Tuesday, October 06
Come July, male employees of Coal India will be seen in navy blue pants and sky blue shirt while female employees will be either in light sky blue kurta and dark navy blue salwar and dupatta or light sky blue colour saree with dark navy blue border and dark navy blue blouse. The Coal India Ltd (CIL) board in a recent meeting took the decision to implement the uniform dress code for its employees, according to a source. "The board of directors of CIL, in its meeting held on May 30, 2025 has given approval to the 'Scheme of Uniform Dress-Code for employees of CIL and its subsidiaries'," the source said.Also Read: India’s swelling coal stockpiles test state-owned mining giant The objective behind the dress code is to bring uniformity and presentability among the PSU's employees, while reinf
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday introduced a series of amendments to its Know Your Customer (KYC) norms aimed at making customer onboarding faster, more flexible, and accessible across both digital and physical channels.Under the RBI (KYC) (Amendment) Directions, 2025, the central bank has laid out simplified procedures for onboarding customers using Aadhaar-based e-KYC, video KYC, and DigiLocker documents. The move is intended to support inclusive banking and ease the process for first-time users, especially those joining through government schemes like DBT, EBT, and PMJDY.Three key modes of customer onboarding:1. Face-to-face onboardingCustomers can open accounts using Aadhaar biometric-based e-KYC.If the current address differs from the Aadhaar address, a simple self-declara
