The Jharkhand police has busted a racket involved in duping senior administrative and police officials by assuring them postings of their choice in exchange for hefty bribes.
Cybercriminals are on the prowl in Odisha making off around Rs 125 crore hard-earned money of people during 2021 to 2023, the state government told the Assembly on Monday.
While investigations are ongoing against various chit-fund companies, including Saradha and Rose Valley, a chit-fund organisation has duped around 7,000 people.
Money makes the world go round, so sang Sally Bowles in the famous movie Cabaret. Money today keeps the global economy ticking, and if the central banks stop printing money, we would already be in a 1930s Depression.
Out of the 2,534 candidates in the fray in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections this year, 727, which is 29 per cent are crorepatis. This is up by five per cent as compared to 656 (24 per cent) out of the 2,716 candidates analysed in the 2018 elections, a report stated on Thursday.
Preliminary investigation revealed that the kingpin learnt about a dormant NRI account with huge funds and with the help of the female HDFC employee, got a cheque book of the account concerned and lifted the freeze on the account.
The BCCI has moved heaven and earth to get the IPL going for a second time in the current season since it came to be interrupted, having previously brazened it out when India struggled against the killer disease
The accused and the victims were known to each other and met several times. Financial arguments led to the crime, and the police have recovered the object with which he brutalised her and later hid
"As the Afghan currency plummeted, prices of fuel and food have skyrocketed. Private banks no longer have cash to distribute, meaning even Afghans with assets cannot access them. Salaries cannot be paid," Deborah Lyons, UN secretary-general's special representative for Afghanistan, told the Security Council in a briefing on Thursday
"It's the wave of the future. While it would be nice to see something on the big screen, I'm not going to fight technology. I'm more concerned about making what I want to make, and being true to my product than I am about where it is going to be shown."
