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India Spent 6 Years Making UPI Feel Like Public Infrastructure. Now Retailers Are Being Asked To Pay And Customers May Still Get The Bill. Flip Side ₹27,000 Cr Of Potential Ecosystem Revenue – Which Side Wins?
For six years, UPI has been sold to India as something almost deceptively simple: scan the QR code, enter the…
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Bail Denied To Nayan Raheja Because Of Non-Appearance Before ED.
In late September 2026, Special Judge (PMLA) Sachin Jain of the Saket District Court dismissed the anticipatory bail application filed…
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Krishan Rattan Has A Lot Going On. Terra-Invest, A $100 Million Lawsuit, ₹993 Crore Debt And Quite The Collection Of Interesting Friends
On paper, Krishan Rattan’s professional journey looks like the sort of CV that can be made to fit neatly into…
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Five Years of Your Accounts, Milords? Let’s Start With Yours
I. The demand On 17 September 2026, a bench of Justices Ahsanuddin Amanullah and N.V. Anjaria, sitting in Court No.…
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Supreme Court: The Glass House on Tilak Marg
The Supreme Court wants five years of private universities’ books. It still cannot get its own judges to put their…
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The Supreme Court That Demands the Ledger Must Open Its Own Ledger
There is a delicious irony in the Indian judicial system demanding that private universities open their books while the judiciary…
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After Ratan Tata’s Demise, Is Tata Sons Heading For A Split? The RBI Wants A Listing, Tata Trusts Want Control, Chandrasekaran Wants Another Five Years And The SP Group Wants ₹25,000 Crore
For much of the last three decades, Ratan Tata was not merely the most recognisable face of the Tata Group;…
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Rohan Developers Under Insolvency, Harresh Mehta Under Investigation: What Do Homebuyers, Occupants And Creditors Stand To Lose?
₹280 Crore, ₹155 Crore, ₹50 Crore: Why Does the Public Still Not Know Who Is Alleged to Have Received What…
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Indian Cricket Has 11 Players On The Field And Quite A Few Politicians Behind It. From Jay Shah To Arun Jaitley And The Gehlots, How Political Families Found A Place In Indian Cricket Administration
Indian cricket likes to present itself as a game played between two teams, 11 players on either side, with the…
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Manu Sharma Was Once The Face Of The Jessica Lal Murder. Today He Is Siddhartha Sharma, A Whisky Businessman. How Did One Of India’s Most Notorious Convicts Build A New Life While The Woman He Killed Never Got One?
There was a time when the name Manu Sharma needed no introduction. It was attached to one of the most…
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