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Topic: Gautam Adani

Adani just a contractor for us, says Priyank Kharge as ‘courtesy call’ to Shivakumar sparks BJP barbs

‘Has Shivakumar got permission from Rahul Gandhi, who opposes Adani?' BJP quips, accuses Congress of double standards after the Karnataka CM met the billionaire.

Adani case: What’s behind the US judge’s concerns over DOJ’s ‘highly unusual’ move to drop charges

A US court allowed dismissal of three charges against Gautam Adani and others but flagged 'concerning' irregularities in the DOJ’s conduct and demanded further explanations.

Why AI is a ‘threat’ to India’s IT industry and how exam leaks in India predate Modi

India's RAW chief meets Bangladesh PM's defence adviser in Dhaka; and why US judge dismissed criminal charges against Gautam Adani even as he criticised official who led the effort to drop the case.

US court dismisses fraud charges against Gautam Adani

The billionaire faced allegations that he was part of a scheme to pay more than $250 mn in bribes to Indian govt officials.

CJP stir wasn’t Arab Spring, but Modi has ‘found his match’ in Gen Z movement—Global media

Global media also explains how NEET paper leaks occurred at opposite ends of the exam process in 2024 and 2026. ‘Roots of trust lie in two places,’ IIT-Madras director tells BBC.

Affirmative action vs merit—global media has a take on Indian, Chinese systems & growth output

Global media also reports on ‘ad hoc’ deals between countries and removal of ‘inappropriate and objectionable’ content from books maintained by educational institutions in Kashmir.

Allegations of India flattering growth figures unfounded; and Gautam Adani, the escape artist

Global media reports from the ground on the heat in one of India's hottest towns, how outdoor workers have adapted their schedule to the rise and relative fall of temperatures. 

Adani group stocks recover about $150 bn in market value wiped out by Hindenburg report

Shares of Gautam Adani's nine companies have bounced back strongly after the 2023 Hindenburg report, helped by rising investor confidence, easing legal troubles and India’s infrastructure growth.

3 cases, Trump’s lawyer & the settlement: What US dropping charges means for Adani | Cut The Clutter

In Episode 1841 of Cut The Clutter, ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta details the criminal charges against Gautam Adani dropped by US this week & what it development signifies.

How have India-Italy ties fared post UPA? Global media looks at reset, Modi-Meloni equation

Reports also discuss how all three cases against Adani and his associates have now been resolved, and the plummetting rupee.

On Camera

Role reversal? Congress is adopting BJP’s best practices as the latter learns the worst

The BJP’s drift contrasts sharply with Rahul Gandhi’s organisational push, street politics and growing appeal among young voters.

As US counts down Iran’s last oil barrels, Ghalibaf throws up new formula on debt stress

Ghalibaf’s latest maths taunt for US draws on engineering principles, where stress on any structure is the load it bears divided by the strength supporting it. It’s also a response.

Drones for IAF are not revolutionary but evolutionary, says IAF chief

IAF chief Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh has ruled out a separate drone force, saying that UAVs must operate with fighters and other existing technology.

India has always been a hard state under Gandhian cover. Nehru to Modi, leaders have reinforced it

Modern India might have been conjured up in the image of Gandhi. But India was never a Gandhian state. Founders of the Republic, be it Nehru or Patel, nursed zero such notions.