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Vote: City doctors encouraging patients to vote | Allahabad News

City doctors in Prayagraj are encouraging patients to not miss out on voting in the upcoming elections. The message of 'Must vote in the national interest' is being spread through consultations and prescriptions in hospitals. Read more about this initiative in the Sangam city.

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Cardiology update workshop organisedat AMA Centre | Allahabad News

Cardiology update workshop organisedat AMA Centre | Allahabad News
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Watch your step: Missing manhole covers pose accident threats here | Noida News

Open manholes in various sectors of Greater Noida, including Sector Alpha commercial belt 1, pose significant safety risks to residents and commuters.

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Government to buy back sovereign bonds worth Rs 40,000 crore in a surprise move

The central bank is also due to pay the government the annual dividend in May, which will further improve the government's cash position.

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India to buy back 400 billion rupees worth of bonds, cenbank says

India will buy back 400 billion rupees ($4.80 billion) worth of securities, the country's central bank said on Friday. The securities offered for buyback are 6.18% GS 2024, 9.15% GS 2024 and 6.89% GS 2025, the Reserve Bank of India said in a statement. "The choice of securities suggests this buyback is a liquidity redistribution exercise by the government as they have clear visibility on their shorter-term funds," said Vivek Kumar, economist at QuantEco Research.

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