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India’s health care record under Prime Minister Narendra Modi has deteriorated and the government’s lack of credible data is hindering policy making, The Lancet said.

With at least six Mauritius-based funds that invested in Adani Enterprises’s scrapped share sale having links to the group, a potential conflict of interest problem looms.

The PoS terminal company built a strong, profitable business over more than a decade, and has now remade itself in search of a public listing.

For the past two years, Byju’s has been offloading chunks of its receivables. These transactions, which have gone unnoticed, raise several questions.

One of India’s largest banks has gone all in on a technology-first revamp of everything from internet banking to trade finance.

It’s no longer just about storied clans like the Adanis and Ambanis.

The US-based investment firm says it holds short positions in the conglomerate.

Tycoons close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi are taking over news outlets. Journalists say diluted coverage illustrates the taming of India’s once-riotous media.

Over three decades, billionaire Gautam Adani built a vast infrastructure network across India that’s become indispensable for both local businesses and foreign firms like Apple and Amazon.

Modi government seeks alternatives to software made by NSO Group following snooping scandals around the world

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Tycoons close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi are taking over news outlets. Journalists say diluted coverage illustrates the taming of India’s once-riotous media.

The leadership transition is fraught with risks for the billionaire clan and may have major ramifications for India’s economy and beyond.

It has been a year since the former public policy chief of Facebook quit amid a hate speech row. She is now making a quiet comeback.

A global anti-money laundering body is poised to examine whether India’s government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi is misusing local laws to crack down on non-profit organizations, like Amnesty...

The enfant terrible of commodity exchanges is eyeing a comeback riding the crypto wave. But will Shah’s past be his biggest stumbling block?

The former bureaucrat did his image no favours, presiding over a sharp erosion of shareholder wealth that culminated in him being forced out of the chairman’s position.

The two groups are in the middle of a little-discussed, high-stakes legal battle over a transmission line in Mumbai that has huge ramifications for the power sector.

The identities of beneficiaries of PM Kisan and other social security schemes were allegedly used to operate 4,000 shell companies and 16,000 fake GST registrations.

In Kanarsi, a village on New Delhi’s rural fringe, physicians at a pop-up cancer screening clinic on a sweltering day in June are trying to persuade women to go for cervical inspections.

Fintech startups have bent the rules and found loopholes to enable UPI loans or credit lines. NPCI has come down hard on them.

India’s biggest crypto exchange just got disowned by its founders as well as the company that acquired it three years ago. What happened?

The two cement companies are owned by entities ultimately controlled by Vinod Adani, though the Adani group runs the show.

India’s oldest insurtech company has taken an about turn and has big expansion plans alongside its IPO.

After withdrawing the Rs 20,000 crore FPO, his coal-to-ports conglomerate now faces a funding crisis.

The RBI isn’t budging on its deadline for card tokenization, three weeks away now—and auto-debits on card tokens aren’t ready yet.

A new report, based on a secret paper trail, documents a decade of regulatory inaction against alleged corporate governance lapses at the infrastructure behemoth.