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AVIXA Partners With SNDT Women’s University, MoU Opens AV Career Paths For Women

Mumbai: AVIXA, the Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with SNDT Women’s University to strengthen industry-academia collaboration and create more career opportunities for women in India’s growing audiovisual sector. The part...

Free Press JournalSep 18, 2026

RBI Steps Up Liquidity Management, Absorbs ₹2.23 Lakh Crore Through VRRR Auction

Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India absorbed ₹2.23 lakh crore from the banking system through a variable rate reverse repo auction as it continued efforts to manage high surplus liquidity. Banks submitted bids worth ₹2,22,629 crore against the notified auction amount of ₹2.25 lakh ...

Free Press JournalSep 18, 2026

UPI Is Booming Across India, Know- Why Is Demand For Cash Still Rising?

Mumbai: India’s digital payment revolution is gathering pace, with people scanning QR codes for tea and groceries to utility bills. Yet a surprising trend remains: cash circulating in the economy continues to rise. Reserve Bank of India data showed currency in circulation reached...

Free Press JournalSep 18, 2026

Standing MRI lets those with back pain, phobia skip the tube

A new standing MRI option in Mumbai helps patients with claustrophobia avoid traditional scanners. This technology provides valuable weight-bearing information for diagnosing back pain issues. Actor Sharat Saxena's experience inspired one patient to try the standing MRI scan. Rad...

Times of India — MumbaiSep 18, 2026

RBI Takes Big Step After 9 Years: Why Did It Sell Rs 50,000 Crore Worth Of Bonds?

Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India has taken its biggest liquidity-tightening step in years, selling government bonds worth Rs 50,000 crore through an open market operation. The auction on September 17 marked the first comparable net debt sale since November 2017. But why did the ...

Free Press JournalSep 18, 2026

Rupee Recovers in Early Trading Against US Dollar, Advances 16 Paise to 95.73

Mumbai: The Indian rupee recovered from its lowest level in more than two months and strengthened by 16 paise to 95.73 against the US dollar during early trading on Friday. A positive opening in domestic equity markets and a decline in global crude oil prices supported the local ...

Free Press JournalSep 18, 2026

Class 12 results may count for engg, pharmacy admissions

MUMBAI: Admission to undergraduate engineering and pharmacy courses in Maharashtra may no longer depend solely on the results of the state-level common entrance test, or MHT-CET...

Hindustan Times — MumbaiSep 18, 2026