special purpose entities

This MoU will establish a non-exclusive framework for collaboration between Blue Cloud Softech and GCIB for Africa where the former will explore business collaboration opportunities in Senegal and other African countries. The company has plans to provide its expertise in renewable energy, IT, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and other sectors.

Tribunal Directs Firm To Ensure That Amount Is Distributed Among All Tea Station Shareholders Within 3 Months

Philanthropy is shifting from funding elite research to bolstering underfunded municipal health services. A historic $75 million donation to San Francisco General Hospital by Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg exemplifies this, reinforcing public infrastructure for vulnerable populations. This community-first approach prioritizes equitable access and strengthens the safety net for those with the fewest options.

North India's notorious gangsters are shedding village-based aliases for international monikers like 'Fateh Portugal' and 'Manna Brampton'. This shift signals a globalized underworld, using foreign locations for intimidation and to evade local law enforcement. These 'global franchises' now target celebrities and operate with a transnational reach, posing a significant challenge to policing worldwide.

A nuanced understanding of the various ITR forms for FY 2025–26 is essential for globally mobile professionals, domestic salaried taxpayers, and individual investors

As Mamata Banerjee seeks a fourth straight term, SIR — which has deleted or put under adjudication one in 10 of the state’s voters — has eclipsed incumbency, recasting Bengal’s election as a struggle over identity and exclusion

A new Rs 1 lakh crore Urban Challenge Fund will support 60 types of city projects. This includes infrastructure, old city revitalization, and waste recycling. The Centre will release funds within six months. A Rs 5,000 crore Credit Repayment Guarantee Sub-Scheme is also launched.

As Mamata Banerjee seeks a fourth straight term, SIR — which has deleted or put under adjudication one in 10 of the state’s voters — has eclipsed incumbency, recasting Bengal’s election as a struggle over identity and exclusion

A special court in Lucknow declared businessman Mohd. Iqbal a Fugitive Economic Offender, ordering the confiscation of assets worth Rs 995.75 crore. The ruling stems from a money laundering case involving alleged irregularities in the sale of Uttar Pradesh sugar mills. Iqbal, who is residing in Dubai, failed to join the investigation despite multiple summons.