FALAH E AAM TRUST

Tata Trusts to amend Bai Hirabai Trust deed, trustee eligibility clauses under review

Tata Trusts trustees will seek to change rules in the Bai Hirabai Trust deed. These rules previously barred non-Zoroastrians from becoming trustees. This action follows a complaint by a former trustee. The trust deed's restrictive clauses are being reviewed. The aim is to align the trust with inclusive values. This move addresses eligibility criteria for trustees.

Govt may hike FDI limit in pension sector; Bill likely in Monsoon Session

The government is poised to significantly boost foreign direct investment in the pension sector, potentially raising the limit to 100%. A bill to this effect is anticipated in upcoming parliamentary sessions. This move mirrors the insurance sector's recent FDI liberalization. Additionally, proposals include separating the NPS Trust from the PFRDA, aiming for independent management.

J&K admin takes over 58 schools linked to banned JeI and its trust

The Jammu and Kashmir administration has taken over the management of 58 schools. These schools were linked to the banned Jamaat-e-Islami and its Falah-e-Aam Trust. This action follows intelligence reports and the expiry of management tenures. The move aims to ensure students' academic interests are unaffected. Authorities are working to maintain quality education standards across the Union Territory.

Akshaya Tritiya Meets Smart Investing: The Rise of Digital Gold

Akshaya Tritiya, a day for prosperity, now embraces digital gold. This modern investment allows easy online gold purchases, offering convenience and flexibility. Investors can start small, ensuring consistent savings. Digital gold blends tradition with smart financial planning for a secure future. It provides a safe and accessible way to honor this timeless gold tradition.

Samrat Choudhary govt in Bihar to face trust vote on April 24

Bihar's new NDA government, headed by Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, will seek a vote of confidence in the Assembly on April 24. This one-day session precedes the monsoon session. Choudhary took oath as the 24th chief minister on April 15, succeeding Nitish Kumar. Kumar resigned to take up central responsibilities after becoming a Rajya Sabha member.

SIA chargesheets four doctors and six others in Ansar Ghazwat ul Hind case in Kashmir

Kashmir's State Investigation Agency has filed a charge sheet against ten individuals, including four doctors. They are accused of forming a secret group involved in radicalisation and recruitment. The module was preparing for attacks across India. This group aimed to revive a banned terrorist outfit. Investigators found evidence of explosive material procurement and fabrication. The network has been dismantled.

Dish TV appoints three independent directors with shareholder approval

Dish TV India shareholders overwhelmingly approved the appointment of three independent directors, signaling strong confidence in the company's strategic direction. This move reinforces the DTH operator's focus on strengthening core operations and pursuing sustainable growth across its DTH business and newer ventures like connected TV and OTT.

What It Really Means When a Boss Keeps Talking About Trust

Managers often speak of trust, but employees face control and restrictions. This creates a paradox where trust is expected, yet freedom is limited. Employees interpret these mixed signals based on their experiences. Real trust requires transparency and consistent actions from leaders. Unclear trust leads to stress and disengagement. Trust thrives when demonstrated through behavior, not just words.

NDR InvIT acquires Grade-A warehousing assets in Kochi, Coimbatore for Rs 260 crore

NDR InvIT Trust has acquired two warehousing assets in Kochi and Coimbatore for approximately ₹260 crore. This expansion adds about 0.79 million sq ft of leasable area. The company's total operating area now stands at 22.96 million sq ft. This move strengthens NDR InvIT's presence in high-growth South Indian markets. The acquisition includes fully occupied assets with stable lease agreements.

Dhurandar in Pakistan? LeT co-founder, IISc Bengaluru blast accused Hamza shot at in Lahore by two men riding a bike

Lashkar-e-Taiba co-founder Amir Hamza was shot in Lahore. This marks the second attempt on his life in under a year. Hamza, accused in the 2005 Indian Institute of Science attack, was targeted by unidentified assailants. He was previously shot in May last year. Sources suggest internal rifts within Lashkar-e-Taiba may be the cause.

Tata Trust row deepens as Mehli Mistry seeks administrator for SDTT

Mehli Mistry, removed from Tata Trusts, has filed a complaint with the Maharashtra Charity Commissioner. He seeks an administrator for the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust. Mistry challenges the positions of Noel Tata, Venu Srinivasan, and Vijay Singh. He alleges procedural violations and conflicts of interest. Mistry previously contested Srinivasan and Singh's roles in another trust.

Jeh Aerospace signs supply pact with France-based Liebherr-Aerospace

Jeh Aerospace has secured a significant long-term deal with Liebherr-Aerospace. The agreement focuses on precision landing gear components for narrow-body commercial aircraft. Jeh Aerospace will manufacture these vital parts at its Hyderabad facility. This collaboration integrates Jeh Aerospace into Liebherr-Aerospace's global manufacturing network. The pact underscores Jeh Aerospace's commitment to operational excellence and precision manufacturing.

AAP MP Raghav Chadha's Z-plus security cover withdrawn by Punjab govt

Punjab's government has withdrawn Z-plus security for AAP MP Raghav Chadha. This follows a recent dispute within the party and his removal as deputy leader in the Rajya Sabha. Chadha stated he was silenced, not defeated. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann suggested Chadha was compromised for not following the party whip.

In Augusta Company: McIlroy makes history as only the fourth player to win second straight Masters titles

A dramatic finish saw McIlroy recover from a wayward tee shot on the 18th to secure victory with a bogey, joining legends like Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods as one of the few to successfully defend the Masters. The win, his sixth major, underscores his resilience and ability to triumph despite not being at his best.

Central govt extends PM E-DRIVE subsidy timeline for registered E2W, E3W till March 31, 2028

Word of the day - Delegitimization

Undermining authority and trust is a key process called delegitimization. This involves weakening the credibility of leaders, institutions, or ideas through criticism, misinformation, or sustained opposition. It's a gradual erosion of public confidence, often seen in political and media discussions, explaining how authority fades without direct removal. Understanding this concept is vital for grasping shifts in public perception.

Buckeye Trust ruling: How a single clause drafted without sufficient precision in trust deeds can trigger tax risk and derail estate planning

Whether in trust deeds, corporate agreements or commercial contracts, even a single clause drafted without sufficient precision can significantly alter the legal consequences of an arrangement. in matters of taxation, precision in drafting is not merely good practice but an essential safeguard.

From fake PAN cards to forged passports: Jammu and Kashmir Police unravels LeT's pan-India logistical web

Jammu and Kashmir Police, with central agencies, detained individuals from Haryana and Rajasthan for facilitating fake identities for Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists. This crackdown widened after a Pakistani terrorist, Umar, fled to Indonesia using a forged passport procured in Jaipur. The operation dismantled a deep-rooted LeT module, revealing funding patterns and interstate networks.

Maruti Suzuki to launch 4 EVs by 2031; 108 e-VITARA delivered in Hyderabad in single day

Maruti Suzuki India will introduce four new electric vehicles by 2031. The company aims to lead the Battery Electric Vehicle market. They are expanding their electric vehicle portfolio and charging infrastructure. The e-VITARA is already being exported globally.

West Bengal Polls: Amid video row, Owaisi's AIMIM ends alliance with Humayun Kabir

The All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen has ended its alliance with Humayun Kabir's party. This comes after allegations of a deal to split minority votes. AIMIM will now contest the West Bengal assembly elections on its own. The party stated it aims to provide a political voice for marginalized communities. Humayun Kabir denies the allegations, calling the video fake.

“You Can Trust Me” Sounds Reassuring, But It Might Be Doing More at Work Than You Think

Colleagues often say "you can trust me" to expedite decisions and avoid conflict, driven by self-enhancement and cognitive biases that lead to overestimating personal credibility. However, unchecked trust can lead to stress, reduced productivity, and cognitive dissonance when assertions prove inaccurate, highlighting the need for verification alongside trust in the workplace.

ED attaches assets worth over Rs 39 crore of Al Falah chairman under PMLA

Al Falah case: The Enforcement Directorate has seized assets totaling over Rs 39 crore, including a residence in Jamia Nagar, farmland in Faridabad, and various bank balances. This action is part of an ongoing investigation into money laundering activities associated with Jawad Ahmad Siddiqui, the chairman of Al Falah Group, who is currently incarcerated.

Jammu and Kashmir police bust interstate LeT racket, terror leader on run for 16 years among 5 nabbed

Jammu and Kashmir police have dismantled a Lashkar-e-Taiba terror network, arresting five individuals including a Pakistani national and a notorious commander on the run for 16 years. The operation, spanning multiple states, uncovered a significant logistical and financial support system for terrorists. Investigations revealed the network facilitated foreign terrorists' movement using forged documents.