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On Turning 60, Gautam Adani Pledges $7.7 Billion for Social Causes
Gautam Adani, Asia's richest person, and his family have pledged to donate $7.7 billion (Rs 60,000 crore) to a slew of social causes, to mark his 60th birthday.
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India's New Covid Cases Have Peaked, Shows Cambridge Tracker
The number of new coronavirus infections in India has peaked, according to a new tracker developed by researchers at Cambridge Judge Business School and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.
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Mumbai's Daily Vaccine Roulette Offers Dark Humour In India
Every night around 8 PM, the residents of Mumbai huddle around their phones and laptops. They're trying to book coveted COVID-19 vaccine-appointments as doses run dry.
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India Covid Peak In Coming Days, Then 20,000 A Day By June-End: Forecast
A mathematical model prepared by advisers to Prime Minister Narendra Modi suggests India's coronavirus outbreak could peak in the coming days, but the group's projections have been changing and were wrong last month.
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Covid Forecasters Warn India Deaths May Double In Coming Weeks
The coronavirus wave that plunged India into the world's biggest health crisis has the potential to worsen in the coming weeks, with some research models projecting that the death toll could more than double from current levels.
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Jailed Nirav Modi's Prized Husain, Pegged At $2.6 Million, On Auction
The man accused of orchestrating India's biggest bank fraud once counted among his most prized possessions an MF Husain painting that depicts the tussle between right and wrong in the human soul. The Battle of Ganga & Jamuna is the centerpiece of an auction Friday in Mumbai, where India's fraud investigation office is seeking to recover as much as ...
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A $45 Billion Bet On India Is Rapidly Unravelling: Economists
After pouring $45 billion into the stock market over the past six years on hopes that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would unleash the country's economic potential, international money managers are now unwinding those wagers at the fastest pace on record.
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Why India's Election Is Among the World's Most Expensive
The world's biggest democracy will soon hold what's likely to be one of the world's costliest elections. India's six-week-long vote will span the Himalayan range in the north, the Indian Ocean in the south, the Thar desert in the west and the mangroves of the Sundarbans in the east.
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World Moves To Study India's Notes Ban While Team Modi Looks Away
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration hasn't assessed the impact of one of history's most sweeping changes in currency policy. "No Madam," was the junior finance minister's reply to a lawmaker's question in parliament Dec. 14 on whether the government had studied the aftereffects of the move in November 2016 to invalidate almost all of the ...
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How to Lose $3 Billion of Bitcoin in India
Accusations of tax evasion and police corruption, a kidnapper who was kidnapped, a fugitive politician, and billions in bitcoin lost. This is crypto-trading Gujarat-style.
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How To Lose $3 Billion Of Bitcoin In India
Accusations of tax evasion and police corruption, a kidnapper who was kidnapped, a fugitive politician, and billions in bitcoin lost. This is crypto-trading Gujarat-style.
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Move Over, Mastercard. Upstarts Gain in Hot India Payments Space
Global card companies like Visa Inc. and Mastercard Inc. are losing market share to upstarts in the world's most innovative payments market: India.
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To Read About The Modus Operandi Behind The Bank Fraud, Click Here
The story of how India's biggest bank fraud went undetected for seven years includes an $81 million cyber-heist in neighboring Bangladesh, penny-pinching lenders and a series of missed opportunities.
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Nirav Modi And The $1.6 Billion Fraud: What We Know So Far
On Valentine's Day, one of India's biggest banks disclosed an almost $2 billion fraud allegedly by one of the country's richest men, who deals in pearls and diamonds.
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Gujarat Effect: Angry Young, Rural Voters To Set Economic Tone
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will probably boost spending to retain young voters and those in India's hinterland, who are straying away from his party as joblessness grows.
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On Turning 60, Gautam Adani Pledges $7.7 Billion for Social Causes
Gautam Adani, Asia's richest person, and his family have pledged to donate $7.7 billion (Rs 60,000 crore) to a slew of social causes, to mark his 60th birthday.
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India's New Covid Cases Have Peaked, Shows Cambridge Tracker
The number of new coronavirus infections in India has peaked, according to a new tracker developed by researchers at Cambridge Judge Business School and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.
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Mumbai's Daily Vaccine Roulette Offers Dark Humour In India
Every night around 8 PM, the residents of Mumbai huddle around their phones and laptops. They're trying to book coveted COVID-19 vaccine-appointments as doses run dry.
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India Covid Peak In Coming Days, Then 20,000 A Day By June-End: Forecast
A mathematical model prepared by advisers to Prime Minister Narendra Modi suggests India's coronavirus outbreak could peak in the coming days, but the group's projections have been changing and were wrong last month.
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Covid Forecasters Warn India Deaths May Double In Coming Weeks
The coronavirus wave that plunged India into the world's biggest health crisis has the potential to worsen in the coming weeks, with some research models projecting that the death toll could more than double from current levels.
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Jailed Nirav Modi's Prized Husain, Pegged At $2.6 Million, On Auction
The man accused of orchestrating India's biggest bank fraud once counted among his most prized possessions an MF Husain painting that depicts the tussle between right and wrong in the human soul. The Battle of Ganga & Jamuna is the centerpiece of an auction Friday in Mumbai, where India's fraud investigation office is seeking to recover as much as ...
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A $45 Billion Bet On India Is Rapidly Unravelling: Economists
After pouring $45 billion into the stock market over the past six years on hopes that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would unleash the country's economic potential, international money managers are now unwinding those wagers at the fastest pace on record.
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Why India's Election Is Among the World's Most Expensive
The world's biggest democracy will soon hold what's likely to be one of the world's costliest elections. India's six-week-long vote will span the Himalayan range in the north, the Indian Ocean in the south, the Thar desert in the west and the mangroves of the Sundarbans in the east.
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World Moves To Study India's Notes Ban While Team Modi Looks Away
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration hasn't assessed the impact of one of history's most sweeping changes in currency policy. "No Madam," was the junior finance minister's reply to a lawmaker's question in parliament Dec. 14 on whether the government had studied the aftereffects of the move in November 2016 to invalidate almost all of the ...
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How to Lose $3 Billion of Bitcoin in India
Accusations of tax evasion and police corruption, a kidnapper who was kidnapped, a fugitive politician, and billions in bitcoin lost. This is crypto-trading Gujarat-style.
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How To Lose $3 Billion Of Bitcoin In India
Accusations of tax evasion and police corruption, a kidnapper who was kidnapped, a fugitive politician, and billions in bitcoin lost. This is crypto-trading Gujarat-style.
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Move Over, Mastercard. Upstarts Gain in Hot India Payments Space
Global card companies like Visa Inc. and Mastercard Inc. are losing market share to upstarts in the world's most innovative payments market: India.
-
To Read About The Modus Operandi Behind The Bank Fraud, Click Here
The story of how India's biggest bank fraud went undetected for seven years includes an $81 million cyber-heist in neighboring Bangladesh, penny-pinching lenders and a series of missed opportunities.
-
Nirav Modi And The $1.6 Billion Fraud: What We Know So Far
On Valentine's Day, one of India's biggest banks disclosed an almost $2 billion fraud allegedly by one of the country's richest men, who deals in pearls and diamonds.
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Gujarat Effect: Angry Young, Rural Voters To Set Economic Tone
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will probably boost spending to retain young voters and those in India's hinterland, who are straying away from his party as joblessness grows.
