Новости за 09.01.2020

Things took a dramatic turn when a woman reached the tehsildar’s office in Sidhi district with a buffalo. Claiming that she didn’t have the money which was allegedly being sought from her for mutation, she urged the officials to take the buffalo instead.

State Bank of India (SBI) has launched a loan product that will protect home buyers financially against non-completion of projects that it has funded. The bank has introduced Residential Builder Finance with Buyer Guarantee (RBBG), which guarantees completion of projects funded by the bank to customers availing SBI Home Loans.

The escalating US-Iran conflict, after ballistic missiles were launched early on Wednesday, fired up global gold prices by 2% to $1,611 — a 7-year-high. “Gold prices closed higher overnight.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will step back as senior members of the royal family and spend more time in North America, the couple said in a shock announcement on Wednesday. The news follows a turbulent year for the monarchy, with signs that the couple have increasingly struggled with the pressures of royal life and family rifts.

Two rockets crashed late Wednesday into the Iraqi capital's Green Zone, the high-security enclave where foreign embassies including the US mission are based, security sources told AFP. The attack came nearly 24 hours after Tehran launched ballistic missiles at Iraqi bases housing American and other coalition forces, which did not cause casualties.

The late actor's family which includes wife Audrey Dolhen, father Vijay Punjabi, mother Priya Punjabi and sister Ritika Punjabi, have released a joint statement saying that their son was a doting father and was emotionally and financially stable.

At least 10 cops were injured, six police vehicles torched, buses attacked and crude bombs recovered from a rail track in the nick of time as parts of Bengal lapsed into violence during Wednesday's Bharat Bandh, called by the Left and Congress-backed central trade unions against the Union government's "anti-people policies".