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    SBI manager in Telangana arrested for siphoning Rs 3.3 crore

    SBI Ramanthapur branch manager, Ganga Mallaiah Bhageeratha, was arrested for siphoning Rs 3.3 crore from customers' loan accounts. He transferred the funds to personal and family accounts. Accused of cheating and forgery, Bhageeratha and Shaik Saidulu from CAG Banjara Hills branch manipulated loan approvals with fake documents, tricking account holders into transferring excess funds. Bhageeratha is in judicial remand.

    Is the 45-day payment rule helping the MSEs?

    The 45-day rule for expediting payment to MSEs has led to price cuts of 3-5% as big brand retailers demand concessions due to shorter payment cycles.

    Yuvraj Singh sends notices to real estate firms for infringement of privacy, delayed home possession

    According to the notice, the cricketer had booked a dwelling unit in 2020 at Hauz Khas, New Delhi in one of the projects of a real estate firm. M/s Brilliant Etoile Private Limited and M/s Uppal Housing Private Limited are the noticees in one of the legal notices pertaining to the delayed possession of the dwelling units.

    Indian telecom sector may see FDI revival from FY25

    India's telecom sector anticipates a surge in foreign direct investment (FDI) over the next two years following recent policy changes. The opening of satellite communications and the introduction of the Telecommunications Act are expected to attract investment and enhance sectoral appeal. Despite a recent FDI decline due to domestic funding availability and sporadic investments, experts foresee increased FDI inflows with these regulatory reforms, signaling potential growth opportunities for the industry.

    Mahadev app case: ED files fresh charge sheet in money laundering matter

    The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed a fresh charge sheet in a money laundering case related to alleged illegal betting and gaming through the Mahadev online book app. The agency will share the second prosecution complaint with Dubai authorities to secure the deportation or extradition of the two main promoters, Ravi Uppal and Sourabh Chandrakar.

    Two militant leaders held in Tripura

    Two leaders of the banned National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) were arrested by the police in Western Tripura after entering the state from Bangladesh through a clandestine route. The arrested leaders, Sachin Debbarma and Uppal Debbarma, had recently been released from jail in Bangladesh after spending several years in prison.

    The Economic Times
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