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LatestIn FY 25, Jan Suraaj received Rs 101cr, spent only 9cr: ADR

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In FY 25, Jan Suraaj received Rs 101cr, spent only 9cr: ADR
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In FY 25, Jan Suraaj received Rs 101cr, spent only 9cr: ADR

An analysis by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) shows that Jan Suraaj, which contested 238 seats in the 2025 Bihar assembly elections but won none, had declared an income of Rs 101.32 crore, including donations of Rs 99.40 crore, during 2024-25.

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Most of private equity in health went to west & south: Study

A mapping of private equity investments in India’s health sector over past 18 years has revealed investments are overwhelmingly in multispecialty hospitals in the urbanised southern and western states, while vast rural and underserved regions attracted little or no investment at all.

Most of private equity in health went to west & south: Study
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Carney courts Europe as Trump’s trade war pushes Canada towards EU

Canadian prime minister Mark Carney and European commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday pressed for a closer alliance between Canada and the European Union, pitching it as a way to protect their economic sovereignty amid US president Donald Trump’s trade war and mounting pressure on traditional allies.

Carney courts Europe as Trump’s trade war pushes Canada towards EU
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Mandate damages for savings lost in 'digital arrest': SC to RBI

Convinced of bank personnel's complicity in cases of cyber fraudsters duping people by staging 'digital arrest', SC told Reserve Bank of India that its proposed Nov 30 standard operating procedure (SOP) must mandate every financial institution to indemnify those who lose money kept with banks to digital conmen.

Mandate damages for savings lost in 'digital arrest': SC to RBI
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Bar bodies foiled plan to rope in ex-judges: Supreme Court

With case pendency exceeding 65 lakh in high courts, Supreme Court Thursday lamented that its 2021 judgement for re-engaging retired judges as ad hoc high court judges under Article 224A to speed up case disposal remained on paper, despite having been diluted, because of resistance from bar associations.

Bar bodies foiled plan to rope in ex-judges: Supreme Court
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Opposition may gather 15,000 people but ballot will decide fate of govt: BJP

BJP is banking on twin planks of combativeness and persuasion directed at the opposition and the masses, respectively, as it looks to step up its nationwide mobilisation of people in the coming days, with top organisational functionaries and Union ministers Thursday giving shape to the party’s strategy ahead of INDIA bloc’s rally on Nov 1.

Opposition may gather 15,000 people but ballot will decide fate of govt: BJP