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    Foreign exchange market movement saw rupee depreciation amid geopolitical risk, higher crude prices, stronger dollar conditions and equity outflows.
    Foreign exchange market movement saw the rupee depreciate by 6 paise to close at 96.36 against the US dollar, amid global risk aversion, higher crude oil prices, escalating US-Iran tensions and rising US Treasury yields. Market commentary indicated that anticipated Reserve Bank of India intervention could limit further downside. The report also noted a stronger dollar index, domestic equity-market declines, foreign institutional equity outflows, and an increase in India's foreign exchange reserves.
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    Concessional foreign-exchange swaps incentivise fresh FCNR(B) deposits and foreign borrowings to strengthen balance-of-payments liquidity.
    The concessional foreign-exchange swap facility incentivises fresh FCNR(B) deposits, overseas foreign-currency borrowings and external commercial borrowings to strengthen the balance of payments and support foreign-exchange liquidity. Its availability is time-limited, with FCNR(B) deposits eligible until September 2026 and OFCB and ECB inflows eligible until December 2026. Reported inflows were primarily mobilised through FCNR(B) deposits.
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    Geographical indication recognition protects traditional product identity while supporting rural entrepreneurship, quality maintenance, digital access and artisan market opportunities.
    Geographical Indication recognition is being pursued for additional traditional products from Jharkhand to protect product identity and expand protected regional products. GI recognition supports cultural heritage, rural entrepreneurship and market access for artisans and primary producers. Post-registration measures emphasise product-quality maintenance and digital e-commerce access, alongside skill development, marketing initiatives, rural haats and support for non-farm sectors.
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    Banking sector earnings concerns and geopolitical tensions pressured benchmark equities, while broader markets and selected defensive sectors gained.
    Indian benchmark equity indices declined following heavy selling in major private-sector banking shares amid concerns over weaker net interest margins and quarterly earnings. Banking and financial sector indices were the principal laggards. Renewed United States-Iran tensions, crude-oil concerns, global market weakness and reported foreign institutional investor equity sales added to investor caution. Broader domestic market indices nevertheless closed higher, with selected defensive and infrastructure-linked sectors recording gains.
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    Internal Ombudsman independence strengthens fair customer grievance resolution, prevents escalation, and drives institutional learning from recurring complaint patterns.
    Internal Ombudsmen should independently review qualifying customer grievances to ensure fair, reasonable and timely internal resolution rather than mechanically affirming earlier decisions. Regulated entities should prevent eligible complaints from bypassing Internal Ombudsman review and should assess redress by the quality, transparency and fairness of outcomes, not merely complaint closure. Complaint patterns should be used for root cause analysis and institutional improvements, with Boards and senior management empowering Internal Ombudsmen and treating complaint trends as early-warning information. Technology may support analytics and faster processes but cannot replace judgment, empathy and impartiality.
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    UPI security framework mandates advanced controls, alongside risk-based limits and authentication safeguards to strengthen payment ecosystem resilience.
    Unified Payments Interface is an NPCI-operated payment system authorised under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007. Cross-border UPI arrangements facilitate person-to-person remittances and person-to-merchant payments through partner institutions in multiple countries. Security measures include risk-based transaction limits, safeguards against unauthorised mobile-number changes and misuse of SMS-based authentication, and enhanced application-security requirements. The Comprehensive UPI Information Security Framework 2025 and Mobile Application Security Framework mandate advanced controls to strengthen UPI ecosystem safety and resilience.
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    Fintech consumer protection strengthens payment security, data safeguards, innovation testing, fraud monitoring, cybercrime reporting, and public awareness mechanisms.
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    Homebuyer order enforcement requires developer to deposit recoverable dues with interest, with imprisonment warned for continued non-compliance.
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    Foreign-exchange market pressure weakened the rupee as crude prices, geopolitical risk and dollar strength increased, with intervention offering support.
    Foreign-exchange market movement saw the rupee depreciate against the US dollar amid global risk aversion, higher crude oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and rising US Treasury yields. Reserve Bank of India intervention was identified as a potential support mechanism capable of limiting downside pressure. Higher dollar-index levels, domestic equity-market movements, foreign institutional equity outflows, and an increase in India's foreign-exchange reserves were also noted as relevant market conditions.
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    Parental consent in APAAR enrolment requires a genuine opt-out option and compliance with personal data protection safeguards.
    APAAR consent procedures were questioned because a scheme described as voluntary may effectively require Aadhaar enrolment and condition educational access on an academic identifier. The Orissa High Court direction required the model consent form to give parents an express option to refuse consent or opt out before enrolment. Concerns included informed parental consent, withdrawal of consent, long-term storage of children's educational records and privacy protections. Educational circulars remain subject to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, and any data-processing framework must comply with applicable consent requirements.
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    Agricultural export facilitation supports frozen potato product market access through trade promotion and state logistics assistance for exporters.
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    Responsible business conduct requires credible ESG disclosures, sector-specific reporting, supply-chain due diligence and inclusive MSME participation for sustainable development.
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    Intelligence-led anti-smuggling enforcement disrupts narcotics, illicit tobacco and cross-border arms trafficking through coordinated seizures and arrests.
    Intelligence-led operations addressed narcotics smuggling, illicit tobacco trade and cross-border arms trafficking. Methamphetamine allegedly smuggled from Myanmar and pseudoephedrine intended for illegal export were seized, with arrests made under the NDPS Act, 1985. An import container falsely declared as carrying plastic storage boxes contained smuggled foreign-made cigarettes. Drone-dropped parcels containing Pakistan-made pistols were recovered near the international border and handed to jurisdictional police for action under the Arms Act, 1959.
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    Precious-metals smuggling enforcement targets concealed gold transport, illicit sale proceeds and airport insider facilitation networks.
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    India-EU economic cooperation advances through FTA implementation, investment facilitation, digital partnerships, manufacturing collaboration and market-access discussions across Europe.
    India advanced economic engagement with European partners through discussions on trade, investment, technology cooperation, manufacturing, digital infrastructure and market access. The engagements emphasised early signing and implementation of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement, investment protection, geographical indications, regulatory cooperation and professional mobility. Cooperation initiatives included digital payments interoperability, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, clean energy, cybersecurity, fintech, telecom, research and supply-chain resilience. European businesses were encouraged to establish India as a manufacturing, innovation and export hub, including through opportunities for MSMEs, startups and future-oriented sectors.
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    Russian oil purchase tariffs would target major buyers and sanctions-evasion facilitators, with specified energy, nuclear and cooperation exemptions.
    Proposed United States legislation on Russian sanctions would impose tariffs on imports from countries identified as major purchasers of Russian crude oil or natural gas or leading facilitators of Russian oil-sanctions evasion. It provides for periodic reassessment and tariff adjustment based on purchasing behaviour, while exempting specified reduced natural-gas imports, United States uranium purchases for nuclear and medical needs, and certain nuclear and space cooperation. The revised proposal also addresses sanctions-evasion fleets and Chinese support for Russia's defence industrial base.
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    Corporate governance and asset quality improvements accompany stronger banking profitability amid continuing leadership reappointment considerations.
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    Covid business loan fraud involved inflated turnover, duplicate applications, personal diversion, and criminal sentencing with recovery action.
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    Onion export infrastructure: growers seek a Nashik export hub, dedicated terminal and logistics link to global markets.
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      Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury Launches English Edition Cure Autism Now (C.A.N.) on Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti

      January 27, 2026

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      New Delhi [India], January 27: Following the success of his Hindi book Autism se Azadi (ऑटिज़्म से आज़ादी), which became a No. 1 bestseller on Amazon, Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury launched its English edition titled Cure Autism Now (C.A.N.) on the occasion of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Jayanti, January 23, in New Delhi. The book launch ceremony was graced by Shri Sanjay Mayukh, MLC, Bihar, along with other distinguished guests. Addressing the gathering, Dr. Biswaroop stated that in present-day India, one out of every 100 children is affected by autism, whereas 30–40 years ago such cases were rarely reported. He attributed the sharp rise in autism cases to vaccination and referred to an observational study documented in the book to support his views. Dr. Biswaroop further stated that autism, according to him, is both preventable and curable. He emphasized that the book challenges commonly held beliefs regarding vaccines and presents what he described as extensive evidence questioning their effectiveness and safety. He urged readers to study the first module of Cure Autism Now to understand this perspective in detail. During the event, Dr. Biswaroop introduced the C.A.N. Protocol, developed by him, which comprises five major components aimed at reversing autism-related symptoms. He claimed that children following this protocol have shown rapid improvements, including the development of speech, reduction in hyperactivity, cessation of toe walking and hand flapping, improved cognitive skills, and better concentration, with noticeable changes observed within a few days. He highlighted Neem Therapy as the most important component of the protocol, describing it as a complete therapy in itself. He added that detailed information on this therapy is available in his earlier book Green Gold: The Neem-Farmacy, a long-standing bestseller on Amazon. Other components of the C.A.N. Protocol include the D.I.P. Diet, grounding practices, fermented drinks, and coconut-based recipes. All daily recipes recommended for children are provided in Module 3 of Cure Autism Now, while Module 4 presents an extensive observational study covering more than 1,000 reported successful cases. According to this study, children who followed the C.A.N. Protocol for an average duration of 26 days showed an average improvement of 52 percent in classic symptoms associated with neurodevelopmental disorders, with autism being the most prominent. On the occasion of the book launch, Dr. Biswaroop also presented 100 additional case studies conducted during the current month. Ten children affected by autism, along with their parents, attended the event and performed on stage. Among them, Vedanshi, Prasit, and Arnav were seen singing confidently, while Arakaansh and Abhyuday played the national anthem and other melodious songs, drawing appreciation from the audience. While releasing the book, Dr. Biswaroop expressed his gratitude to the entire team involved in its creation, including Ms. Rachna Sharma (Research), Swapan Banik (Graphic Design), Pankaj Singh (Translation), Dr. Namita Gupta (Parents’ Mentor & Report Collection), Kalpana Bourai, Pratiksha Vats, and Dr. Vanshika Tanwar (Technical Compilation). Dr. Biswaroop also spoke about the importance of keeping children away from chemicals entering the body through processed foods, fast food, allopathic medicines such as antibiotics and antivirals, and vaccines. He emphasized avoiding pesticides and chemical fertilizers in food and advocated the use of organic produce for better physical and mental health. Highlighting the issue of affordability of organic food in India, he introduced the Natural D.I.P. Diet for B.O.S.S., where B stands for Blood Pressure, O for Obesity, S for Sugar, and S for Stiffness. He stated that over the last 15 years, since the development of the D.I.P. Diet, millions of people have reported improvements in conditions related to blood pressure, obesity, diabetes-related issues, and stiffness such as joint pain and arthritis. To make chemical-free food more accessible, Dr. Biswaroop launched the Natural D.I.P. Diet for B.O.S.S. Box, a one-month supply of the main diet for one adult, requiring only fruits and vegetables to be purchased separately. The box contains eight varieties of pulses, five types of millets, five types of spices, and rock salt, all sourced from chemical-free farming. The Natural D.I.P. Diet for B.O.S.S. has been sourced through Devshree Naturals, founded by Anubhav Mittal, a farmer-linked sourcing initiative working directly with chemical-free farmers. By eliminating intermediaries, this direct-to-consumer model aims to offer organic food at prices comparable to conventionally grown produce. With this launch, chemical-free food is now available—at least to a limited number of consumers—at prices similar to non-organic food sold at local stores. The book Cure Autism Now and the Natural D.I.P. Diet for B.O.S.S. Box are available on major online platforms including Amazon, Flipkart, and Meesho, as well as on www.biswaroop.com/shop. (SGP) Disclaimer: This press release is for general information purposes only and should not be construed as professional medical advice. Always consult a doctor before taking any decisions. (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PNN and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI

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