Live news updates: India allows domestic flights to fly at full capacity; IMF maintains growth projection for country.

India too had opened diplomatic dialogues with the European Union (EU) after the EU Digital Covid Certificate framework recognised the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine, but not Covishield.

Covishield, Covid-19 vaccine

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	<strong>Live news updates:</strong> Tata Motors will invest over $2 billion in its electric vehicle (EV) business over the next five years, a company executive said on Tuesday, after the automaker announced it had raised funds from private equity firm TPG. Tata Motors said TPG&#39;s Rise Climate Fund and Abu Dhabi state holding company ADQ had agreed to invest about $1 billion to expand the company&#39;s EV business for which it would form a separate unit.<br />
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	Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Wednesday launch the GatiShakti National Master Plan, a programme to improve planning and coordination among government agencies for infrastructure projects.</div>
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	Domestic flights in India will fly at full capacity from October 18, India&#39;s civil aviation ministry said on Tuesday, as it lifted one of the major restrictions on the industry since the onset of the pandemic 18 months ago.</div>
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	The government asked thermal power generators to import coal for at least 10 per cent blending, reversing from its policy of using domestic fuel as it manages a supply crunch in the state.</div>
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Covid LIVE: India resumes vaccine exports as domestic stocks build up

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IMF maintains India growth projection at 9.5%

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	The International Monetary Fund (IMF) retained its projection for India&rsquo;s economic growth at 9.5 per cent for this fiscal, even as scaled down its forecast for the world economy during 2021 by 10 basis points to 5.9 per cent in view of Covid-19 and supply disruptions.</div>
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