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Fraudulent procurement of a second passport allegedly involved false identity records, a false loss report, and overseas travel.
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Multi-currency prepaid travel cards enable foreign-exchange spending, exchange-rate locking, and mobile-based controls for Indian international travellers.
Wizzmoni Financial Services Ltd. and City Union Bank Ltd. have partnered to launch Wizz Voyager, a co-branded AI-powered multi-currency prepaid travel card for Indian residents undertaking international travel. The card supports 37 international currencies and provides real-time exchange-rate locking, spending controls, transaction tracking and mobile-app-based management. It is designed to facilitate foreign-exchange spending and management of multiple currencies through a single payment instrument.
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Non-executive nominee directorship strengthens lending governance, compliance, risk management and technology-led capability as the business scales responsibly.
Finnable has appointed Sreeram Ranganathan Iyer as a Non-Executive Nominee Director representing investor TVS Capital. The role is intended to strengthen board oversight as the non-banking financial company expands its lending operations. The identified priorities for sustainable growth include technology, compliance, governance, risk management, responsible lending, and data-driven underwriting. The nominee directorship reflects investor participation in governance and capability-building for a sustainable lending franchise.
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Money laundering investigation addresses alleged land grabbing through forged property records, fabricated claims, coercion, and denial of landowners' rights.
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Trade performance estimates show merchandise and services exports increasing while imports rise, widening the cumulative trade deficit.
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Rupee depreciation amid dollar strength and foreign fund outflows highlights pressure from global monetary expectations and elevated oil prices.
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UPI merchant discount rate framework preserves free individual and small-merchant payments while charging specified larger merchant transactions.
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Merchant discount rate on large-value UPI merchant payments supports infrastructure investment while preserving free user payments.
Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) of 0.4 per cent applies to large-value UPI person-to-merchant payments exceeding Rs 2,000 from October 15. MDR is a merchant payment ecosystem charge, not a fee payable by customers. Person-to-person UPI payments remain free for users, while person-to-merchant UPI payments below Rs 2,000 remain free for merchants. MDR distribution is intended to support payment technology, infrastructure, acceptance networks and sustained UPI growth.
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Special economic zone approval enables a silicon carbide semiconductor facility operating under an export-oriented technology investment framework.
Approval for a special economic zone-linked silicon carbide semiconductor manufacturing unit permits establishment of a facility under the jurisdiction of Falta Special Economic Zone. The unit is proposed to manufacture silicon carbide diodes and silicon carbide MOSFETs. Project financing combines government capital subsidies and promoter contribution, while the facility is projected to support export-oriented advanced semiconductor manufacturing, domestic capabilities, and technology-driven capital investment.
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Merchandise trade performance reflects strong export momentum, import-led deficit pressures, and expanded services trade during August.
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Foreign exchange market pressures weakened the rupee as oil-import demand, risk aversion, dollar strength, and rising yields intensified.
Foreign exchange market pressures led to a sixth consecutive session of rupee depreciation against the US dollar. Higher Brent crude prices, dollar demand from oil importers, risk aversion, a stronger dollar and elevated global Treasury yields heightened concerns over inflation and India's external trade balance. Potential RBI intervention was viewed as a factor that could support the rupee at lower levels.
September 15, 2026
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Merchant discount rates for larger merchant UPI payments introduce category-based fees while preserving free consumer transfers.
Merchant discount rate framework introduces a 0.4 per cent charge on direct person-to-merchant UPI payments exceeding Rs 2,000, effective from 15 October 2026. The charge is capped at Rs 300 for higher-value payments and is payable by merchants to acquiring banks. Person-to-person transfers remain free regardless of value, and P2M payments up to Rs 2,000 remain outside the charge. App providers may not impose platform fees or hidden charges, and banks must prevent merchants from passing MDR costs to customers.
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Insolvency fraud enforcement targets collusive resolutions, coordinated predicate-offence investigations, accelerated money-laundering trials, and earlier victim asset restoration.
Enforcement priorities target suspected insolvency-resolution frauds involving collusive large haircuts, promoter reacquisition of assets, related-party claim inflation, creditor-process manipulation, asset stripping, and circumvention of resolution-applicant ineligibility. Coordination with police and other agencies is emphasised for predicate offences, including joint investigation teams and committal applications to enable combined trials of predicate and money-laundering offences. Asset restoration for legitimate victims is to be pursued early, especially in investor and homebuyer frauds.
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Export expansion and domestic manufacturing guide JCB India's strategy through broader equipment offerings, fuel efficiency, and operator comfort.
JCB India targets 15-20 per cent export growth during the current financial year and plans a similar increase in annual production. Its export operations cover approximately 135 countries, including Southeast Asia, Africa and developed markets. The company's construction and earthmoving equipment portfolio is designed, engineered and manufactured in India for domestic and international customers, with product development focused on fuel efficiency, operator ergonomics, comfort and productivity.
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Merchandise export growth driven by petroleum products coincided with lower gold imports and a narrowing trade deficit.
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Bribery allegations in CGST redevelopment approvals lead to arrests following a trap involving an intermediary consultant.
Bribery allegations concerning CGST redevelopment approvals led to registration of a case against a CGST Superintendent and unknown persons. The Superintendent allegedly sought undue advantage for issuing a no-objection certificate and handing over CGST-owned flats. Following verification, a trap was laid after the complainant was allegedly directed to deliver cash to a CGST consultant. Both the Superintendent and consultant were arrested, produced before the competent court, and placed in police custody. Further investigation remains in progress.
September 15, 2026
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Financial technology innovation receives recognition across banking, payments, lending, insurance, wealth management, cybersecurity and digital trust.
Global Fintech Awards 2026 recognised financial-technology innovation across banking, fintech, artificial intelligence, digital trust and identity, payments, lending, insurance, wealth management and cybersecurity. Its theme emphasised trusted, connected and inclusive financial systems, identifying Agentic AI, tokenisation and quantum technologies as areas of transformation. AI-powered financial innovation recognition covered AI applications in payments, banking, lending, insurance, and asset or wealth management.
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Tokenised corporate bonds under the regulatory sandbox enable blockchain-based issuance and settlement experimentation for non-banking finance companies.
IIFL Finance completed a tokenised bond transaction under the SEBI Regulatory Sandbox framework for securities tokenisation. The transaction used the Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India bidding platform, with Trust Investment Advisors Private Limited as sole arranger and advisor, and the bonds are intended to be listed on the National Stock Exchange of India. Securities tokenisation digitally represents securities through blockchain and distributed ledger technology to support more efficient, transparent and faster debt-market processes.

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Best Crypto To Buy Now: DeepSnitch AI Secures Nearly $1.40M, Strengthening the 100x Narrative, BTC and XRP Post Small Recoveries

January 29, 2026

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Bitcoin mining stocks saw a significant uptick on January 28 after the extreme weather conditions led US miners to wind down operations, which boosted profits for miners that continued to operate. In the meantime, the crypto market was in the green, leading many investors to look for the best crypto to buy now to capitalize on the recovery.

In addition to major assets, DeepSnitch AI is one of the trending coins this week that’s rising up to the occasion with 100x projections.

DeepSnitch AI is a presale project proposing an AI analytics suite custom-made for daily crypto traders. Since the tools it offers are extensive, the project secured nearly $1.4M in Stage 4.

Mining shares explode Bitcoin mining stocks surged on January 28 as a severe US winter storm forced many offline, slashing network hashrate and boosting profitability for those still running.

Hashrate plunged 40% to a seven-month low of 663 EH/s on Sunday before recovering to 814 EH/s on Wednesday, which is still well below the prior 1.1 ZH/s peak.

Lower competition means easier block rewards and higher margins for surviving miners. Bitcoin hash price rose to $0.040/TH/day from $0.038, signaling stronger profitability.

According to Barchart, several major players posted double-digit gains: TeraWulf +11%, Iren Limited +14%, Cipher Mining +13%. This indicates that larger and more efficient mining operations benefited the most from these disruptions, while smaller ones shut down to minimize the strain on the electrical grid.

While BTC also started rising amid a larger recovery wave, many traders are looking for the best crypto to buy now to capitalize on the crypto markets' improving performance at a more reasonable entry.

Top cryptocurrencies to buy today 1. DeepSnitch AI: Can $DSNT deliver 100x gains? With mining getting profitable again and the market recovering, DeepSnitch AI is well-positioned to become the next crypto to 100x. While community expectations are never set in stone, the presale project undoubtedly has moonshot potential due to its fundamentals.

With nearly $1.40M in the bank, an entry of $0.03755, and presale bonuses that unlock extra value, DeepSnitch AI is the best crypto to buy now for both rapid portfolio growth and long-term narrative.

The DSNT token provides access to a live AI platform powered by five specialized agents that perform real-time trading risk audits and monitor social sentiment shifts.

Designed for fast, everyday traders, the design is palpable and simple. The LLM-style interface enables you to paste any contract address to receive instant risk scoring, with clear flags on honeypots, rug pulls, liquidity traps, and other red flags.

The growing community expects another major update. While there are no confirmed listings, DeepSnitch AI is currently focused on finishing up the prediction platform and organic community-building.

2. Bitcoin: Is $BTC gearing up for a breakout? According to CoinMarketCap, BTC traded around $89.3K on January 28, logging a small recovery.

Despite mining profitability increasing, BTC’s relief rally has stalled at the key moving averages, with bears expected to mount a significant defense.

If the market rejects the price, BTC could correct back to the $84K support. Dipping further could lead to a crash to $80K.

Yet, Bitcoin could be the best crypto to buy now if the bullish scenario turns out to be true. Breaking and closing above the moving averages would signal renewed strength, opening up the target to $94K, followed by $97K.

3. XRP: Will the downtrend reverse? On January 28, XRP rejected the relief at $1.93 and corrected back to $1.91, according to CoinMarketCap.

Sellers aim to drag the price below the $1.77 support. If this happens XRP pair will head toward the support at $1.61. This is where buyers are expected to step in, and the “discount” could effectively make XRP the best crypto to buy now.

Alternatively, another move past the moving averages could result in a new bullish leg and reversal if XRP closes above the overhead downtrend line.

Final words: Get your moonshot As the market shows clear signs of recovery, DeepSnitch AI presents an interesting opportunity that not only has upside potential but also provides access to powerful AI tools.

But what makes DeepSnitch AI the best crypto to buy now is the active bonus tiers that are friendly for price-savvy investors as well as whales.

The smaller DSNTVIP30 code delivers 30% extra tokens on investments of $2K+, while the DSNTVIP300 unlocks 300% extra on $30K+ investments, which represents approximately $90K in added value at the current $0.03755 price.

Reserve your moonshot in the DeepSnitch AI presale now, follow X or Telegram for the latest community updates.

FAQs 1. What makes DeepSnitch AI the best crypto to buy now? DeepSnitch AI leads as the best crypto to buy now, with nearly $1.4M raised at $0.03755, powerful AI agents for risk detection and sentiment analysis, plus 100x community expectations in a recovering market.

2. What utility does DeepSnitch AI provide to traders? DeepSnitch AI features five AI agents that scan contracts for rug pulls, honeypots, liquidity traps, deliver instant risk scores, and track real-time sentiment via a simple LLM interface.

1. How did the US winter storm impact Bitcoin mining stocks? Harsh weather cut hashrate by 40%, which reduced competition, lifted hashprice, and profitability for larger miners.

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