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Rohit Jain, an executive director with three decades of experience at the Reserve Bank of India, has been appointed as Deputy Governor. His three-year term begins on or after May 3, 2026, succeeding T Rabi Sankar. Jain, who previously oversaw banking supervision, joins SC Murmu as an internal promotion to the DG post, with departments likely to be reshuffled.

Rohit Jain has been appointed as the new Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, filling the vacancy left by T Rabi Sankar. Jain, previously an executive director overseeing bank supervision, will serve until May 2029. His appointment comes as the RBI focuses on preparing financial institutions for emerging threats like cybersecurity, a concern he has previously highlighted.

Gallery Dotwalk's new exhibition, 'The Architecture of the Void,' showcases modern Indian artists' works on paper, highlighting their exploration of form, memory, and identity post-Independence. The exhibition traces the 'line' as a unifying element, revealing diverse artistic responses to a nation redefining itself and connecting historical fragility with contemporary relevance.

Left-arm spinner hopes for another return to TN Ranji squad

The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Centre and states on a PIL demanding a higher Minimum Support Price (MSP) for farmers to cover production costs and prevent suicides. Petitioners argue that current MSPs are insufficient, citing the M S Swaminathan Commission's recommendations and the impact of free ration schemes on agricultural markets.

Kolkata's nightlife has transformed into a multi-act experience, blending culinary exploration with intimate bar scenes and lingering conversations. Diners now seek immersive environments, interactive food, and deeper stories behind their meals, reflecting a globally exposed palate and a renewed appreciation for tradition and reinvention. Evenings are more deliberate, emphasizing connection and shared experiences.

Bacteria are outsmarting antibiotics, making infections harder to treat. India faces a significant challenge with high antibiotic resistance and usage. Common infections are now taking longer to heal. Experts urge individuals to only take antibiotics as prescribed and complete the full course. Practicing good hygiene and staying updated on vaccinations are crucial steps to combat this growing health crisis.