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Bitcoin transactions from allegedly tainted sources trigger scrutiny over unexplained business rationale and suspected money laundering.
Enforcement action under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act involved searches of premises linked to a publishing company, associated entities, directors and a promoter, with bank accounts frozen. Account scrutiny allegedly identified cash deposits, closed accounts and Bitcoin purchases from tainted sources without identifiable business rationale. The investigation also alleged inflation of newspaper circulation figures to misrepresent readership and obtain higher advertising revenue, in connection with an FIR alleging communal disharmony and dubious account transactions.
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Bilateral trade and investment cooperation advances through market-access dialogue, business linkages, and a time-bound trade agreement review.
India and Thailand discussed expansion of bilateral trade and investment, stronger business-to-business linkages, trade-promotion activities, and wider market opportunities for enterprises. Progress in reviewing the ASEAN-India Trade in Goods Agreement was considered, with emphasis on time-bound engagement through the India-Thailand Joint Trade Committee. The discussions supported a balanced and mutually beneficial framework for greater market access, resolution of market-access issues, and stronger regional and global supply-chain linkages.
September 9, 2026
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Money-laundering investigation scrutiny: alleged disguised consultancy payments prompted calls for an anti-corruption FIR against political figures.
The Enforcement Directorate sought an anti-corruption FIR against Pinarayi Vijayan, Veena T, P. A. Mohamed Riyas and others on material gathered during a money-laundering investigation. It alleged that Cochin Minerals and Rutile Ltd made fraudulent payments to Exalogic Solutions, Veena's now-defunct company, under the guise of IT consultancy services. Vijayan criticised the investigation as politically motivated and as an attempt to target the cooperative sector.
September 9, 2026
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Evidentiary scrutiny of conflicting trading data governs review of alleged misleading buyback announcements and fraudulent trading practices.
Evidentiary scrutiny of conflicting historical trading data is required in the challenge to regulatory penalties arising from an alleged misleading open-market share buyback announcement. The Securities Appellate Tribunal must examine the discrepancy between the investigation report and exchange-furnished trading data, determine which data accurately reflects the trading position, and record specific findings on identified discrepancies. The allegations concern inadequate buy orders despite available sell orders, failure to utilise the prescribed minimum buyback size, and fraudulent conduct under unfair trade practices and buyback requirements.
September 9, 2026
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International crude oil price volatility increases fuel retailer under-recoveries, import costs, inflation pressures, and constraints on domestic rate transmission.
Elevated international crude prices, combined with unchanged retail petrol and diesel rates, have produced negative marketing margins for state-owned fuel retailers and under-recoveries on domestic LPG. India's reliance on imported crude increases exposure to a higher import bill, trade-balance pressure and currency weakness. Sustained crude-cost increases may feed into domestic inflation through fuel, transport and energy costs, while also raising input costs for oil-sensitive industries and constraining monetary easing if inflation broadens.
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Multi-lender digital lending platform centralises borrower onboarding, disclosures and lender selection while maintaining transparent credit offer comparisons.
Pye is a multi-lender digital lending platform that matches retail borrowers with regulated lending partners according to credit need, loan type and timeline. It centralises know-your-customer compliance, documentation and disclosures, avoiding repeated borrower processes across applications. Available offers are to be displayed neutrally, with pricing, terms and annual percentage rate disclosed before a borrower proceeds. Borrower data is shared only with lenders selected for an application, while the platform is intended to make credit access available through broader digital-service channels.
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Fintech-enabled financial inclusion advances through digital payments, MSME credit access, responsible innovation, and trust-centred financial safeguards.
Fintech expands financial inclusion through digital payment and banking infrastructure, enabling customers to transact, save and borrow through accessible channels. It improves efficiency through faster account opening and payment settlement, lower transaction costs, AI-driven fraud detection and real-time supervision. Cash-flow-based lending, account aggregators and the Unified Lending Interface support collateral-light formal credit for micro, small and medium enterprises. Regulatory engagement supports self-regulation, digital public infrastructure and responsible innovation while safeguarding trust, safety, inclusion, fairness and efficiency.
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Virtual asset AML/CFT compliance requires registration, reporting and record keeping, with non-compliant providers facing access takedown notices.
Virtual Digital Assets Service Providers operating in India, whether offshore or onshore, must register with FIU-IND as reporting entities when undertaking specified virtual-asset activities. Their obligations are activity-based and include registration, reporting, record-keeping and other requirements under the PMLA and rules made under it. Notices under the PMLA were issued to fifteen providers for non-compliance, accompanied by notices seeking takedown of their applications and URLs from public access.
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Startup and skills mission expands entrepreneurship training, formal employment pathways, export facilitation, and government-service advancement opportunities.
The Chief Minister Startup and NIPUN Mission promotes youth employment, skill development, entrepreneurship, innovation and technology-based industries through entrepreneurship centres, technology laboratories, industry excellence centres and a job engine aligned with industry requirements. The Export Promotion Policy strengthens export infrastructure, market access, trade facilitation and value-added agricultural and industrial exports. The maximum age limit for eligible government and allied personnel applying for other government services or higher posts has also been increased.
September 9, 2026
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Illicit cannabis trafficking enforcement targets concealed consignments across road, rail and air routes, using seizures and arrests under narcotics law.
Directorate of Revenue Intelligence operations targeting illicit narcotic drug trafficking resulted in the seizure of around 740 kg of cannabis, high-grade hydroponic cannabis and charas, and the arrest of 13 persons under the NDPS Act, 1985. Road-based interceptions involved drugs concealed in trucks and cars, including loading areas, floor cavities and secret compartments. Rail and air-route interdictions addressed passenger-based trafficking, including charas concealed on train passengers and high-potency cannabis carried by passengers arriving on international flights.
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Portfolio management services introduce credit-focused strategies with custody, valuation, disclosure and risk safeguards for eligible investors.
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Advance licensing sugar refiners redirect export-oriented refined sugar to domestic sales to increase supply and restrain prices.
Advance licensing scheme sugar refiners are required to divert refined white sugar, produced from imported raw sugar ordinarily intended for export, to the domestic market to augment supplies. Domestic sugar-price management also includes duty-free sugar imports, tighter stockholding limits for bulk users and dealers, and restrictions on sugar exports. These measures operate against revised production estimates, projected domestic demand, available stocks, and concern over price increases by sugar mills.
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Zero-coating TitaniumSteel cookware uses NanoFusion surface engineering to deliver naturally non-stick, high-heat, metal-utensil-compatible cooking performance.
SuperPan introduces TitaniumSteel, a titanium-and-stainless-steel material engineered through a patent-pending NanoFusion process for uncoated, naturally non-stick cookware. Titanium is permanently fused with stainless steel, and microscopic surface texturing is designed to retain a thin oil film without a synthetic non-stick layer. The five-ply construction is described as supporting durability, high-heat cooking, metal-utensil use and food release without PTFE, PFAS or other synthetic coatings.
September 9, 2026
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State-funded welfare schemes do not alone establish exclusionary conduct when fare benefits influence passenger choice and private operator revenues.
State-funded free travel for eligible passengers on specified public transport services does not ordinarily attract competition-law scrutiny merely because private operators lose passengers or revenue. Passenger preference arising from a fare concession, where the State bears the cost, does not by itself establish abuse of dominance, denial of market access, or unfair or discriminatory conditions. Differential commercial impact must be accompanied by independent exclusionary or unfair market conduct to constitute a competition-law contravention.
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Energy security cooperation broadens across fuels, nuclear power, critical minerals, electrification, and alternative logistics amid market disruption.
Energy security cooperation between Russia and China covers oil, gas, coal, nuclear power, renewable generation, battery storage, electricity grids, critical minerals, transport electrification and alternative logistics. Supply-chain resilience is linked to diversified fuel supplies, strategic oil reserves, mineral access and reduced dependence on vulnerable transport corridors. Alternative routes are presented as reducing delivery times and logistics costs, while bilateral settlements in national currencies support the wider economic relationship amid trade disruption, currency volatility and energy-market uncertainty.
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Digital savings account opening through video KYC enables remote onboarding, immediate transactions, and paperless customer service.
Digital savings account opening through video KYC enables remote onboarding without a branch visit, physical paperwork, or printed forms. Individuals holding valid Aadhaar and PAN may submit basic particulars, complete a live video interaction, upload identity documents digitally, select account preferences, and activate the account for transactions. Video Banking also provides live assistance for KYC completion, account queries, and service requests. Savings deposits earn daily balance-based interest paid monthly, with tiered rates, while a digital calculator estimates prospective interest earnings using current rate slabs.
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AI-enabled credit assessment uses alternative financial data to support inclusive lending, compliance, fraud controls, and customer servicing.
Agentic AI-enabled credit assessment uses alternative financial and commercial data to support formal credit access, including rural payment records, UPI transactions, GST data, trade data and banking data. Lending functions include automated assessment, AI-assisted underwriting, data intelligence and document processing. AI applications also support fraud and anti-money-laundering investigations, data-protection compliance, insurance operations, customer servicing and collections actions subject to compliance and policy guardrails.
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Supply-chain interoperability and flexibility can convert logistics infrastructure into strategic resilience amid changing trade routes and demand.
Supply-chain flexibility, interoperable data systems and strategic use of logistics infrastructure are central to the next phase of logistics development. Flexible warehousing can help businesses adjust capacity to changing demand and inventory needs, while specialised third-party logistics providers may add sector-specific value. Digital integration is necessary before artificial intelligence can effectively support forecasting, visibility and route planning. Geopolitical disruption also increases the importance of inventory optionality, rerouting capacity, Special Economic Zones and Free Trade Warehousing Zones.
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Reciprocal trade restrictions bar dairy, alcohol, motorcycles, and procurement access after retaliatory import tariffs escalate bilateral dispute.
United States trade measures prohibit Canadian dairy products, most alcoholic beverages and motorcycles, and exclude Canadian products from large, long-term government contracts until full and fair reciprocity is available for American products. Canada has imposed retaliatory tariffs on hundreds of American goods, maintaining that countermeasures are necessary where Canadian businesses face United States tariffs. The dispute has prompted Canada to pursue domestic investment, infrastructure development and trade diversification, including exploration of closer European Union cooperation.
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VELS University School of Law Marks its Decennial Year with Supreme Court and Madras High Court Dignitaries

September 24, 2025

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Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India (NewsVoir) The School of Law, VELS Institute of Science, Technology and Advanced Studies (VISTAS), a premier law institution in Chennai, marked its decennial year with grandeur at the University campus in Pallavaram, Chennai. The occasion was graced by eminent Judges of the Supreme Court of India and High Court of Madras. Hon’ble Mr. Justice N. Kotiswar Singh, Judge, Supreme Court of India, was the Chief Guest. Hon’ble Mr. Justice R. Mahadevan, Judge, Supreme Court of India, attended as the Guest of Honour, while Hon’ble Mr. Justice Manindra Mohan Srivastava, Chief Justice of the Madras High Court, joined as the Distinguished Guest. Several Judges of the Madras High Court, including Hon’ble Mr. Justice M. Nirmal Kumar, Hon’ble Mr. Justice G.K. Ilanthiraiyan, Hon’ble Mr. Justice D. Bharatha Chakravarthy, and Hon’ble Mrs. Justice R. Kalaimathi, graced the occasion as Special Guests. The event also witnessed the presence of Mr. S. Prabakaran, Vice Chairman, Bar Council of India, Mr. P.S. Amalraj, Chairman, Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, and Dr. S. Sivakumar, Senior Professor, Indian Institute of Legal Studies (Delhi) and former Member, Law Commission of India. The program commenced with a welcome address by Dr. Preethaa Ganesh, Vice President, Vels Group of Institutions. Dr. Ishari K. Ganesh, Chancellor of VELS University, felicitated the dignitaries and, in his Presidential Address, lauded the remarkable journey of the School of Law while encouraging students to embrace challenges as opportunities. Dr. S. Ambika Kumari, Dean of VELS School of Law, highlighted a decade of achievements, including excellence in legal research, Moot Court competitions, and the institution’s rising reputation among law colleges in India. Prizes were also awarded to students who excelled in the inter-college moot court competitions. Mr. S. Prabhakaran, Vice Chairman, Bar Council of India, praised the Chancellor’s vision, noting that the School has grown from 90 students to over 2,000 registered advocates with the Bar Council. The distinguished Justices shared their thoughts with students and faculty: Justice N. Kotiswar Singh, in his keynote address, emphasized the transformative role of legal education in shaping a just society. He urged law students to uphold integrity and fairness in their legal careers, stressing the importance of ethical practice. He also appreciated the School of Law for instilling values alongside academic rigor. Justice R. Mahadevan, addressing as Guest of Honour, commended the rapid progress of VELS School of Law within a decade and highlighted the need for lawyers to adapt to the evolving demands of technology and globalization. He encouraged students to pursue continuous learning, especially in emerging areas such as cyber law and intellectual property rights. Chief Justice of Madras High Court Justice Manindra Mohan Srivastava commended the School’s alumni who have risen as judges and successful advocates, reminding students that law is not just a livelihood but a service to society. Justice D. Bharatha Chakravarthy stressed the growing importance of mediation and arbitration in modern legal practice. Justice G.K. Ilanthiraiyan urged students to actively participate in moot court competitions and develop their advocacy skills. Justice M. Nirmal Kumar emphasized the nobility of legal education and the qualities expected of advocates. Justice R. Kalaimathi praised the institution’s accomplishments and extended her best wishes. The Decennial Year celebrations kicked off in September 2025 with the Tamil Moot Court Competition, fostering regional language advocacy. October will feature the vibrant Law Fest, with inter-collegiate competitions, debates, and cultural events. From October 2025 to March 2026, a series of events such as Conferences, Seminar, Workshops, Endowment and Special Lectures by distinguished jurists and legal experts have been proposed to be conducted. About VISTAS VELS Institute of Science, Technology and Advanced Studies (VISTAS) was declared a deemed-to-be University in 2008 by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. With over 18,000 students and 1,100 faculty members, it offers 100+ programs across diverse fields including Medicine, Engineering, Law, Pharmacy, Nursing, Commerce, Maritime Studies, and Agriculture. VISTAS is recognised as one of the best deemed universities in Chennai for higher education. The University is recognized by UGC, AICTE, NMC, INC, PCI, BCI, DGS, and NCTE, holds NAAC A++ accreditation, has 11 NBA-accredited programs, and enjoys UGC 12(B) status. In the 2024 NIRF rankings, VISTAS was placed in the 101–150 band overall, with its Pharmacy discipline ranked 61st. About VELS School of Law Established in 2015, VELS School of Law in Chennai offers integrated five-year law programs, a three-year LL.B., and LL.M. programs in multiple specializations, along with a Ph.D. in Law. With over 2,500 students and 85 faculty members, the School combines rigorous academics, Moot Court competitions, legal internships, and community legal aid programs. Recognised for producing skilled advocates and socially responsible legal professionals, it has emerged as one of the best law schools in Chennai. For more details kindly visit www.vistas.ac.in. (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with Newsvoir and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI

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