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"But it was the gaggle of ‘experts’ on a live Times Now broadcast, excitedly proclaiming that a ground invasion of Pakistan was underway, that truly captured the absurdity of it all," an editorial, "War and Lies" in Dawn. https://t.co/46m57pfcHo

RT @NarundarM: Last night, AajTak captured Lahore, Zee News captured Karachi, and Republic captured New York. By early morning, they retur…

"As chairman, Chandrasekaran still has the opportunity to take a more exemplary stance on the matter and ensure that the group’s well-earned reputation for ethical behaviour isn’t compromised," writes @Sundeepkk. https://t.co/h5XYGaGAVs

Best weekend piece to read. I knew nothing about Jayanti Dharma Teja. by @Sundeepkk https://t.co/HuMHF3B8gn

All stories on Gensol and Blu-Smart by the Mint newsroom over the last two months. https://t.co/ukFs9nXagF

An interim Sebi probe today concluded that Anmol Jaggi and his brother, Puneet Jaggi, are not fit to continue as directors, primarily because of the fraud in Gensol. Mint did this piece in March, flagging the obscure related party problems. https://t.co/LmMNkHSpJV

Vinod Kumar Shukla, whose many stories and novels, including Khilega Toh Dekhenge, which is about a teacher who arrives in a village with eccentric residents, is the 12th Hindi writer to win the Jnanpith Award, India’s highest literary honour. https://t.co/YsVR866Gxe

Good one by @kartik_ayaan https://t.co/fvaXWNgcsI

RT @kunalkamra88: My Statement - https://t.co/QZ6NchIcsM

Arguably the first casualty of the stock market correction: Gensol. Gensol promoters have lost 9.37% of their ownership in nine trading days since 3 March, after three creditors wrested control of 6.96% of pledged shares & promoters sold a 2.37% stake. https://t.co/w8QbaFWRvZ

Brookfield, one of the world’s largest and most complex financial conglomerates, was both the buyer and seller in at least 12 instances in 2024, raising questions on the company's accounting practices and valuation of $90 billion. Solid FT investigation. https://t.co/GFSB7xNtj7

'Earlier no major construction up to 10km from the border with Pakistan; now Adani Group can set up solar panels and wind turbines up to 1km to Pakistan.' Good story. https://t.co/5WC5U43NXy

Is the writing on the wall for Rashmi Saluja? Investors who own 31.85% of Religare have confirmed to Mint that they have voted against the proposal to reappoint Chair Rashmi Saluja. The voting decision will be announced at the AGM on 7th Feb. https://t.co/2R2PJt6Sz2

A good corporate story by @NehalChaliawala puts a spotlight on how Naveen Jindal, chairman of India’s fourth-largest steelmaker Jindal Steel & Power is building a private steel empire abroad, one that could rival his listed Indian company.

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Empire in Steel: How Naveen Jindal is Building a Private Steel Behemoth Overseas, writes @NehalChaliawala https://t.co/0RKQ72quV1 Download Live Mint app today

RT @satishjohn: Lodha vs Lodha: Why India's top real estate scions are in court. ⁦@varunstweets⁩ https://t.co/Y2KZrIa5BZ Download Live Min…

TCS earnings bad; shares jump 6%. HCL results are in line; stock crashed 9%. Infosys numbers are good. Stock tanks 6%. I don't care if you're Warren or Jimmy Buffett. Nobody knows if the stock's going up, down or in fucking circles: Matt McConaughey in Wolf of Wall Street.

"We succeeded in the brick-and-mortar business and we haven’t in the e-commerce business yet," DMart CEO Neville Noronha tells Mint. https://t.co/iudBAtC4hv