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Gyanesh Kumar: India's election chief at the centre of a growing political storm (opens the original)
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For most of his 36-year career in India's bureaucracy, Gyanesh Kumar built a reputation for getting difficult things done. Now the 62-year-old, who runs elections in the world's most populous country, faces a rather different challenge: defending how his own institution makes decisions. It is an unusual position for a bureaucrat who spent decades outside the public gaze, despite being entrusted with some of the Indian government's most politically sensitive assignments. For about a year now, Kum
Tukaram Mundhe: Why some Indian civil servants become heroes for doing their jobs (opens the original)
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Among the thousands of civil servants who keep India's vast government machinery running, a small number become unlikely public figures every few years. The commissioner of Maharashtra's Food and Drug Administration, he has led a series of enforcement drives since taking charge in May. His teams have inspected restaurants and other food businesses, uncovering pest infestations, poor hygiene and expired food. He has also highlighted large gaps between what hospitals pay for common medical supplie
Surinder Koli: Man acquitted in India's Nithari murder case found dead (opens the original)
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A man who spent nearly two decades in prison over one of India's most notorious murder cases has died, months after he was released, according to media reports. Surinder Koli, 50, was found hanged inside a tea stall he ran in Haridwar in the northern state of Uttarakhand, on Friday, reports say. He was released in 2025 after India's top court acquitted him in the final case against him linked to the 2006 killings of women and children in Nithari, a village on the outskirts of Delhi. His body has
The small fee raising big questions for India's payments revolution (opens the original)
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India's decision to introduce a fee on some transactions made through its widely popular digital payments system has sparked a debate over its impact on businesses. The National Payments Corporation of India said on Tuesday that a 0.4% fee will apply from 15 October to certain UPI (Unified Payments Interface) payments above 2,000 rupees (£15; $21) made to businesses by customers. Businesses will have to pay the fee and will not be allowed to pass on the cost to consumers, it said. The government
UPI: The small fee raising big questions for India's payments revolution (opens the original)
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India's decision to introduce a fee on some transactions made through its widely popular digital payments system has sparked a debate over its impact on businesses. The National Payments Corporation of India said on Tuesday that a 0.4% fee will apply from 15 October to certain UPI (Unified Payments Interface) payments above 2,000 rupees (£15; $21) made to businesses by customers. Businesses will have to pay the fee and will not be allowed to pass on the cost to consumers, it said. The government
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