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    'Picture abhi baaki hai': Anupam Mittal reacts to 2024 Lok Sabha election results

    Anupam Mittal and Ashneer Grover share their thoughts on the 2024 Lok Sabha election results, highlighting the public's political wisdom. The NDA's decisive victory, with 293 seats, including 240 by the BJP, underscores a clear mandate. Mittal emphasizes the importance of internal party dynamics, while Grover praises the public's ability to choose MPs effectively.

    Ashneer Grover reflects on 2024 Lok Sabha election results during Statue of Liberty visit: 'India mein parliamentary democracy hai'

    BharatPe co-founder Ashneer Grover, while visiting the Statue of Liberty in New York, shared his thoughts on the 2024 Lok Sabha election results. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Grover praised Indian voters for demonstrating their intelligence and the strength of parliamentary democracy. He emphasized the importance of selecting better MP candidates at the constituency level. Grover's post received mixed reactions from social media users.

    PhonePe, BharatPe settle legal dispute over 'Pe'

    The legal battle began in 2018 when PhonePe issued a legal notice to BharatPe, asking the latter to stop using 'Pe' in Devanagari script in their brand name.

    ₹80 cr security must for BharatPe co-founder Ashneer Grover and wife Madhuri Jain's US Visit

    The couple will also have to submit all the details of their stay, hotels, travel, and phone numbers with the court and the investigative agencies. Besides, the HC also restrained them from creating third party rights on the shares of BharatPe held by them. The court said that one of the parties would stay in India as a "mortgage" while the other travels.

    Former BharatPe COO Dhruv Bahl launches venture fund

    Former BharatPe COO Dhruv Dhanraj Bahl launches venture capital fund, Eternal Capital. The fund plans to raise Rs 120 cr with a greenshoe option for a similar amount

    Don’t make third-party rights on shares transferred by Bhavik Koladiya, HC tells Ashneer Grover

    Koladiya had moved the HC claiming that he had transferred these shares to Grover, but the latter did not pay him. Last year, the court noted Grover’s statement that he “will not create any third-party interest in the suit shares and in any rights that accrue to him as a consequence thereof”.

    The Economic Times
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