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    Senior CPSE executives may get up to 100% hike

    The government is considering a proposal to double the compensation of senior executives at central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) with a turnover exceeding Rs 100 crore. This aims to bridge the gap with the private sector and retain top talent. The increase, potentially up to 100%, would be performance-linked, focusing on asset monetisation, project speed, profit, and other benchmarks. The proposal may be presented to the Cabinet Committee of Economic Affairs before the upcoming budget presentation.

    Ambuja Cements board approves merger of Adani Cementation with company

    ACL has acquired land to set up 2.5 MTPA (million tonnes per annum) along with captive jetty at Amba River, Raigad (Maharashtra). Besides, it has commissioned 1.30 MTPA cement grinding capacity at Dahej, Gujarat in July 2023, where expansion is in progress for another 1.20 MTPA.

    ED gets 7-day remand of 'kingpin' in 2022 JKSSB SI paper leak case

    Yatin Yadav, the alleged kingpin in the 2022 JKSSB sub-inspector recruitment exam paper leak case, was remanded to seven-day Enforcement Directorate custody by a special court in Jammu. The case involves the cancellation of a selected list of candidates due to paper leak and malpractice. The ED is now investigating Yadav's alleged involvement in a scheme to access leaked papers for payments ranging from Rs 15 lakh to Rs 30 lakh.

    FSIB to hold interview for SBI chairman's position on June 29

    FSIB to conduct interviews for SBI Chairman selection. Three out of four MDs eligible. Khara's replacement to be chosen before his retirement.

    IBBI proposes amendments to insolvency rules; seeks public comments

    IBBI proposes amendments to enhance efficiency and reduce costs in the Insolvency Resolution Process for Corporates, seeking stakeholder inputs by July 10.

    Sebi asks Religare Enterprises to apply for regulatory approval for open offer by Burman Group

    The Burmans, who founded and control consumer goods conglomerate Dabur India, raised its stake in Religare to nearly 25% in September last year, triggering the so-called open offer requirement that allows them to buy more shares from public shareholders.

    The Economic Times
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