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    Global Markets | Australian shares end largely unchanged as investors remain wary of Mideast risks

    Australian shares saw a modest rise on Monday. Investors remained cautious, awaiting developments in the Middle East conflict. Hopes for a quick resolution faded after Iran rejected talks and blocked the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. also seized an Iranian cargo ship. This uncertainty kept the market subdued, with gold miners and consumer firms providing some support.

    CII proposes comprehensive reforms to streamline industrial land access in India

    The Confederation of Indian Industry has presented a plan to fix issues in India's industrial land system. This aims to boost manufacturing by making land access easier and more transparent. The proposals include a national land bank and a digital single-window system. These changes are expected to speed up projects and attract more investment.

    MCD to roll out revised green charges for commercial vehicles entering Delhi

    The Municipal Corporation of Delhi will soon implement new environment compensation charges for commercial vehicles entering the city. These revised rates, mandated by the Supreme Court, aim to reduce air pollution. Charges for light commercial vehicles and two-axle trucks have increased. Heavier trucks will face a steeper hike. This move is expected to deter polluting vehicles from entering Delhi.

    NGOs lose foreign donation nod for failing to use funds

    The Indian government is taking action against non-profits holding unused foreign funds. Registrations are being cancelled for organizations that have not utilized foreign donations received years ago. A new bill aims to further tighten controls, potentially freezing funds and restricting asset management for these entities. This signals a shift towards greater accountability in the non-profit sector.

    CII calls for GIS-enabled national land bank to ease industrial acquisitions

    The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is advocating for a unified national industrial land bank. This initiative aims to create an online system simplifying land acquisition for factories. The proposed system will offer comprehensive land details. Reforms include standardized impact assessments and faster acquisition processes. Uniform stamp duty is also recommended to streamline investments across states.

    Hyderabad police crackdown on pan-India cyber fraud network, 32 bank officials among 52 held

    Under 'Operation Octopus 2.O', as many as 32 bank officials, 15 mule account holders and five middlemen were apprehended for complicity, Hyderabad Police Commissioner V C Sajjanar said in a release.

    • UP Police bust inter-state cyber gang in Bareilly with links to Nepal, China; arrests 5

      Uttar Pradesh Police have uncovered a major inter-state cyber fraud network. Five individuals were apprehended in Bareilly for their alleged involvement in duping people across multiple states. The syndicate is suspected to have connections with operators in Nepal and handlers in China. Investigations revealed the use of fake accounts and digital tools for fraudulent transactions.

      Establish 'GST-like' industrial land council for dispute resolution: CII

      Industry lobby CII proposes a National Industrial Land Council, mirroring the GST framework, to standardize regulations and resolve disputes. A key recommendation is a unified, GIS-enabled land bank for transparency and faster investment decisions. The report also advocates for uniform stamp duties and a digital single-window system to streamline industrial land processes across India.

      India's EV boom outpaces charging infrastructure, tests network limits

      The electric vehicle revolution in India is gaining traction, with an impressive uptick in consumer interest, but there's a catch: charging stations are falling short of demand. With estimates predicting millions of EVs in daily use, the current infra is inadequate to support such growth.

      Gold funds vs ETFs: Where should mutual fund investors place their bets this Akshaya Tritiya?

      Gold ETFs and Gold Funds offer different advantages for investors. Gold ETFs are more cost-effective and tax-efficient. Gold Funds provide easier access for those without a demat account. Experts suggest Gold ETFs for first-time investors seeking direct exposure. Gold's outlook remains constructive, though near-term volatility is expected. Investors should view gold as a hedge, not a core portfolio allocation.

      Lok Sabha rejects women's reservation proposals under the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill 2026

      Lok Sabha rejected a legislative package to implement 33% women's reservation in legislative bodies, aiming for operationalization by the 2029 elections. This move delinks the quota from the census-linked delimitation, potentially expanding the Lok Sabha to 850 seats. While advancing the quota, concerns about population-based reallocation persist, requiring further parliamentary and state ratification.

      Digital gold offers on Akshaya Tritiya 2026: Check offers on Paytm, PhonePe, JioFinance; how to buy gold from home

      Akshaya Tritiya 202: Akshaya Tritiya on April 19, 2026, sees a surge in digital gold purchases. Platforms like PhonePe, JioFinance, and Paytm offer convenient ways to invest in 24K gold, bypassing crowded stores and storage concerns. These apps allow easy buying, selling, and even physical gold delivery options.

      How a Rs 20 electricity bill payment by an SBI customer led to the bank paying Rs 2.2 lakh in compensation

      A State Bank of India customer was defrauded of ₹1.99 lakh after attempting a ₹20 electricity bill payment. The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission ruled that SBI must refund the amount and pay ₹25,000 in compensation, emphasizing banks' responsibility for promptly reported unauthorized transactions.

      ED flags Rs 11,600 crore 'proceeds of crime' in RHFL, RCFL probe

      The Enforcement Directorate has alleged over ₹11,600 crore as proceeds of crime in a money laundering probe involving Reliance Home Finance and Reliance Commercial Finance. Public funds were allegedly diverted through shell entities. Nearly 90% of corporate loans were routed to shell companies. Key functionaries Amitabh Jhunjhunwala and Amit Bapna were taken into custody.

      Sushanta Mohanty takes charge as BoM ED

      Sushanta Kumar Mohanty has taken charge as executive director at Bank of Maharashtra. His appointment is for a three-year term. Mohanty previously served as chief general manager at Bank of Baroda. He brings over three decades of banking experience to his new role. This significant development marks a new chapter for the bank.

      SC turns down Anil Ambani plea against 'fraud' tag

      The Supreme Court has rejected Anil Ambani's appeal. He challenged banks classifying his loan accounts as fraudulent. The court found no grounds to interfere with the Bombay High Court's order. This allows banks to proceed with the classification. The Supreme Court asked the High Court to expedite the hearing. Anil Ambani had sought to settle the matter with the banks.

      Trump to introduce KYC rules in US under citizenship data - here's what to know and documents required

      Citizenship KYC rules USA 2026: America may soon see stricter banking rules. The Trump administration is considering a proposal to collect citizenship data when opening bank accounts. This move aims to enhance identity verification beyond current 'Know Your Customer' regulations. Banks might need to confirm if individuals are citizens, green card holders, or legally present.

      Could you be affected? Millions could lose bank access — here’s what you need to know

      Over 5% of U.S. households already lack full banking access, and the Trump executive order debanking millions Americans impact could sharply increase that number. The proposal pushes banks to verify citizenship for every account holder. This move directly affects millions with missing or outdated documents. Experts warn sudden account checks may trigger closures. The policy ties to stricter immigration enforcement in 2025. However, critics say it may disrupt legal citizens more than illegal activity. This developing rule is now a major financial risk story.

      Delhi's EV charging infra registers 'record' expansion; total charging points over 10,000

      Delhi’s EV charging network has crossed 10,000 points after record expansion in the past year, with over 3,000 added recently. Power Minister Ashish Sood credited policy clarity and faster rollout. Discoms, including BSES and TPDDL, drove installations as demand surged. EV charging load has risen sharply, with Delhi now leading India in electricity consumption for EV charging, reflecting rapid adoption and growing infrastructure support.

      NHAI directs issuer banks to validate FASTag-linked vehicle registration numbers

      The directive comes after the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) received multiple complaints where the VRN captured by FASTag readers does not match with the actual registration number displayed on the vehicle number plate.

      Four men charged over theft of hundreds of crocodile eggs from Kakadu National Park after intense police probe

      Four men and a company face charges for allegedly stealing hundreds of crocodile eggs from Kakadu National Park in February 2024. The operation involved a helicopter and is considered serious offending, impacting Traditional Owners, noting the cultural harm they experienced. A five-day hearing is scheduled for November, with 10 witnesses expected.

      Banks, asset management firms, stock brokers set to be shareholders in Sahamati

      Banks, NBFCs, brokers and fintechs are investing in Sahamati, with major lenders and platforms taking nearly 2–8.5% stakes. The move aligns with RBI’s SRO framework for the AA ecosystem, positioning Sahamati as a potential regulator-like body with stronger oversight and industry-wide participation.

      Sam Altman’s home targeted again days after Molotov cocktail attack

      Sam Altman’s home was reportedly targeted in a second incident just days after an earlier Molotov cocktail attack. Police said two suspects were arrested and charged with negligent discharge of a firearm. The earlier episode prompted Altman to warn that “words and narratives” can escalate real-world risks.

      Maharashtra: ED raids in money laundering case against self-styled godman Ashok Kharat

      The Enforcement Directorate has escalated its investigation with simultaneous searches across Maharashtra, focusing on the self-proclaimed godman Ashok Kharat and his network. Active operations are taking place in key locations like Nashik, Pune and Shirdi.

      Jyoti CNC shares crash 16% as France probes subsidiary, seizes bank accounts

      Jyoti CNC Automation's shares plummeted nearly 16% after French authorities launched a judicial investigation into its subsidiary, Huron Graffenstaden SAS, for suspected export of dual-use technology. The probe led to the seizure of bank accounts and properties, and the temporary restriction of the subsidiary's director general.

      Winzo founder Paavan Nanda vs ED: A timeline of key developments in the money laundering case

      Taking a tough stance, the Karnataka High Court has warned the ED that it could impose Rs 1 lakh in costs if it finds the agency’s appeal against Nanda’s bail to be 'unnecessary.'

      Here’ how you track & reclaim forgotten shares from ESPPs, IPOs, demat
      Russia's Nobel Prize-winning rights group Memorial branded 'extremist'

      Russia's Supreme Court has declared the Nobel Peace Prize-winning human rights group Memorial an extremist organization. This move intensifies legal penalties for those who support or work with the group. Memorial, founded to document Soviet-era repression, has documented modern-day political prisoners and rights abuses. The group was previously liquidated in 2021 and its international arm declared undesirable.

      Public Holding Norms: Listed companies get one-time breather

      Sebi has granted a one-time breather to listed companies struggling to meet minimum public shareholding norms due to market volatility from West Asian geopolitical tensions. The regulator will not initiate penal action against companies with compliance deadlines between April 1 and September 30, 2026, effectively suspending enforcement measures.

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