Auction of government securities using uniform and multiple price methods enables competitive and non competitive bids with E Kuber submission.
The Government of India announced re issues of four government securities to be sold by auction, with three using the uniform price method and one using the multiple price method; the government may accept additional subscriptions against each security. Up to five percent of each issue will be allotted under the Scheme for Non Competitive Bidding Facility. Competitive and non competitive bids must be submitted electronically on the RBI E Kuber system within prescribed time windows on the auction date. Auction results and the settlement date are announced, and the securities are eligible for "When Issued" trading under RBI guidelines.

Government securities auction: re issue conducted by RBI with uniform/multiple price methods, non competitive allotment and E Kuber bidding.
The Government announced re issue auctions of four government securities to be conducted by the Reserve Bank of India: three via the uniform price method and one via the multiple price method, with an option to retain additional subscription against each security and up to five percent of each notified amount allotted under the Scheme for Non Competitive Bidding. Bids must be submitted electronically on the RBI E Kuber system within prescribed non competitive and competitive windows; results and payment follow the auction. The securities are eligible for "When Issued" trading under the RBI's applicable guidelines.

Government security auction open to competitive and non competitive bids via e Kuber, with allocation and when issued trading rules.
The Government of India announced re-issues of four Government securities to be sold by auction using uniform price and multiple price methods, with the Government retaining the option to accept additional subscriptions. A portion of each notified amount is reserved for eligible applicants under the Scheme for Non-Competitive Bidding Facility. Both competitive and non-competitive bids must be submitted electronically on the Reserve Bank of India's E Kuber system within prescribed windows. Auction results and payment/settlement will follow the announced timetable. The securities are eligible for When Issued trading under RBI guidelines.

Competition approval for minority investment in pharmaceutical company permits acquisition following notification under Section 5(a) of Competition Act.
CCI approved the acquisition of a minority equity stake in BDR Pharmaceuticals by Multiples Private Equity Fund III and several financial investors, a notified combination under Section 5(a) of the Competition Act, 2002. The parties comprise an Alternative Investment Fund, NBFCs, corporate and individual investors. BDR operates in oncology, critical care, gynecology and neurology and provides manufacture and sale of APIs, formulations, and contract development and manufacturing services. A detailed CCI order will follow.

Longevity finance hub to develop coordinated financial products and skills for ageing populations at a global IFSC platform.
Recommendation to establish a Global Longevity Hub (GLH) at GIFT IFSC to develop a Longevity Finance ecosystem coordinating banks, pension funds, asset managers, insurers, fintechs and health techs to offer wealth management, insurance, pension products, support silver entrepreneurship and medical tourism, while prioritising capacity building and aligning with Sustainable Finance to position GIFT IFSC as a global platform for longevity financial services.

Government securities auction allocates multiple tenors via uniform and multiple price methods; non-competitive bids accepted.
Announcement of auctions for multiple Central Government securities detailing that instruments will be issued through a combination of price-based and yield-based auctions using uniform and multiple price methods; the government may retain additional subscriptions; up to five percent of each issue is reserved for eligible participants under the non-competitive bidding scheme; competitive and non-competitive bids must be submitted electronically via RBI's E Kuber within prescribed windows; auction results, payment schedules, and eligibility for when-issued trading per RBI guidelines are specified.

Access to credit expanded through PMMY, widening microenterprise lending and targeted inclusion for underserved entrepreneurs.
Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana provides institutional credit to non-corporate, non-farm micro and small enterprises through Member Lending Institutions in three categories-Shishu (up to Rs. 50,000), Kishore (above Rs. 50,000 up to Rs. 5 lakh) and Tarun (above Rs. 5 lakh up to Rs. 10 lakh)-with priority on Shishu. Loans finance term and working capital for manufacturing, trading, services and allied agricultural activities; interest rates are set by lending institutions under central bank guidance. The Scheme targets women, new entrepreneurs and disadvantaged groups and includes an interest subvention for prompt repayment of Shishu loans.

Issuance calendar for government dated securities announces weekly tenor allocations, retail non competitive reservation, and modification flexibility.
Indicative issuance calendar for government dated securities for April-September 2022 sets weekly auction schedules with specified tenor-wise allocations, recurring issuance of floating rate bonds, and an aggregate calendared amount. Auctions include a non-competitive bidding facility reserving five percent for specified retail investors. The Government and the Reserve Bank retain flexibility to modify amounts, periods, maturities and instrument types after notice, may exercise a greenshoe option to retain additional subscription up to the notified limit, and will conduct monthly switch auctions subject to the General Notification.

Government borrowing plan for H1 mandates weekly dated security auctions across specified maturities and FRBs, with switching and greenshoe options.
The Government finalised its H1 borrowing programme, scheduling dated securities in 26 weekly tranches across specified maturities and fortnightly Floating Rate Bonds, enabling switching to smooth redemptions and a greenshoe option for additional subscriptions. Treasury Bill issuance will follow weekly auctions across 91 , 182 and 364 day bills in Q1, with net quarter borrowing projected. The central bank's Ways and Means Advances limit for the half year is established, and a joint Framework for Sovereign Green Bonds issuance is being prepared.

Treasury bill issuance schedule set for Apr-Jun quarter with auctions specified and flexibility to modify timing and amounts.
The calendar sets notified amounts and regular auction dates for 91 day, 182 day and 364 day Treasury Bills for the Apr-Jun 2022 quarter, with aggregate totals for the quarter. The Government, in consultation with the central bank, may modify amounts or timing in response to requirements and market conditions after giving market notice, and auctions remain subject to the governing general notification and procedural terms.

Government receipts and expenditure review shows composition of central fiscal flows and devolution to states under the budget framework.
Consolidated monthly accounts present Union Government receipts comprising Tax Revenue (Net to Centre), Non Tax Revenue and Non Debt Capital Receipts, with substantial transfers to States as Devolution of Share of Taxes; total expenditure is classified into Revenue Expenditure and Capital Expenditure, with principal revenue items being interest payments and major subsidies, reflecting the composition and realisation of budgeted central fiscal flows up to the reporting month.