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Friday, January 30, 2026
TopicBhushan Steel Ltd.

Topic: Bhushan Steel Ltd.

Why SC overturned its earlier order, upheld JSW’s takeover plan for Bhushan Power & Steel

SC bench was examining review pleas that questioned its May order to liquidate the company; says JSW turned Bhushan Power from a loss-making to a profit-making entity.

SC ruling on JSW-Bhushan steel is a case of clever lawyering. It’ll hurt investor confidence

Supreme Court verdict is unfortunate, given how few applicants come forward in insolvency cases of this scale—and part of the legislative intention behind the IBC was to rescue businesses.

The RBI’s last attempt to clean up banks puts close to 70 firms on the brink of bankruptcy

The central bank predicts that by March 2019, the country's bad-loan ratio will increase by 0.6 per cent to 12.2. 

First big bankruptcy success hands $5.2 billion for Indian banks

Tata Steel Ltd takes over insolvent Bhushan Steel Limited at a price of 352 billion rupees. This amount is equivalent to 63 percent of the 560 billion rupees claimed by Bhushan Steel's creditors.

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Economic Survey 2025-26 takes global lessons seriously—and shows why Swadeshi is the way to go

The Economic Survey 2025-26 is not a celebration of success, but a measured warning that the traditional paradigms of global economic growth are no longer applicable.

Economic Survey backs skilled visas to give IT services sector a boost, green energy for data centres

The IT services sector contributed more than half of India’s Gross Value Added, serving as a major driver of exports and employment, the Economic Survey 2025-26 has found.

Indian Army ties up with US drone company that made its name in the Ukraine conflict

Shield AI will provide V-BAT vertical takeoff & landing drones along with licences for software, which will be integrated into aircraft and made available to select Indian partners.

Non-alignment is coming back in a new avatar: Trump-peedit alliance

No nation other than China can negotiate one-on-one with Trump on an equal footing. That’s why the middle powers who so far formed the core of multilateral bodies now feel orphaned.