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Welcome To IANS Live - TopStory - Impact & duration of Covid2 0 biggest risks to growth estimates: RBI

In its annual report for FY21, the central bank has said that the onset of the second wave has triggered a raft of revisions to growth projections, with the consensus gravitating towards RBI s projection of 10.5 per cent for the year 2021-22. It h

Welcome To IANS Live - BUSINESS - Impact & duration of Covid2 0 biggest risks to growth estimates: RBI

In its annual report for FY21, the central bank has said that the onset of the second wave has triggered a raft of revisions to growth projections, with the consensus gravitating towards RBI s projection of 10.5 per cent for the year 2021-22. It h

Welcome To IANS Live - ENTERTAINMENT - Madhuri Dixit: Yash Chopra was a very progressive director

Photo Credit: IANS IANSLive Mumbai, May 25 (IANS) Bollywood s dancing diva Madhuri Dixit Nene feels late filmmaker Yash Chopra a very progressive filmmaker and that he always kept up with the time.   For susbcription contact  

Benjamin Myers Male Tears re-evaluates masculinity

Benjamin Myers Male Tears re-evaluates masculinity 15 May, 2021 12:00 AM 3 minutes to read By: David Herkt Masculinity is currently being re-evaluated. Balances are changing and this reassessment is reflected by book publishing. New fiction releases, particularly, are now more often written by women and fiction book awards reflect this. Benjamin Myers, however, is a prize-winning British male writer and his work is also a part of this re-calibration, approaching the subject from an entirely different angle. Myers work is often grounded in the natural world and his prose is bold. In The Offing, his bestselling novel, Robert Appleyard looks back on a summer when he was 16, taken in by an older woman living in a remote English bay, and given perspectives on life through learning about her past. His new collection of short stories, Male Tears, demonstrates his full range.

Rotorua house prices reach record median of $650,000

Rotorua house prices reach record median of $650,000 18 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM 7 minutes to read Rotorua reached a new median house price record of $650,000. Photo / Getty Images Agents say a sudden rush of property sales in Rotorua last month reflected efforts to get deals over the line before big changes to Government housing policy kicked in. The number of properties sold skyrocketed in March - including more than a dozen over the $1 million mark - driving the city to a new record median house price of $650,000. The latest Real Estate Institute of New Zealand figures show the city had 114 sales last month compared to 78 in February and 82 in March last year, when New Zealand went lockdown.

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