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Rs 62,944 Crore Debt, Rotting Grain: Madhya Pradesh Admits To Food Supply Failure
Experts say the corporation's condition has reached a breaking point where its financial instability, collapsing storage systems, and the precarious position of farmers and poor consumers are symptoms of a deeper policy paralysis.
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RBI To Allow Banks To Fund Merger, Acquisition Activity By Indian Corporates
In a bid to improve credit flow, the Reserve Bank on Wednesday said it would provide an enabling framework for Indian banks to finance acquisitions by Indian corporates.
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Adani Ports' Rs, 5,000 Crore Bond Sale Draws Interest From LIC: Report
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, India's largest private port operator, has placed its longest-tenor debt with state-run Life Insurance Corporation of India, two sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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Crisis-Hit Yes Bank's Founder Rana Kapoor Arrested For Alleged Fraud
Rana Kapoor, the founder of crisis-hit Yes Bank, has been arrested by the Enforcement Directorate after two days of questioning in an alleged bank scam worth Rs 4,300 crore. He will be in their custody till March 11. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has capped transactions for every Yes Bank user at Rs 50,000 for a month, till April 3, after the pri...
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"Girl With A Broken Neck", Now CEO Of $4 Billion Indian Asset Manager
Lots of female chief executive officers have stories about conquering adversity. Radhika Gupta's begins when she entered the world with a broken neck. The birth complication left Gupta's neck with a permanent tilt, a feature that at times had an impact on her self esteem but has now become a source of inspiration for doing things differently.
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Air India, Bharat Petroleum Sale By March, Says Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman: Report
Air India and Bharat Petroleum Corporation, two debt-ridden state-owned companies, are expected to be sold by the government by March next year, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in an interview with the Times of India. The Finance Minister's statement comes at a time the ailing national carrier is facing financial stress, sitting on a debt ...
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What Is The IL&FS Crisis And How It Is Linked To Your Money: 10 Points
Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services or IL&FS is in deep trouble. After the corporate affairs ministry moved the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal, the NCLT has named six people to take over the board and management of the major infrastructure lender to defuse the crisis. The IL&FS group has a debt burden of over Rs 90,000 cr...
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Why We Chose Anil Ambani's Firm Despite Massive Debt: Dassault Sources
Dassault, one of the world's most established and experienced defence manufacturers, picked Anil Ambani's debt-ridden firm as a partner in India, "because it was registered with the MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) and had land in Nagpur which provided access to the runway," said top sources at the French firm, speaking to NDTV on the condition ...
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Lavasa, A Billionaire's Dream City Near Mumbai, Turns Into Ghost Town
The days of zero crime are over. Garbage collection is sporadic, so litter soils the man-made lake. Storefronts are vacant. Signs of neglect are everywhere: maintenance is late or nonexistent.
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Corporate Bonds Attract Bids Worth $1.4 Billion From Foreign Investors
FPIs bid Rs 9,071 crore for investment limits in corporate debt as against Rs 8,314 crore on offer.
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Rs 62,944 Crore Debt, Rotting Grain: Madhya Pradesh Admits To Food Supply Failure
Experts say the corporation's condition has reached a breaking point where its financial instability, collapsing storage systems, and the precarious position of farmers and poor consumers are symptoms of a deeper policy paralysis.
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RBI To Allow Banks To Fund Merger, Acquisition Activity By Indian Corporates
In a bid to improve credit flow, the Reserve Bank on Wednesday said it would provide an enabling framework for Indian banks to finance acquisitions by Indian corporates.
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Adani Ports' Rs, 5,000 Crore Bond Sale Draws Interest From LIC: Report
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, India's largest private port operator, has placed its longest-tenor debt with state-run Life Insurance Corporation of India, two sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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Crisis-Hit Yes Bank's Founder Rana Kapoor Arrested For Alleged Fraud
Rana Kapoor, the founder of crisis-hit Yes Bank, has been arrested by the Enforcement Directorate after two days of questioning in an alleged bank scam worth Rs 4,300 crore. He will be in their custody till March 11. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has capped transactions for every Yes Bank user at Rs 50,000 for a month, till April 3, after the pri...
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"Girl With A Broken Neck", Now CEO Of $4 Billion Indian Asset Manager
Lots of female chief executive officers have stories about conquering adversity. Radhika Gupta's begins when she entered the world with a broken neck. The birth complication left Gupta's neck with a permanent tilt, a feature that at times had an impact on her self esteem but has now become a source of inspiration for doing things differently.
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Air India, Bharat Petroleum Sale By March, Says Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman: Report
Air India and Bharat Petroleum Corporation, two debt-ridden state-owned companies, are expected to be sold by the government by March next year, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in an interview with the Times of India. The Finance Minister's statement comes at a time the ailing national carrier is facing financial stress, sitting on a debt ...
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What Is The IL&FS Crisis And How It Is Linked To Your Money: 10 Points
Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services or IL&FS is in deep trouble. After the corporate affairs ministry moved the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal, the NCLT has named six people to take over the board and management of the major infrastructure lender to defuse the crisis. The IL&FS group has a debt burden of over Rs 90,000 cr...
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Why We Chose Anil Ambani's Firm Despite Massive Debt: Dassault Sources
Dassault, one of the world's most established and experienced defence manufacturers, picked Anil Ambani's debt-ridden firm as a partner in India, "because it was registered with the MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) and had land in Nagpur which provided access to the runway," said top sources at the French firm, speaking to NDTV on the condition ...
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Lavasa, A Billionaire's Dream City Near Mumbai, Turns Into Ghost Town
The days of zero crime are over. Garbage collection is sporadic, so litter soils the man-made lake. Storefronts are vacant. Signs of neglect are everywhere: maintenance is late or nonexistent.
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Corporate Bonds Attract Bids Worth $1.4 Billion From Foreign Investors
FPIs bid Rs 9,071 crore for investment limits in corporate debt as against Rs 8,314 crore on offer.
