Unique land parcel identifier to standardize property records and reduce boundary disputes through georeferenced mapping.
The Delhi government is assigning a Unique Land Parcel Identification Number (ULPIN or Bhu Aadhaar) to each land parcel using drone surveys and high resolution geospatial imaging to produce geo referenced identifiers for accurate parcel delineation. The revenue department's IT branch, supported by the Survey of India, will implement the system in phased rollouts under a standard operating procedure to centralise land records, enhance transparency, prevent fraudulent transactions and simplify citizen access to property information.

Political hypocrisy over communal representation: attack on a Muslim mayor criticized as incitement and double standards.
Shiv Sena (UBT) calls the BJP's attack on Syed Iqbal's election as Parbhani mayor political hypocrisy and communal bias, asserting Iqbal attained office through loyalty and noting Muslim officeholders within BJP-led bodies to rebut claims that his mayoralty threatens communal balance.

Investor verification promoted through mobile auto-rickshaw campaign to encourage routine SEBI Check before securities-related payments.
SEBI, with NSDL, launched a multi-city auto-rickshaw campaign urging routine Investor Verification via a SEBI Check before securities-related payments, focusing on verification of UPI IDs, bank details and intermediary registration credentials and providing QR access to the SEBI Check portal, SEBI Saathi app and SEBI Investor website for authentication and investor education.

Tribunal leadership change: president demits office amid administrative reforms credited with substantially improved case resolution.
Chief Justice (Retd.) Ramalingam Sudhakar demitted office as President of the National Company Law Tribunal after a tenure that advanced administrative and infrastructural reforms; during this period the Tribunal disposed of over 48,000 of approximately 54,800 instituted matters, yielding a reported resolution rate exceeding eighty five percent and reflecting improved case management in corporate and insolvency proceedings.

Supreme Court updates: spectrum ruled non IBC asset; Himachal local polls deadline extended; directions on probes and enforcement.
The Court extended the Himachal Pradesh deadline for local body elections to May 31, required an investigative agency to file a status report on multiple FIRs arising from ethnic violence, ordered a rusticated minor be permitted to sit Class 10 exams with the examination council issuing an admit card, signalled that substantial security may be required in enforcement of a foreign civil judgment if contested, and held that telecom spectrum allocations are not assets subject to proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.

Spectrum allocated to telecom providers is not an IBC asset; licensing rights do not create proprietary title for insolvency.
Spectrum allocated to telecom service providers is not susceptible to IBC proceedings because the Union retains ownership and the telecommunications statutes and regulatory framework govern administration, use, transfer, and licensing; recognition of spectrum licensing rights as an intangible asset in financial statements does not create proprietary title, and absent transfer of title such licensing rights are not part of the insolvency asset pool.

Gold and silver ETFs see increased investor flows as platforms use open ONDC infrastructure to offer SEBI-regulated products.
Record transaction volumes in gold and silver ETFs reflect investor shifts from physical holdings to SEBI-regulated products; Stable Money's early integration with the Open Network for Digital Commerce enables distribution of regulated mutual funds and ETFs via an open, interoperable infrastructure, increasing reach without closed ecosystems and concentrating mutual fund transactions on the network.

Aadhaar card tracing: High Court directs Centre and state to create an SOP for faster police access.
The High Court directed central and state governments to formulate an SOP for police access to Aadhaar card details to enable faster tracing of victims, stressing expedited procedures for missing children and suspected human trafficking; it ordered the Unique Identification Authority director be made a party, received a report from the state legal services authority on action taken after an alleged assault, and scheduled further hearing.

Kiteskraft's The Power List spotlights mentors and change makers driving ethical leadership, innovation, and community impact.
Kiteskraft Productions LLP published The Power List, a compendium recognizing mentors and change makers across education, healthcare, arts, finance, and social enterprise, highlighting their leadership, ethical practices, mentorship roles, public service initiatives, professional achievements, and contributions to community empowerment; the release frames Kiteskraft as an events and recognition organiser and presents the profiles descriptively under a PRNewswire arrangement.

Deepak Pandit nominated as ICA representative to MCA Governing Council to liaise on player welfare and contracts.
Deepak Pandit has been nominated as the Representative of the Indian Cricketers' Association to the Mumbai Cricket Association Governing Council, tasked with acting as the primary liaison between players and the MCA, participating in policy formulation affecting contracts, playing conditions, welfare schemes and grievance redressal, and promoting transparency, accountability and the ICA's constitutional and ethical framework within MCA governance.

Jet Airways sale of three aircraft frames and six engines for USD 46 million amid liquidation process.
Sale of three Boeing 777 frames and six engines to a Malta based buyer for USD 46 million executed by Jet Airways under liquidation pursuant to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code; the agreement specifies separate prices for each frame engine grouping and identifies the purchaser as Ace Aviation as part of asset realisation in the liquidation estate.

Lalbaba Engineering signs MoU under PLI Scheme, making its Haldia seamless tubes project eligible for production linked incentives.
Lalbaba Engineering Limited has executed a Memorandum of Understanding under the Production Linked Incentive Scheme for Specialty Steel, making its Haldia cold finished seamless tubes expansion project eligible for scheme incentives tied to production of alloy and stainless steel long products and the Scheme's goals of import substitution and domestic value addition.

Almighty Motion Picture launches Almighty All In LLP to produce legacy documentaries, advertiser-funded films and AI-powered brand content globally.
Almighty Motion Picture formed Almighty All In LLP to deliver legacy-focused content-high-end documentaries, advertiser-funded programming, premium brand films, and AI-powered historical/mythological docu-dramas-targeting Indian and global markets, prioritising design-led, authenticity-focused work over volume-driven production and embedding cross-border leadership to enable international collaboration.

Pune land deal: firm appeals Rs21 crore stamp duty notice as deadline nears amid FIR and probe.
An appeal has been filed against an order directing Amadea Enterprises LLP and its partner to pay Rs 21 crore in stamp duty for a 40 acre sale deed treated as government land, with a hearing before the Inspector General of Registration and possible revenue recovery measures such as bank account seizure and property attachment if unpaid; an FIR alleging evasion of stamp duty and administrative suspensions accompany an ongoing criminal probe by the Economic Offence Wing.

Rahul Gandhi accused of systematic disruption of parliamentary proceedings and undermining constitutional institutions, BJP says.
BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of systematic disruption of parliamentary proceedings and deliberately undermining constitutional institutions by obstructing sittings, evading substantive debate, and converting Parliament into a political battleground. The party cites obstruction of the President's Address, tearing papers at the Speaker's chair, heckling, absences from Budget debates, and alleged foreign contacts and remarks as illustrative conduct, framing these acts as demonstrating disregard for democratic norms and parliamentary decorum.

Competition Commission of India reforms enable faster M&A approvals, global turnover based penalties and AI competition safeguards for antitrust cases.
Reforms adopt global turnover based penalty calculation implemented via detailed penalty guidelines; reduce merger review timelines from 210 to 150 days; introduce a settlement and commitment framework and a Green Channel route for deemed approval; and the Commission's AI market study identifies concentration, lock in, algorithmic collusion and self preferencing risks, recommending self audits, transparency, advocacy, policy support and inter regulatory cooperation.

Meta WhatsApp privacy policy appeals deferred with hearing set and parties added in data sharing penalty dispute.
Supreme Court proceedings involve appeals by Meta and WhatsApp against a CCI order imposing a Rs 213.14 crore penalty for privacy and data sharing practices, raising issues of user consent, alleged market dominance through data aggregation, and the scope of permissible data sharing for advertising; the court deferred the hearing, allowed joinder of additional parties, and noted a CCI cross appeal against a tribunal decision that modified parts of the CCI order but retained the penalty.

Aadhaar mandatory biometric updates for children completed in 83,000 schools; free MBUs offered for ages 7-15.
UIDAI completed over one crore Mandatory Biometric Updates across 83,000 schools to fulfil the requirement that children provide fingerprints and iris biometrics upon crossing ages five and fifteen; lack of MBU can impede Aadhaar-based authentication for benefits and examinations. The authority integrated with the education database to identify children due for MBU, ran school camps and enabled centre-based updates, and offered free MBUs for children aged 7-15 for a one-year period beginning October 1.

Greaves Cotton: GEML proposing an IPO via DRHP; investors warned of risk factors and US offering restrictions.
The release discloses that an investee is proposing an initial public offering and has filed a draft red herring prospectus with the relevant securities regulator and exchanges, cautions that the DRHP should not be relied upon for investment decisions and directs investors to the red herring prospectus and its risk factors, and states the equity shares are not registered in the United States and will only be offered there in restricted private transactions under Rule 144A and offshore under Regulation S, with no public US offering.

Supertech housing: NBCC to complete stalled projects, prioritising homebuyers' delivery over creditor recoveries with expert committee support.
The Supreme Court upheld the appellate tribunal's directive bringing NBCC on record to complete sixteen stalled housing projects, directing NBCC to finish works expeditiously with expert committee support and restraining other fora from issuing orders that stall construction. The court prioritized delivery of fully furnished units with assured amenities to homebuyers before addressing financial and operational creditors' claims, which will be subject to equitable haircuts determined by the tribunals.