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The Delhi University will provide full fee waiver to students who lost one or both parents to the coronavirus infection, officials said on Friday. &lsquo;The university has written to its colleges to conduct a survey and prepare a list of such students of students who have lost their parents due to coronavirus&rsquo; Dean of Colleges, Balaram Pani, told PTI. The fee waiver, which will be 100 per cent, will be applicable for students who have lost either of the parents or both to the virus in both the waves of the pandemic. They won't even be charged examination fees.

Delhi University to provide full fee-waiver to students who lost parents to Covid

Fee waiver for Delhi Uni&nbsp;students who lost parents to Covid
Uni&nbsp;written to colleges to conduct a survey and prepare a list
Bereaved students won't be charged examination fees either

The Delhi University will provide full fee waiver to students who lost one or both parents to the coronavirus infection, officials said on Friday. &lsquo;The university has written to its colleges to conduct a survey and prepare a list of such students of students who have lost their parents due to coronavirus&rsquo; Dean of Colleges, Balaram Pani, told PTI. The fee waiver, which will be 100 per cent, will be applicable for students who have lost either of the parents or both to the virus in both the waves of the pandemic. They won't even be charged examination fees.

The State Bank of India&nbsp;on Friday said that the lender is&nbsp;planning to create a Covid-19 loan book of ₹10,000 crore for the healthcare sector and pharma companies in India.&nbsp;Vaccine makers Bharat Biotech,&nbsp;Biological E&nbsp;and Serum Institute of India have already received credit-lines from India&rsquo;s largest lender.&nbsp;The announcement came after the Reserve Bank of India earlier announced some liquidity-boosting measures to help the economy battered with second wave of coronavirus pandemic.&nbsp;RBI&nbsp;said that it would make available an on-tap liquidity window of ₹50,000 crore under which banks can provide fresh lending support to a wide range of entities, including vaccine makers, importers of vaccines, Covid-related drugs and priority medical devices, hospitals, pathology labs, manufacturers and suppliers of oxygen and ventilators.

SBI creates ₹10,000 cr Covid-19 loan book for vaccine makers & healthcare sector

SBI creates ₹10,000 cr Covid-19 loan book for vaccine makers
Bharat Biotech,&nbsp;Biological E&nbsp;&amp; SII&nbsp;have got credit lines from SBI
RBI announced liquidity-boosting measures to help the economy
RBI&nbsp;to provide on-tap liquidity window of ₹50,000 crore&nbsp;
Banks can provide loans to vaccine makers, pharma companies&nbsp;

The State Bank of India&nbsp;on Friday said that the lender is&nbsp;planning to create a Covid-19 loan book of ₹10,000 crore for the healthcare sector and pharma companies in India.&nbsp;Vaccine makers Bharat Biotech,&nbsp;Biological E&nbsp;and Serum Institute of India have already received credit-lines from India&rsquo;s largest lender.&nbsp;The announcement came after the Reserve Bank of India earlier announced some liquidity-boosting measures to help the economy battered with second wave of coronavirus pandemic.&nbsp;RBI&nbsp;said that it would make available an on-tap liquidity window of ₹50,000 crore under which banks can provide fresh lending support to a wide range of entities, including vaccine makers, importers of vaccines, Covid-related drugs and priority medical devices, hospitals, pathology labs, manufacturers and suppliers of oxygen and ventilators.

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