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Thursday, August 14, 2025
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Topic: bankruptcy

Jet Airways lenders to start bankruptcy proceedings after banks give up revival bid

The once largest private sector airline stopped flying on 17 April and unpaid lenders took away most of its 100-odd operational airplanes.

Anil Ambani’s RCom enters bankruptcy again in an attempt to sell its assets

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal lifted interim orders on Reliance Communications that temporarily halted the bankruptcy case.

Jet Airways lenders explore ways to utilise planes, protect other assets

Sources said lenders were actively considering proposals, including from Air India, for utilising about 15 planes owned by Jet Airways.

Jet Airways suspends international flights till Monday as crisis worsens

The cash-strapped private air carrier announced that all its international flights will now be suspended till Monday.

This rescue of Jet Airways is touch-and-go

Shareholders will vote on banks picking up a majority stake – at a price of Rs 1 for 114 million shares, to avoid putting India’s oldest private airline into court-administered bankruptcy.

Year after historic circular, debate over RBI’s regulation making powers still mired in confusion

RBI’s last year circular making bankruptcy proceedings a must brought focus on the need for checks and balances when unelected officials write a law.

L&T & Edelweiss Group dump shares in fresh hit to Anil Ambani companies

The fragile investor sentiment for the Anil Ambani group was dealt a blow after its wireless unit, Reliance Communications, said last Friday it plans to file for bankruptcy.

Anil Ambani’s wireless bankruptcy could have one clear winner — Mukesh Ambani

Mukesh Ambani could have more bargaining power over assets of a company he helped dismantle by storming into the mobile phone market with free services.

How banks ran up a $7 billion phone bill with Anil Ambani’s RCom

The culture of extending the life of bad loans to big businesses and pretending nothing is wrong with them is proving too hard to end in India.

Bankruptcy code is a new deal between the state and businesses in India

It has shaken up the protection model. 

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