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    'Dhoom' actress Rimi Sen reveals how a close friend cheated her of Rs 4 crore. Real-life CID in action

    Rimi Sen has been entangled in a legal battle after being defrauded of Rs 4.14 crore by her close friend Ronak Vyas. Two years after filing an FIR, the case is now up for hearing in the Bombay High Court, and a chargesheet will soon be filed. Sen met Vyas at a gym, and he convinced her to invest in his business with promises of high returns. After investing, she realized she had been scammed. Despite initial payments, Vyas began making excuses and disappeared.

    Paytm bank RBI Ban: Indian fintech is fast, furious — and fraudulent?

    The Reserve Bank of India has taken regulatory action against Paytm and Visa Inc., and more nonbank intermediaries may be targeted. The growth of neo-banking in India has increased the risk of fraud. KYC regulations and digital payments face challenges, and nodal accounts are used for real-time processing.

    Matrimony.com Q3 Results: Net profit remains flat at Rs 11.10 crore

    ​​For the nine-month period ending December 31, 2023, the consolidated profit grew to Rs 37.80 crore, as against Rs 35.26 crore registered year ago.

    Jacqueline Fernandez was aware of conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar's crimes, knowingly enjoyed ‘financial benefits’: ED

    ​ Fernandez received exotic gifts from Chandrasekhar such as four expensive Hermes bags, five luxury watches, four Persian cats, a horse worth Rs 52 lakhs

    Matrimony.com unveils safe matrimony; ropes in actress Vidya Balan

    Matrimony.com launched 'safe matrimony' service to combat online fraud, addressing issues like fake customs fees and emergency cash requirements. Bollywood actress Vidya Balan collaborated with the Chennai-based company for a campaign promoting digital safety and raising awareness about common frauds on matrimonial sites.

    Snap’s Evan Spiegel on growing beyond 200 million users in India; Banks woo fintechs to push gold loans

    Snap CEO Evan Spiegel elaborated on his plans for India, his vision for artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) in the days ahead, and much else, in a free-wheeling talk with ET. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

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