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    PM Vidyalaxmi Scheme: PNB cuts education loan rates by 20 bps; check new interest rates, other details

    Punjab National Bank has reduced education loan interest rates by 20 bps under the PM Vidyalaxmi scheme, enhancing accessibility to higher education. The initiative supports students admitted to 860 Quality Higher Education Institutions, offering need-based financing with interest subventions based on family income. Interest rates start at 7.50% per annum, with specific subvention benefits for technical and other courses.

    Cabinet approves railway multitracking projects in Maharashtra & MP; 4-lane Badvel-Nellore highway in Andhra Pradesh

    The Union Cabinet has approved railway projects in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, enhancing connectivity for 784 villages and boosting freight capacity. A new highway in Andhra Pradesh will improve port access, reduce travel time, and generate employment. These infrastructure developments aim to improve transportation efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and stimulate economic growth in the respective regions.

    Cabinet gives nod to extend Modified Interest Subvention Scheme at 1.5% rate for FY26

    The Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Modi, has approved the continuation of the Interest Subvention component under the Modified Interest Subvention Scheme (MISS) for FY26, benefiting over 7.75 crore KCC accounts.

    Assam unveils Rs 25,000 crore plan to push electronics manufacturing

    The Assam government announced a Rs 25,000-crore initiative to promote electronics manufacturing, including generous incentives for component producers. With Tata’s Rs 27,000-crore chip assembly plant set to launch next year, Assam aims to attract more investment, create jobs, and leverage multiple fiscal benefits to strengthen its industrial base.

    Why Indian students working part-time should be the norm, not the exception

    As higher education costs surge in India, an 'earn while you learn' program in Andhra Pradesh offers a refreshing solution. Encouraging students to take on-campus jobs like janitorial or gardening work can instill accountability and respect for all types of labor.

    Even RERA won’t help if you commit these 6 mistakes while buying a property

    RERA safeguards homebuyers against real estate developer malpractices, but its effectiveness hinges largely on buyer diligence. RERA may not favor the homebuyer in multiple situations arising from either the buyer’s actions, the builder’s actions, or those caused by government policies or events beyond anyone's control. Understanding these exceptions is crucial for informed decisions when investing in property. Read on to know more about instances where RERA might not grant compensation to distressed homebuyers so that you can be careful while buying real estate.

    The Economic Times
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