40-day lockdown blows a Rs 40,000 cr hole in govt's kitty

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THE ECONOMIC TIMESDaily Newsletter Thu, Apr 30, 2020 | 04:50 PM IST

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Top stories of the day India set to take a Rs 40,000 crore blow on account of oil revenue loss Demand in the world's third-biggest consumer of fuel plummeted this month.... USAID announces $3 million to support India's COVID-19 efforts Reliance announces pay cuts, Mukesh Ambani to forgo entire compensation SC refuses to pass directions for changing guidelines on Covid-19 treatment CBI widens probe in fraud-hit YES Bank, may examine former LIC chairman GP Kohli Rishi Kapoor, actor who charmed millions with 'Bobby' & 'Chandni', passes away Shell cuts dividend for first time since World War Two Maharashtra issues directives to hospitals as Covid-19 cases mount

Debate This Now debating: Should India nationalise all hospitals till Covid is brought under control? A debate is raging on whether the Centre, States and Union Territories should nationalise all healthcare facilities till the coronavirus menace is meaningfully shackled. Given the systematic neglect that has turned India's public hospitals into nothing better than hellholes, does this proposal hold any water? You decide.

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View: Desperate India may now need Modi to do a Roosevelt Every nudge by the Reserve Bank of India to make lenders take credit risk has fallen flat.... Rush for gold loans seen as Indians seek refuge from slowdown Just Dial approves buyback worth up to Rs 220 crore Finance, tech firms on hiring spree amid coronavirus turmoil: LinkedIn US in talks with India, other 'friends' to restructure global supply chains: Pompeo Lancet study finds no significant clinical benefits of antiviral drug remdesivir COVID-19 effect: SpiceJet to pay part salaries to over 92% employees in April With 7.45 lakh followers, RBI most popular among central banks on Twitter Coal India plans to employ 6,600 new staff this year

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