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  Credit Card: Credit cards can facilitate quick cash transfers in emergencies, but they may attract fees and scrutiny from tax authorities. Credit cards are a great way to shop smartly while avoiding a burn in your pocket. Money transfer between a credit card to a bank account is a convenient way in case you are facing financial problems or you have urgent expenses or personal emergencies. Though generally intended for transactions and purchases, credit cards also provide cash advance and money transfer features. While this may be an easy and convenient way to get quick cash, it may attract charges and fees which you may be liable to pay. Let us understand how you can send money from your credit card to your bank account in detail. Key ways to transfer money from credit card to a bank account 1. Cash Advance via ATM ATMs offer you the option to withdraw cash or cash advances on most credit cards. Use your credit card PIN to withdraw the amount you want and deposit the cash to your...

  On April 10, which is a Thursday, the banks will remain closed for Mahavir Jayanti in most states The banks across India are typically closed on second and fourth Saturdays of the month, however, since today, April 5, is the first Saturday, the banks across India will remain open for transactions and other banking activities and needs except for Telangana. In Telangana, the banks will remain closed today in view of Babu Jagjivan Ram’s Birthday, according to the holiday calendar of the Reserve Bank of India. On the first and third Saturdays of the month, the banks function normally. Other bank holidays in April On April 10, which is a Thursday, the banks will remain closed for Mahavir Jayanti in most of the states including Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Maharashtra, New Delhi, Gujarat and more. Another major holiday that will see banks closed in most states is on April 14 on the occasion of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti, Tamil New Year and Bohag Bihu. On Apr...

  Yes Bank faces two senior level exits; portfolio reshuffle likely Private sector lender Yes Bank is facing two senior level exits across in private and SME banking verticals, prompting a portfolio reshuffle, two people directly aware of the matter told CNBC-TV18 on the condition of anonymity. Dhavan Shah, Country Head of SME Banking, and Akshay Sapru, Country Head of Private Banking & Liabilities Products and Spectrum Banking Business are the two senior executives that are exiting the bank. The exact reason for their departure could not immediately be ascertained. These departures are expected to prompt a portfolio reshuffle among the bank's senior management. In response to CNBC-TV18’s query on these exits, a YES Bank spokesperson said, “As YES BANK embarks on the next phase of its transformational journey, we remain committed to strengthening our position as a customer-centric Bank. As part of our organisational streamlining process, we are harnessing synergies across all f...

  READ MORE: Scientists find organic molecules of 'unprecedented size' on Mars They look like a dish of lentils, or a mass of spider eggs on a leaf.  But whatever they are, these tiny little brown blobs, newly-found on the surface of Mars, have left scientists baffled.   New images captured by NASA's Perseverance rover this month show an alien-like mass comprised of hundreds of the millimeter-sized spheres.  However, scientists are unsure what 'quirk of geology' could've made the strange shapes, which are unlike anything they've seen before.  Whatever they are, they look totally out of place compared with the surrounding rusty red Martian dust.  They could hint at the rich volcanic and geologic history of the Red Planet, which is about 4.6 billion years old.  Mars was once dotted with thousands of huge volcanoes which saw 'super eruptions', according to NASA – the most powerful type of volcanic blast there is.  It follows...

  The night sky might shortly be brightened by a rare heavenly occurrence. A temporary new star can be produced through the eruption of a distant star system. The phenomenon has been highly predicted by professionals, but it is difficult to predict when and if it is going to take place. For some experts, it can possibly appear this week. The Blaze Star: What is it? The Blaze Star, or T Coronae Borealis (T CrB), is an erupting nova. It erupts every 80 years, briefly being visible. The system consists of a red giant and a compact white dwarf. A white dwarf strips hydrogen from a red giant over time. Pressure builds and eventually leads to a brilliant explosion. The star occasionally comes back into sight due to the activity. The Blaze Star will shine in the Corona Borealis and remain visible to the naked eye for several days. (Image: NASA) The Blaze Star will shine in the Corona Borealis and remain visible to the naked eye for several days. (Image: NASA) When Would It Appear? Astrono...

  Our planet Earth is part of a solar system located in the Milky Way Galaxy. Many other galaxies are situated millions of light years away from our home. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has shared several images of our neighbouring galaxies and those located far beyond our reach. Catch a glimpse of a few galaxies out of one hundred billion galaxies in our Universe with these NASA images. NASA images of galaxies The image captures the spiral arms of the nearby galaxy Messier 81 The image of nearby galaxy Messier 81 was captured by NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope. The galaxy is located in the northern constellation of Ursa Major (which also includes the Big Dipper). Skygazers who wish to enjoy the sight of this galaxy can spot this neighbour with the help of binoculars or a small telescope.  M81 is located at a distance of 12 million light-years. It was one of the first publicly released datasets soon after Spitzer's launch in August 2003.  Centurau...