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The Paper Trail Nobody Can Explain Away: Sudha Gupta, Devendra Gupta and the Long Shadow Behind Mother’s Pride and Presidium
There is a familiar trick in the world of corporate and institutional controversy: take each unpleasant fact, put it in…
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How India fails to finish a financial case: the Mother’s Pride–Presidium file as a manual of delay, not a manual of crime
India does not advertise itself as a country where financial crime is easy. It advertises statutes. Prevention of Corruption Act.…
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Meet Devender Gupta and Sudha Gupta: the public face of Mother’s Pride and Presidium, and the private docket that followed
For two decades the couple sold a story Delhi’s middle class wanted to buy. Sudha Gupta as the founder-chairperson of…
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CBI books Subhash Chandra over LICHFL’s ₹1,322-crore complaint after an NCLT plan nearly settled ₹22,006 crore of personal-guarantee claims for ₹6.5 crore
On 31 August 2026 the Central Bureau of Investigation registered a criminal case that does not flatter the man who…
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Subhash Chandra : The Vanishing Billionaire
In 2018, Subhash Chandra — founder of the Essel empire, former chairman, former Rajya Sabha member — stood behind two…
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One Year of Strike, Zero Delivery: How BPTP’s Greater Faridabad Colonies Remain a Monument to Unfinished Promises
A year after residents of BPTP’s sprawling plotted colonies in Greater Faridabad walked out in protest, the streets still flood…
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The unfinished docket of PNC Infratech
A chargesheeted corruption case, four employee arrests, a one-year tender ban that shrank to four months, a brand-new expressway that…
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Why Car Owners Prefer Online Check Methods Over Offline Verification When Buying Car Insurance
Buying car insurance is no longer a complicated and time-consuming process. Today you can explore different policies, compare coverage options,…
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The robes hide a dirty secret. Senior advocate Indira Jaising has said it again, this time on 1 September 2026, and the institution that lectures the country on dignity, equality and the rule of law still pretends not to hear.
Sexual harassment in the Indian judiciary is not a rumour whispered in corridors. It is a pattern documented in affidavits,…
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Indira Jaising calls sexual harassment judiciary’s ‘dirty secret’
An investigative opinion on sexual harassment, hierarchy and the Indian judiciary’s talent for burying its own women On the…
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