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    India issued one lakh patents in 2024, ten years back it was just 6000: Piyush Goyal

    India has seen a significant rise in the number of patents granted, reaching around one lakh in 2024, a substantial increase from the 6,000 patents issued annually a decade ago, according to Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal. The announcement was made during an outreach program with industry leaders and stakeholders in Hyderabad, Telangana.

    Julian Assange's actions put people in danger: US State Department after whistleblower walks free

    Julian Assange, WikiLeaks founder, arrived in Australia after signing a plea deal with the US, ending a 14-year legal case. The US State Department criticized Assange for endangering lives, including diplomats and allies, by releasing unredacted classified documents. They also accused him of acting as a conduit for Russian intelligence during the US presidential elections. Assange was welcomed in Canberra by supporters and family. His plea deal was formalized on the Northern Mariana Islands to facilitate his travel back to Australia.

    Ram Mandir's roof started leaking after heavy rainfall in Ayodhya, alleges head priest

    Head priest Acharya Satyendra Das reported that the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya faced leakage issues after heavy rainfall, with no proper drainage system in place.

    Major land scam unearthed in Jammu; 5 FIRs registered

    The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) in Jammu has discovered a major scam involving over 28 acres of land usurped by the land mafia in connivance with officials. Five FIRs have been registered against the accused, including government officials, and raids are underway at the premises of 16 people involved in the scam. The land mafia allegedly deputed Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) refugees, who were allotted some of the land in 1955-56 for their settlement.

    RBI Dy Guv urges ARCs to adopt regulation plus approach

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has criticized asset reconstruction companies (ARCs) for their use of distressed assets and innovative structures to circumvent regulations. The DG, J Swaminathan, emphasized that ARCs' performance is less than optimal and that they are often used as conduits to evergreen distressed assets. The RBI is concerned about ARCs striking deals with defaulting promoters, giving them a back-door entry.

    RBI bars Edelweiss ARC from acquiring assets, cites supervisory concerns

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) banned Edelweiss Asset Reconstruction Company Limited (EARCL) from acquiring financial assets due to concerns observed during a supervisory examination. RBI cited actions by group entities, including structured transactions, allegedly circumventing regulations. EARCL was directed to cease acquiring financial assets and reorganizing existing security receipts.

    The Economic Times
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