The “Kabul House” in Dehradun, once owned by Afghanistan’s ruler in the 19th and 20th centuries, has been a source of dispute between residents and the district administration. The property, designated as “enemy property,” has been occupied by families for several decades. After a prolonged legal battle, the district magistrate has ordered the families...
Read MoreThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has implemented a new regulatory framework for non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), eliminating the classification of ‘systemically important’ NBFCs. Previously, even smaller finance companies were classified as systemically important, resulting in the application of more stringent regulations. Under the new framework, only larger NBFCs will be subject to stricter...
Read MoreThe Allahabad High Court has ruled that entities that availed of input tax credit (ITC) for GST based on bogus invoices without receiving the goods must provide evidence of payment of toll and freight to prove the genuineness of the transaction. The court dismissed a petition filed by Malik Traders, which had claimed ITC...
Read MoreA second aid convoy entered the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing on Sunday, heading towards Gaza. Shortly after the convoy entered, a blast was heard and seven people were wounded. The Israeli military said one of its tanks accidentally fired and hit an Egyptian position near the border. The Egyptian military said...
Read MoreThe Congress party in Chhattisgarh has released its final list of candidates for the upcoming assembly elections, denying tickets to four sitting legislators. This brings the total number of benched legislators to 22 out of the party’s existing strength of 71 in the 90-member assembly. The party cited reasons such as local anti-incumbency and...
Read MoreA training aircraft from a private training institute crashed near Katphal village in Baramati, India. The trainee pilot and trainer only suffered minor injuries. This is the second crash incident involving the aviation institute in three days. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) will investigate the crashes, and the reasons behind the incidents...
Read MoreThe Great Resignation may be ending for most workers, but it’s ramping up for CEOs. Over 1,400 chief executives have left their positions this year, a 50% increase from last year and the highest on record since 2002. Burnout from the pandemic may be catching up to executives, as they navigated the crisis both...
Read MoreYouth ends life, note refers to Maratha quota
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