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‘With Love’ filmmaker Abishan Jeevinth’s real-life transformation: From borrowing Rs. 500 loans to making Rs. 100 crore |

From struggling for Rs 500 to delivering a Rs 100 crore hit, Abishan Jeevinth’s journey in Tamil cinema is a testament to sheer grit. He defied industry norms, proving that compelling narratives and a determined mindset, not just big budgets, pave the way to success. His recent acting venture, ‘With Love,’ further solidifies his rising…

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CBDC loans now on kisan credit cards

MUMBAI: RBI has proposed sweeping changes to the kisan credit card (KCC) framework, including the use of central bank digital currency or e-Rupee for farm credit, as part of its draft Commercial Banks–Kisan Credit Card Scheme Directions, 2026, aimed at widening access, improving flexibility, and tightening safeguards for small and marginal farmers.Under the draft directions,…

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Budget 2026: Bridging urban-rural divides; how budget can scale gold loans for Tier-2 & Tier-3 economies

While gold carries immense emotional and cultural significance, in its idle form it contributes little to economic activity. (AI image) By Shaji VargheseIndia stands at a pivotal juncture where inclusive growth must extend beyond metros to Tier-2, Tier-3, and rural economies. One powerful yet underutilised lever in this journey is household gold. In recent years,…

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‘Vaa Vaathiyaar’: Have the makers settled their loans? Karthi starer set for Pongal release | Tamil Movie News

Karthi’s ‘Vaa Vaathiyaar’ is all set for a Pongal release on January 14th after the makers successfully settled a significant financial dispute. A Rs 21.78 crore loan issue, which had led to a temporary stay on the film’s release, has now been resolved. Following court orders, the full payment was made, clearing all legal hurdles…

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Khawaja Asif says Pakistan may not need IMF loans soon — what’s behind the claim

Pakistan defence minister Khawaja Asif Pakistan on Tuesday expressed confidence that it may no longer need financial assistance from the International Monetary Fund within six months, with Pakistan defence minister Khawaja Asif claiming the country had seen a surge in aircraft orders following a four-day military standoff with India in May, Geo TV reported.Speaking on…

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