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	The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Centre to file status report in six weeks on the proceedings pending in the United Kingdom for extradition of fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya to India.<br />
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	Later in the day, the Centre directed the Delhi government to concentrate efforts and target RT-PCR testing in sensitive and critical zones such as restaurants, marketplaces, barber shops and salons to break the chain of Covid-19 transmission in the national capital.<br />
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		The National Green Tribunal today issued notice to Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) and four state governments on whether use of fire crackers be banned from November 7-30 in the interest of public health and environment.<br />
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			In another news, the Delhi High Court has set aside the trial court order granting bail to a private school owner in a case related to communal violence in north-east Delhi during protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act in February.&nbsp;</div>
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Loan moratorium case: What Centre has proposed before SC

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	All lending institutions (as defined under clause 3 of the scheme) shall credit the difference between compound interest and simple interest in the respective accounts of eligible borrowers for the period between March 1, 2020 to August 31, 2020, the affidavit filed by the government said.</div>
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Loan moratorium case: Lenders to credit interest on interest' to borrowers by Nov 5, Centre tells SC

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	The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that lenders have been directed to credit in the accounts of eligible borrowers by November 5 the difference between compound interest and simple interest collected on loans of up to Rs 2 crore during the RBI&#39;s loan moratorium scheme.</div>
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	The Ministry of Finance has said that after crediting this amount, the lending institutions would claim reimbursement from the Central government.</div>
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	In an affidavit filed in the apex court, the government has said that the ministry has issued a scheme as per which lending institutions would credit this amount in the accounts of borrowers for the 6-month loan moratorium period which was announced following the Covid-19 pandemic situation.</div>

Simply explained (Podcast): Loan moratorium interest waiver scheme for borrowers

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	Are you still confused with govt&#39;s loan moratorium interest waiver scheme and whether you are eligible for it or not? Click <strong><a href="https://www.business-standard.com/podcast/pf/simply-explained-loan-moratorium-interest-waiver-scheme-for-borrowers-120102900878_1.html" target="_blank">here</a></strong> to listen to the podcast, where in Business Standard&#39;s Sanjay Kumar Singh answers all your questions and explains in detail about the reimbursement plan</div>
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