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A mirage of calm at Byju’s vanished on Friday, with a battle for the edtech firm’s control out in the open between significant investors and its founder. Rebellious investors called an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) where 60% of shareholders reportedly voted out founder and chief executive officer Byju Raveendran along with the board.

Sebi had initially set a deadline of 31 March 2023 for account holders to nominate beneficiaries or formally opt out. The regulator had indicated that non-compliance would lead to account deactivation. The deadline was later extended twice, with the previous extension until 31 December 2023.

“Is crypto a security?”– South Korean courts cannot seem to decide on the answer, and a new report claims the conundrum is causing a legal backlog.

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infrastructure financier after it went bankrupt in October 2018. The group has approached the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) with these pleas against the Reserve Bank of India and 11 public sector banks. The group, which includes IL&FS Financial Services and IL&FS Transportation Network among its eight companies, argued in the application filed in December that such actions by banks would violate court orders providing immunity to the board appointed in public interest by the government. The board has been working to deal with bad debt of Rs 94,000 crore since October 2018.

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Eknath Shinde on Sunday warned Manoj Jarange Patil that he must not test the patience of the state government after the Maratha quota activist made serious allegations against Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis that he was trying to kill him. Earlier in the day, the Maratha quota activist accused the Deputy Chief Minister of hatching a conspiracy to kill him. Jarange was speaking Antarwali Sarati.

₹5 lakh for modern treatments, while offering a sum insured of ₹20 lakh is counter-productive. A few insurers have made it a standard policy to cap 50% of the sum insured for modern treatment. This obviously helps them get more customers by offering lower price, but creates negative feedback loop for the category.

Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange on Sunday said he would march to Mumbai and protest outside the residence of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis who he accused of trying to kill him. The announcement, made at the end of a speech of more than one hour in Antarwali Sarati in Jalna in which Jarange made several allegations against Fadnavis, took his supporters by surprise. Asked about Jarange's statements later, Fadnavis just said «I did not hear what he spoke». «Some people are being lured and pressured to make false allegations against me. Fadnavis is behind these conspiracies. He wants to kill me. I am ready to march to Sagar bungalow (Fadnavis' official residence in Mumbai's Malabar Hill) right away,» Jarange said.

A man who allegedly used a makeshift knife to stab another passenger on an airline flight faces a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon

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A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by North Dakota's largest city that challenged a new state law that limits the ability of local governments to regulate guns and ammunition

Police in Colorado have arrested a former funeral home owner accused of hiding a woman’s corpse in a hearse for two years and hoarding the cremated remains of at least 30 people

ALSO READ: Allahabad High Court on Gyanvapi Mosque: ASI survey report is 'worth considering' "This court, under Section 114 of Indian Evidence Act, may presume the existence of fact that the property purchased by Hindu husband in the name of his spouse, who is homemaker and does not have independent source of income, will be the property of family because in common course of natural event, Hindu husband purchases a property in the name of his wife, who is homemaker and does not have any source of income for the benefit of family," news agency PTI reported while citing what the court observed during the ruling. ALSO READ: Marital rape: Man can't be charged if wife Is 18 or above, says Allahabad high court The court added that that unless it is otherwise proved that the property was purchased with the income earned by the wife, the property is deemed to have been purchased by the husband using his own income.

BENGALURU : Byju Raveendran, chief executive officer of India’s once-most valued startup, Byju’s, assured employees that he retains control of the company he founded and that he plans to challenge shareholders who have voted to oust him. “Contrary to what you may have read in the media, I continue to remain CEO, the management remains unchanged, and the board remains the same," Raveendran said in a letter to employees on Saturday.

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₹1,754 crore and began operations in 2019. Officials however say that the hospital located in West Bengal's Nadia district is currently operating without an environmental clearance. According to the West Bengal Pollution Control Board, AIIMS Kalyani is currently in the ‘violation category’ and faces an environmental damage cost and penalty summed up to over ₹15 crore.

Mohammad Imtiaz says he watched as his wife was savagely attacked by a neighbour.While she survived, Imtiaz says she’s deeply traumatized.“We brought her home but she’s scared to come here in her apartment,” Imtiaz said.It all happened last week in a condo tower in Vaudreuil-Dorion.The suspect is accused of killing his 68-year-old mother and a 53-year-old neighbour.“Then, when he saw my wife coming out from my apartment, he rushed toward her and then he hit something very hard, hammered her in the head, then she fell on the ground. Then he went again in the apartment and brought some big knives and some other dangerous things that he pushed in her nose and eyes and everything, and then he tried to cut her throat,” Imtiaz said.

‘conscience keeper of the bar’ for a reason and what happened on 16th February, 2016 tells us why. He unflinchingly placed before the Hon’ble Court his correspondence with Mr. Siddaramaiah, the then Chief Minister of State of Karnataka, wherein he had made it clear that he would not appear for the State until the Supreme Court orders were followed.Also Read: Most outstanding legal mind: PM Narendra Modi on legal legend Fali Sam Nariman demise Ultimately the State of Karnataka complied with the orders.

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