 "Arvind Kejriwal resigns amid legal turmoil, as Atishi steps up to lead AAP’s fight for justice and re-election in Delhi.")
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal resigned following his recent arrest over alleged irregularities in the city’s liquor policy. This move came after he declared his intention to seek “justice from the people’s court” through upcoming elections. Aam Aadmi Party’s Atishi has been appointed as the interim Chief Minister until the elections, which are expected in ...
India plans to deploy 5,000 cyber commandos within five years, as announced by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. These specially trained officers will quickly respond to cyber threats and implement preventive measures to enhance national cybersecurity. Shah emphasized that safeguarding the digital landscape is crucial for the country’s growth. During the launch of the Indian ...
 "Byju’s Bankruptcy Drama: Lenders’ Fight for 3 Million Amid Allegations")
Byju’s, the education technology company, is facing major financial challenges as US lenders push for over $1.2 billion in repayments amid ongoing insolvency proceedings in India. A court official in India removed these lenders from a key creditors committee, hampering their influence in the repayment plan. The lenders accused the official, Pankaj Srivastava, of unfair ...
 "Munjal Auto Faces Rs 6.76 Crore GST Notice, Vows to Fight Back")
Munjal Auto Industries has received a GST demand notice from the Haryana GST authority for Rs 6.76 crore related to the period from April 2019 to March 2020. The company plans to appeal the notice within the specified timeframe and is preparing a robust defense. Despite the significant amount, Munjal Auto assures that this will ...
 "Trump’s Legal Battle: Fight to Dismiss Election Subversion Case Intensifies")
Donald Trump’s legal team is set to ask a judge to dismiss the federal election subversion case against him. They plan to challenge the new, narrower indictment, arguing that many of the allegations should be protected under presidential immunity. Recent Supreme Court rulings suggest former presidents have immunity for actions related to their official duties, ...
Major US airlines are taking legal action against the Department of Transportation, arguing against a new rule that would require them to disclose all fees upfront. The airlines claim that this rule would place unnecessary burdens on them and could potentially hurt their bottom line. Stay tuned as this legal battle unfolds in the coming ...
