Jane Street’s ₹4,843 crore scandal exposed how global giants exploit India’s regulatory grey zones—forcing a reckoning on market integrity, algorithmic abuse, and FPI loopholes.
India's market regulator on 4 July barred Jane Street from trading and froze $567 million of its funds for manipulation of stock indexes through derivative positions.
Global media also reports on Kolhapur artisans' outrage over Prada’s lookalike sandals & interviews DGCA chief , who says India’s skies are safe 'in the past & today'.
Jane Street said it was 'beyond disappointed' by the 'extremely inflammatory' accusations from the SEBI, after the agency banned it from India accusing the firm of stock manipulation.
A fallout of the BluSmart-Gensol saga is that entrepreneurs will have to face greater scrutiny from investors. It’s a wake up call for regulators & lenders, say market watchers.
BluSmart became a disruptor in the clean mobility industry with a fleet of all-electric cabs. Now, SEBI is probing Rs 978 crore loans and has barred the co-founders from accessing the market.
Promotion in the All India Services is time-bound, and nearly all officers reach the top of the scale. The creature comforts that come with the posts are also available to all officers.
Quality Control Orders (QCOs), governed by Bureau of Indian Standards, are meant to enhance quality of domestic products and restrict substandard imports.
On NSG raising day, Home Minister also opens Special Operation Training Centre at NSG facility in Manesar. Besides NSG troops, it will also train state police forces.
Education, reservations, govt jobs are meant to bring equality and dignity. That we are a long way from that is evident in the shoe thrown at the CJI and the suicide of Haryana IPS officer. The film Homebound has a lesson too.
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