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The Times of India Sheikh Hasina never resigned as Bangladesh PM, claims son Wazed
Sheikh Hasina's son, Sajeeb Wazed, asserted that his mother did not resign as Bangladesh's PM, contradicting earlier claims by Mohammad Touhid Hossain, an interim government's adviser. Wazed confirmed that Hasina did not make any such statement before leaving for India. Hossain emphasized maintaining balanced foreign relations, particularly with India and China, during the interim government's tenure.
The Times of India Paris Olympics conclude with spectacular closing ceremony
The Paris Olympics concluded with a spectacular ceremony at Stade de France, featuring Hollywood flair with Tom Cruise's appearance. The event seamlessly transitioned through various moods, with IOC president Thomas Bach praising the games and emphasizing their potential for peace. The Olympic flag was handed over to Los Angeles for the next Games.
The Times of India UP cops find ‘meat’ in ice cream cart, file case
The Times of India FPIs turn net sellers, withdraw Rs 13,400 crore
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) withdrew over Rs 13,400 crore from Indian equities in August, reversing prior investments. The outflow was driven by the unwinding of the yen carry trade and recession fears in the US. Elevated Indian stock valuations, geopolitical tensions, and weak US job data also contributed to this trend, according to analysts.
The Times of India Two industry bodies call allegations 'unwarranted'
Two industry bodies, Amfi and IVCA, voiced support for Sebi chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch and the markets regulator, dismissing Hindenburg's allegations as unwarranted and lacking context. They emphasized India's robust regulatory framework as a key factor in its economic progress and urged stakeholders to remain confident amid these claims, warning against hindering the nation's development.
The Times of India Tough-talking Madhabi Puri Buch broke several barriers
In 2022, Madhabi Puri Buch became the first woman and first private sector professional to chair Sebi after a break. Known for her collaborative approach, IT focus, and data-driven decisions, she brought significant changes in market regulation. Before Sebi, she had a significant career at ICICI Bank and experience overseas with Greater Pacific Capital.
The Times of India Hindenburg report not big negative for D-Street: Market players
Dalal Street was not expected to react negatively to a Hindenburg Research report alleging conflicts of interest by Sebi chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch. Traders and fund managers expressed more annoyance at the U.S.-based short-seller. The impact of the report seemed minimal compared to global geopolitical and market volatility factors.
The Times of India Sebi: Have mechanisms to fix conflict of interest issues
The markets regulator Sebi dismissed allegations by Hindenburg Research about conflict of interest involving its chairperson, stating that adequate internal mechanisms were in place. Sebi emphasized its actions against Adani Group, highlighted completed investigations, and negated claims of regulatory changes favoring Blackstone. Sebi's response followed a show-cause notice issued to Hindenburg over illegal gains.
The Times of India UP boy ‘loses vision after slap’, principal, teacher face FIR
The Times of India Doctor rape-murder: How Kolkata college became hotbed for scams
A TOI investigation uncovered new issues at R G Kar Medical College, revealing a practice of facilitating beds for cash at the hospital. Sanjay Roy, arrested for the rape-murder of a doctor, played a key role, leveraging connections with police to run a tout racket, taking money for hospital services and offering fake job promises.
The Times of India Kolkata rape-murder: Suspect's injuries match victim’s fight back
Investigators found crucial evidence against Sanjay Roy in the rape and murder of a postgraduate trainee doctor in Kolkata. Blood and skin traces under the victim's nails matched Roy. The prime accused, suffering scratch injuries, failed to hide his identity. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee pushed for a fast-track trial, calling it a despicable crime.
The Times of India YouTuber cooks peacock, sparks outrage over hunting, recipe videos
