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Shyam Maheshwari – The financial expert comments on the fragility of banks with reference to Silicon Valley Bank

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Mr. Shyam Maheshwari is the founder of Nextinfinity Management Pte Ltd , a Singapore-based Family Office focused on long-term strategic investments to help entrepreneurs along their path. Shyam Maheshwari is also a co-founder of SSG Capital Management, one of Asia-Pacific’s major special circumstances and credit-focused investment firms. Shyam Maheshwari’s newest post reflects on the fragility of banks and what happened to Silicon Valley Bank. The demise of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) has recently dominated the news. Shyam Maheshwari make a case for the need for such an institution without getting into the history of why this happened and how it could have been avoided. “Surprisingly, only 10 days ago, when asked where I see prospects in Asia, I indicated that an Asian counterpart of Silicon Valley Bank is needed. Since the death of SVB, the mocking emoticons I received from him on WhatsApp were reasonable. It’s ironic that the inspiration for my suggestion has turned out to be despera

Court Grants Interim Bail To Bollywood Actor Zareen Khan In Cheating Case

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A city court on Monday directed Bollywood actress Zareen Khan not to travel abroad without its permission in connection with a cheating case registered at Narkeldanga police station here. After hearing Khan’s counsel, the Sealdah court granted her interim bail till December 26 on a personal bond of ₹ 30,000 and barred her from leaving the country without obtaining prior permission from Kolkata Police. Zareen Khan, who came her from Mumbai, was also directed by the court to appear before it at every hearing. The case dates back to 2018 when the actress allegedly took an advance of around ₹ 12 lakh to perform at a Durga Puja function here. She, however, did not turn up following which the organisers lodged a complaint against her and her manager at Narkeldanga police station. In September, the court issued an arrest warrant against Zareen Khan in connection with the case.

Selena Gomez reveals she's been dating Benny Blanco since 6 months: 'He's better than anyone I've ever been with'

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American singer and songwriter Selena Gomez, who seemingly confirmed that she’s dating producer Benny Blanco, has shared more about her relationship, reported People. Gomez, 31, revealed the relationship’s timeline as she left another comment on a fan page’s Instagram post. In response to a statement that she was “mad” at her followers for their reaction to the relationship news, Gomez said, “Not mad. It’s been 6 months bb. I will always defend my friends, family and fans till the day I die.” Selena Gomez and benny blanco Gomez also expressed her adoration for Blanco in a comment on another fan page’s post. “He’s still better than anyone I’ve ever been with. Facts.” In another comment, she wrote that Blanco “has treated me better than any human being on this planet,” and in yet another, she called him “the best thing that’s ever happened to me.” Her first recognition of the relationship came in the form of a one-word comment — “Facts” — on a post speculating on the two singers’ relatio

Covid virus can persist in lungs for up to two years: Study

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Some viruses persist in the body in a discreet and undetectable manner after causing an infection. They remain in what are known as ‘viral reservoirs’. The SARS-CoV-2 virus is found in the lungs of certain individuals for up to 18 months after the infection, according to a study. One to two weeks after contracting COVID, the SARS-CoV-2 virus generally becomes undetectable in the upper respiratory tract. A team from the Institut Pasteur in collaboration with a French public research institute, the Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), conducted the study on lung cells in an animal model. The results, published in the journal Nature Immunology, show not only that SARS-CoV-2 is found in the lungs of certain individuals for up to 18 months after infection, but also that its persistence appears to be linked to a failure of innate immunity, the first line of defense against pathogens. Some viruses persist in the body in a discreet and undetectable manner after causing an i

Does Rohit Sharma Pass Yo-Yo Fitness Test? India Coach's Honest Response

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Fitness wasn’t always a selection criteria in the Indian team but with the evolution of cricket, a lot has changed. With Virat Kohli arguably being the finest example, Indian players have worked hard towards their first. Even the introduction of the Yo-Yo test has forced the players to work on their fitness in order to get into the Indian team. However, there also remains chatter on players like Rohit Sharma who often get people engaged in fitness debates. But, as far as India’s strength and conditioning coach Ankit Kaliyar is concerned, Rohit is as fit as Kohli. “Rohit Sharma is a fit player. He has good fitness. He looks a bit bulky but he always passes the Yo-Yo test. He is as fit as Virat Kohli. He looks like he is bulky but we have seen him on the field. His agility and mobility is amazing. He is among the fittest cricketers,” he said in a chat with the Times of India. Speaking of Kohli, Kaliyar had no qualms in admitting that the superstar batter is the one who has brought about

Article 370 Gone For Good - Supreme Court Backs Scrapping Of J&K Autonomy

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The Supreme Court today backed the Centre’s move to scrap special status to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 of the Constitution and ordered elections next year. Article 370 was a temporary provision to ease Jammu and Kashmir’s merger with India, said Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, reading out a majority Supreme Court judgment. The Supreme Court said Jammu and Kashmir should be put on par with other states “at the earliest and as soon as possible”, and called for state elections by September 30, 2024. Jammu and Kashmir did not retain sovereignty when it joined India and its constituent assembly ceased to exist the moment it merged with India, the Supreme Court said, explaining the decision. “The J&K constituent assembly was not intended to be a permanent body. It was formed only to frame the Constitution. The recommendation of the Constituent Assembly was not binding on the President,” said Chief Justice Chandrachud. The Supreme Court, however, explained why the state co