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The Directorate of Enforcement has conducted 9,964 searches under the provisions of the Prevention of Money-Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, and has started investigations in 4,377 cases between April 1, 2021, and February 28, 2026. Also…
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The Chief Economic Adviser (CEA) V Anantha Nageswaran said that crude oil prices at $90 per barrel will not have a significant impact on the economy, but if it climbs to $130 per barrel for two to three quarters, it will shave off 100…
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An investor has pointed to a pattern in India's startup ecosystem: a cluster of founders behind major technology and consumer companies who all studied at the same school in Delhi. Mrunal Jhaveri, founding partner at Ice.VC, said alumni…
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The Centre’s decision to scrap the strategic sale of IDBI Bank has dealt a setback to its disinvestment receipts, leaving more than half of the revised FY26 target yet to be achieved and removing a key large-ticket transaction from the…
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Indian airlines are set to raise concerns with the Ministry of Civil Aviation following recent disruptions in Dubai that impacted a key international corridor, sources told Business Today Television. The issue stems from restrictions on…
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India is set to bring waterways into its mainstream urban transport network, with the Centre proposing Water Metro systems as a new mass transit option to ease congestion, cut emissions and unlock infrastructure investment opportunities.…
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A cafe in Bengaluru has triggered a wave of reactions on social media after a customer shared a bill that included an unusual surcharge described as an "Extra Gas Crisis Charge." The bill, reportedly issued by Theo Cafe, showed a 5 per…
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The trade deal between India and US will be signed only after the new architecture of the tariffs is in place, said Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal during a trade data briefing. He said that the deal will be finalised once Washington…
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Amid concerns over LPG cylinder supply due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia, India's IT firms have been forced to slash their canteen and cafeteria offerings. The firms that have reduced their canteen menus include Infosys and…
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The Strait of Hormuz carries about one-fifth of global oil supply. If the crucial shipping route closes, tanker traffic, energy markets and global economies could face severe disruption. Source link
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