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    Uttarakhand: Surge in Ganga water level amid heavy rains, administration on alert

    As the water level of the river reached the Triveni Ghat Aarti Sthal, the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) issued an alert for travellers and warned them to avoid staying at the ghats at night.

    A week of hits and misses in fintech; and other top tech, startup stories

    Hi, this is Pratik Bhakta in Bengaluru. It’s been a busy news week for us here at ETtech covering some of the most important stories in the fintech space. We had a string of big exclusives, wrapping it up here just in case you missed reading them.

    Premji Invest in talks to pick up big stake in Bank of Baroda’s Nainital Bank

    Premji Invest in talks to acquire majority stake in Nainital Bank at around Rs 800 crore. Public sector lender Bank of Baroda, which owns around 98% of Nainital Bank, is expected to divest its entire shareholding

    Premji Invest eyes Nainital Bank stake; Ranjan Pai may back Rupeek

    Happy Friday! Azim Premji’s family office is eyeing a majority stake in Bank of Baroda-owned Nainital Bank. This and more in today’s packed edition of ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    FD interest rate up to 9.5%: Banks offering highest FD interest rates for senior citizen investors

    Best senior citizen FDs: Seniors can increase the growth of their savings at a higher rate with senior citizen FD rates without having to take on more risks. Here are banks offering best rate for senior citizens fixed deposit interest rates.

    Up to 9% interest rate: Corporate FDs vs bank fixed deposits; Which offers higher interest rate?

    What is a corporate FD: Similar to bank fixed deposits, corporate FDs provide interest earnings and offer flexibility in choosing the investment amount and duration. Fixed Deposits serve as a popular choice for long-term investments, particularly for older investors aiming for a secure retirement. The tenure period plays a crucial role in determining when investors will receive returns before maturity. In corporate fixed deposits, the tenure typically ranges from six months to 5 years, offering a shorter duration compared to bank fixed deposits.

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