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Adaniâs insolvency edge: 3 in every 5 bids won, Rs 97,700 cr in haircuts, and some unexpected turns (opens the original)
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In 26 bankruptcy cases, Adani Group entities had a success rate of 61.5%, and creditors recovered about Rs 33,000 crore against admitted claims of Rs 1.31 lakh crore. In several cases, bidding took unexpected turns. While there was no violation of the law, those cases point to how little Indiaâs insolvency system leaves open to scrutiny. A recent order of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) approved a plan requiring media baron Subhash Chandra to pay Rs 6.25 crore against guarantees of ov
UPSC aspirant on suing Sudhir Chaudhary, holding Godi media accountable (opens the original)
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DD News anchor Sudhir Chaudhary alleged on his primetime show that Vijay Sherawat threatened to âuprootâ Parliament during the CJP protest. On July 27, Sudhir Chaudharyâs primetime DD News show âDecodeâ identified UPSC aspirant and student activist Vijay Sherawat as the man who allegedly said Parliament should be âuprootedâ and India should be turned into Nepal. There was one problem, Sherawat says: he wasnât the man in the video. According to his case before the Delhi High Court
The Subhash Chandra insolvency controversy explained (opens the original)
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A five-member NCLT bench has stayed Subhash Chandraâs insolvency repayment plan. Hereâs what led to it and the questions still unanswered. Zee Group founder Subhash Chandra has been at the centre of a long-running insolvency battle over debts he had personally guaranteed for. The case began after Indiabulls Housing Finance approached the NCLT in 2022 to initiate insolvency proceedings against Chandra as a personal guarantor. After a Supreme Court stay, the proceedings resumed in 2024, with a
4 victims, 1 pattern: July 20 injuries put RAFâs âsensitive policingâ motto and manual under spotlight (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court is set to hear petitions against alleged police excesses during the July 20 march. Six days after the July 20 crackdown near Parliament, neither the CRPF nor its Rapid Action Force wing has clarified whether their personnel fired pellet guns at protesters. As of publication, the force has neither publicly confirmed nor denied their use, even as The Indian Express reported that an internal inquiry found that seven rounds were fired from a pellet gun. On Monday, the Supreme Court
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