₹1,032 crore specifically towards covid-19 stress. It raised provisioning in the September quarter too. The management said the need for provisioning would reduce hereon.

Another positive is that the bank does not expect large scale restructuring. Of its total loan book of ₹4.07 trillion, around ₹24000 crore worth of loans are eligible for restructuring, the lender said.

So far, it has received about 500 requests for lenient loan terms aggregating to around ₹5200 crore.That said, nearly 17% of the lender’s loan book is exposed to micro, small and medium enterprises which are the most vulnerable segment in the current pandemic.

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WHO establishes Council on the Economics of Health for All

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Eight laureates for the six health prizes announced at WHA73

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Opposition parties win major cities in Bosnia's local vote

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Pro-Western candidate wins Moldovan presidential election

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Susanna Reid chokes up on Good Morning Britain while sharing how the pandemic has stopped a mum seeing her autistic son

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TOWIE's Kelsey Stratford pulls out of show as sister, 8, 'can no longer speak' as she battles Covid-19

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Report: Belgium nursing homes failed patients amid pandemic

BRUSSELS – Amnesty International said Belgium authorities “abandoned” thousands of elderly people who died in nursing homes during the coronavirus pandemic following an investigation published Monday that described the situation as “human rights violations."One of the hardest-hit countries in Europe, Belgium has reported more than 531,000 confirmed virus cases and more than 14,400 deaths linked to the coronavirus. During the first wave of the pandemic last spring, the European nation of 11.5 million people recorded a majority of its COVID-19-related deaths in nursing homes.Between March and October, Amnesty International said “a staggering" 61.3% of all COVID-19 deaths in Belgium took place in nursing homes.

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How covid-19 will change aging and retirement

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Broadway Stars Slam Actor Chad Kimball for Saying He'll Disobey COVID-19 Safety Orders

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India’s post-covid ‘recovery’ in employment has not been equal for men and women

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Bach says Tokyo Olympic "participants" may need vaccinations

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Crucial Covid-19 vaccine data could be released soon

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'Everything changed': Foreign students in US universities stranded by covid

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Botched cosmetic surgery epidemic as Scots fall victim to rogue surgeons during Covid-19 Zoom boom

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Pandemic pushes steep drop in foreign college students

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Atlantic bubble holding COVID-19 cases at bay

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I'm A Celeb fans envious of campmates being allowed to hug each other amid pandemic

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Kelly Clarkson has dinner with friend day after talk show staff test positive for Covid

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Amen Coroner: 10 on Augusta's No. 12 kills Woods' Masters

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Astronauts say goodbye to their families before leaving on 6-month space journey

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I’m A Celeb viewers jealous as new campmates hug each other on-screen amid coronavirus pandemic

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Kelly Clarkson Tests Negative for Coronavirus Amid Show Outbreak

Kelly Clarkson is testing negative.

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‘Slightly tone-deaf’: Passport Canada tweet draws criticism amid coronavirus pandemic

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Thiem beats Tsitsipas in 3 sets in ATP Finals opener

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Prince Charles and Camilla Make Historic Visit to Germany In First Overseas Visit Since Pandemic

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'Light at the end of the tunnel:’ Titusville businesses grateful for launch crowds

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Coronavirus pandemic aggravates opioid crisis amid rise in overdoses, decline in services

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Trump says for first time that Biden 'won,' adds that he is not conceding

OPA LOCKA, FLORIDA - NOVEMBER 01: U.S. President Donald Trump arrives to speak during his campaign event at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport on November 1, 2020 in Opa Locka, Florida.

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Bosnians vote in local elections overshadowed by pandemic

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RT-PCR tests to be doubled; 300 more ICU beds at DRDO facility: Shah's Covid measures for Delhi

Delhi's COVID-19 situation in the wake of recent spike in cases in the national capital.Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain and senior officers of the central government attended the meeting chaired by Shah.The home minister reviewed the situation arising due to the spike in COVID-19 cases in Delhi and discussed ways to deal with it, a home ministry official said.After the meeting, Amit Shah said that it has been decided that the number of RT-PCR tests to be doubled and 300 more ICU beds are to be set up at a DRDO facility in Delhi."Mobile Testing Vans of ICMR and Health Ministry to be deployed at vulnerable spots.

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Whole pandemic's coronavirus would 'almost fit on a teaspoon', statistician claims

The total amount of coronavirus infecting people around the world would fit in just one teaspoon, it has been claimed.

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Daily Covid tests in Delhi will be increased to over 1 lakh: Kejriwal after meeting with Shah

Amit Shah and other health authorities to take stock of the Covid-19 situation in the national capital today, Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday said that the Centre has assured 750 ICU beds will be made available at the DRDO centre.Moreover, after the high profile meeting, which also included health minister Harsh Vardhan, Delhi's health minister Satyender Jain, among other important dignitaries, it was decided that the number of COVID tests conducted daily in Delhi will be increased to over 1 lakh, the chief minister added."Since October 20, there has been a rise in cases here, there is sufficient number of COVID beds, but ICU beds are exhausting," Kejriwal mentioned.Centre will also help the Delhi government in getting BiPAP

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Covid-19: Nearly 160 tonnes of biomedical waste generated during Bihar polls

New Delhi: Nearly 160 tonne of biomedical waste in the form of gloves, face masks and empty sanitiser bottles used by polling personnel and voters was generated during the Bihar assembly polls held amid the COVID-19 pandemic, poll authorities in the state have said.The poll authorities also relied on an inexpensive but effective technology used to track EVMs to ensure that the waste reached public health centres for its onward journey to the incinerator.To ensure safety of voters, polling staff and security personnel in the first-ever polls held amid the pandemic, the Election Commission had procured 18 lakh face shields, 70 lakh face masks, 5.4 lakh single use rubber gloves for polling and security personnel and 7.21 crore 'one hand'

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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