks and opt for natural alternatives like coconut water to maintain a healthy lifestyle and avoid negative impacts on health. 47:17
Healthy diet, new CO, retirements, and more. Avoid consuming sugary foods and opt for natural, pure food for better health. Nestlé appoints Laurent Ferix as the new CO, replacing Mark Nider. Shikhar Dhawan, a renowned Indian cricketer, recently retired from international cricket. Dr. Kalpana Shankar co-founded an international non-profit organization. Peter Lahn Gren, a former tennis player and coach, passed away after coaching Roger Federer. National Award-winning filmmaker, Ut Palen Chakraborty, recently passed away. The first-ever National Space Day was observed on August 23, 2024, inspired by the Chandrayaan mission. Encouragement to attend educational sessions and avoid wasting time and money on unnecessary exams.