Yes Bank reports a strong jump in its first-quarter (Q1) performance, with net profit increasing by roughly one-third year-on-year, according to two outlets covering the results. The Economic Times says Q1 profit rises 34% year-on-year, while The Hindu reports a 33.4% increase in net profit. Both accounts attribute the improvement primarily to stronger interest-related earnings. In particular, The Economic Times highlights that net interest income (NII) grows 18%, indicating higher income from the bank’s core lending activities relative to its funding costs. Together, the reports point to an earnings uplift driven by better interest income during the quarter. The coverage focuses on the year-on-year change in profitability and the movement in NII, without providing additional details in the provided excerpts such as asset quality, provisioning, or outlook. Overall, the sources agree that Yes Bank’s Q1 results show a significant profit increase, supported by improved interest income and higher NII.