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    Hinduja family members get jail term for to up to 4.5 years for exploiting servants; family issues statement

    Hinduja family members jal: A Swiss criminal court has sentenced four members of the wealthy Hinduja family to between four and 4 1/2 years in prison for exploiting their domestic workers. The court, however, dismissed more severe charges of human trafficking. The family members were accused of exploiting mostly illiterate Indian workers at their Geneva villa, including withholding passports, paying in Indian rupees instead of Swiss francs, and imposing long working hours under restrictive conditions.

    Hindujas found guilty of exploiting servants at Geneva Villa; Swiss court sentences four members

    A Swiss criminal court on Friday sentenced four members of the wealthy Hinduja family with between four and 4 1/2 years in prison for exploiting their vulnerable domestic workers. The court at the same time threw out the more severe charges of human traf...

    RBI gets serious about connected lending, a concern that has been raised earlier as well

    India restricts corporate houses from owning banks, raising questions about their absence despite financial capabilities. Allowing them could foster 'connected lending,' granting preferential loans to connected parties. A 2020 RBI proposal advocated their entry, criticism centered on consolidating economic and political power.

    Dubai: Evolving into a hub for family offices — seizing the opportunity and navigating the shift

    Indian UHNWIs are setting up family offices in Dubai for investment diversity, tax benefits, and strategic location, boosting UAE-India trade

    Mumbai man gets Rs 4,000 order for two cakes, ended up paying Rs 1.3 lakh instead

    A Mumbai-based businesswoman's brother was duped of INR 1.3 lakh by two fraudulent individuals posing as customers for cakes. The swindle took place when the duo manipulated the victim into revealing sensitive bank details under the pretext of making payment for the cakes they ordered.

    'Loss to Indian industrial diaspora.' Biocon boss, Akhilesh Yadav, Maha minister mourn SP Hinduja, billionaire patriarch of Britain's richest family

    India's business and political class mourned the loss of Srichand Parmanand Hinduja.

    The Economic Times
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