It is not a coincidence that most of the big Ponzi operators are also in the media business and involved in sponsoring sports? The former gives them blackmailing power and the latter is an advertising expense.
Demonitisation: The invisible economic assassination
Is it not true that apart from the black money brought in as FDI, large amounts of this anonymous black money is invested in the Stock Market through P-Notes whose true ownership has not been allowed to be declared by the Government/RBI/SEBI?
Letter to Public Interest Directors of National Stock Exchange
Restoring the credibility of the NSE is far more important than the questionable reputation of the individuals at the helm of affairs who file defamation suits and fail to report RIL insider trading and refuse to be transparent.
Is a committed CIC now order in Reliance insider trading case
This allegation of the information Commissioners having a pro- establishment slant is best illustrated with a real example of an appeal involving Reliance (RIL) which was decided by a three member bench during the period when the selection of the Chief Commissioner was taking place.
Overseas education – is it really worth the money and hype?
But what is the reality of the usefulness of a degree from overseas? Do overseas qualified students find it easier to get jobs overseas or in India?
Wal-Mart, lobbying, bribery allegations and more
Amidst all the chaos over whether Wal-Mart has really paid anybody in India to lobby on their behalf or not, some very vital facts are being ignored.
HSBC’s ‘strange’ apology to Ambanis and Herve Falciani
The 'strange' thing that begs attention is why would HSBC apologize to an Indian businessman if they had not officially given the list to anybody?
CIC directs SEBI to disclose insider trading probe details
The Commission has directed SEBI to disclose the names of entities which were allegedly involved in the insider trading of shares of Reliance Petroleum in 2007.
Gas debate: Reliance, Kejriwal, BJP and Congress
India Against Corruption’s Arvind Kejriwal is right when he says Reliance is the favorite group of both Congress and the BJP.