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RBI plans curbs on private equity firms controlling stakes in multiple non-bank lenders: Report
India's central bank is working on new rules to prevent private equity firms from holding controlling stakes in multiple non-bank lenders. The proposal aims to mitigate potential financial risks stemming from global private equity firms' investments. While larger stakes will attract greater scrutiny, smaller investments are encouraged to support growth in the financial sector. Recent data shows significant foreign investment in non-bank lenders, highlighting strong demand for credit.
9.5 CGPA score, free Tirupati trip, AC train tickets: DU's Venkateswara College students to get special temple darshan with parents after scoring high marks in exams
Delhi University's Sri Venkateswara College will sponsor a Tirupati pilgrimage for final-year students securing a CGPA of 9.5 or above, covering AC 3-tier train fares for students and both parents. Eligible students will also receive a five-gram silver dollar, shawl, memento and certificate under the TTD Pratibha Award scheme.
CULT trademark under legal cloud as co-founder seeks cancellation ahead of Cult.fit IPO
Deepak Poduval has filed a petition seeking the cancellation of the CULT trademark registered by Cultfit Healthcare. This legal challenge arises ahead of the company's planned initial public offering, prompting a notice from the Madras High Court. Poduval claims that the documents transferring trademark rights were forged, raising questions about brand ownership. The court has scheduled further hearings to address these claims and the trademark's validity.
Deepinder Goyal's $900 Temple wearable faces scrutiny over brain blood-flow claims
Temple, a new wearable device, claims to track blood flow to the brain and other health metrics. Indian doctors express concerns over the validity of these claims, asking for regulatory scrutiny. Some sportspersons promote the device, while critics label it a gimmick without formal medical approvals. Developer Deepinder Goyal states the device is a wellness tracker, not a medical one.
Kedarnath temple portals closed for winter; deity's palanquin begins journey to Ukhimath
At 8:30 am, the doors of the Kedarnath shrine were ceremoniously closed after engaging in traditional rituals accompanied by Vedic mantra chanting. The day began at 4 am with diverse prayers and ceremonies. Once closed, the palanquin of Lord Kedarnath made its way around the temple, pausing in Rampur overnight.
Congress seeks Supreme Court-monitored probe into Ram temple donation theft case
The Congress has demanded a wider investigation into the alleged theft and misappropriation of donations at the Ram temple in Ayodhya, seeking Supreme Court supervision and public disclosure of all financial records. Citing alleged irregularities and complaints dating back to 2021, party leader Jairam Ramesh questioned the role of temple trust officials and argued that accountability should extend beyond the eight employees arrested in the case.
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Sonia Gandhi questioned Rajiv on Shah Bano case, he said he was trying to deal with it fairly
In her new memoir, Sonia Gandhi recalls questioning Rajiv Gandhi over his handling of the Shah Bano case and his attempt to balance religious rights with gender justice. She also revisits the Ayodhya dispute, alleging that the BJP-RSS's actions deepened communal tensions and eventually led to the Babri Masjid's demolition.
₹85,000 Temple: Deepinder Goyal’s wearable is a health-tech gamble
Deepinder Goyal’s ₹85,000 Temple wearable aims to track real-time body performance and brain blood circulation, but its technology lacks meaningful scientific validation. While doctors question its claims, the device could open new possibilities in preventive healthcare. Its long-term success may depend on credibility, clinical evidence and affordability.
Assam plans major project to reclaim land lost to Brahmaputra's changing course
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma visited Kayantol in Hajo, Kamrup district, and Sonka in Mayong, Morigaon district to assess the feasibility of the proposed project on the ground.
BJP state president Pankaj Chaudhary criticises Akhilesh Yadav, urges to apologise before Ram temple visit
Pankaj Chaudhary, the BJP president of Uttar Pradesh, has criticised Akhilesh Yadav's planned visit to the Ram temple. Chaudhary urged Yadav to visit and apologise for past incidents involving kar sevaks on December 6. This criticism is part of the BJP's broader strategy ahead of the upcoming 2027 UP polls. Akhilesh Yadav has previously raised concerns over alleged donation irregularities at the Ram temple.
Can you sell your share in an ancestral joint property without consent of other family members? Know the law
When individuals aim to sell their shares in joint ancestral property, they must navigate various legal considerations. Gaining consent from co-owners is often essential, particularly with residential properties where potential disputes may occur. Completing a partition can help define ownership clearly before moving forward with a sale. Buyers should prioritize title verification from the original deed holder to ensure property documents are accurate and properly recorded.
Akhilesh Yadav vows to make Ayodhya 'global capital of Sanatan pilgrimage'
Akhilesh Yadav has pledged to create world-class infrastructure in Ayodhya, aiming to make it a global pilgrimage capital. He emphasised the need to restore Ayodhya's dignity and improve its economy that suffered from decreased visitors. Yadav plans to promote traditional boating to support local boatmen who have ties to Lord Ram. He also intends to investigate land transactions in Ayodhya to ensure accountability for corrupt practices.
TheLiverDoc takes another dig at Deepinder Goyal over promised ‘detailed note’ on Temple’s Brain Flow feature
The post comes amid an ongoing public spat between Goyal and sections of the medical community over the scientific evidence supporting Temple's claims, particularly its ability to measure changes in blood flow to the brain.
Deepinder Goyal's Rs 85,000 Temple wearable faces scientific credibility test as doctors question claims
Deepinder Goyal has introduced a pricey forehead-worn device called Temple which monitors physiological signals. The product claims to measure brain blood flow and offers insights into ageing. However, medical professionals dispute its claims and question the scientific validation behind its technologies. Goyal defends Temple by citing internal studies and a commitment to future peer-reviewed research. The device is currently not available to the public, with pre-orders starting in India.
The Liver Doc takes on Deepinder Goyal again, questions ‘entropy’ claims
In a recent social media post, The Liver Doc said, “Deepinder Goyal is a liar. It was always about the brain, even though he now claims it was not.” He attached Goyal’s previous posts on the wearable.
'Temple is not made for India': Deepinder Goyal responds to criticism in Diwali posts, promises to publish ‘detailed note’
Goyal said the company did not want people to support Temple simply because it was an Indian startup, adding “We don’t need/want nationalist support.”
BDA projects on agenda as CM Shivakumar to review Bengaluru infrastructure plans on Monday
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar will conduct a review meeting focusing on key projects of the Bangalore Development Authority. Plans will include addressing traffic congestion and resolving longstanding issues related to residential sites and housing. The meeting aims to assess major infrastructure projects and set timelines for their completion. New initiatives and decisions from the BDA are expected to be announced after the review.
Daughter took father’s land by paying Rs 7.25 lakh in cash to her brothers and abandoned father, he filed a court case; Karnataka HC gives back the land to him
Mr. Bairappa had given his land to his daughter with the understanding of receiving care. However, she betrayed him by denying assistance and fraudulently claiming the land through various documents. After a legal battle, the Karnataka High Court ruled in Bairappa's favor, canceling the release deed. The court highlighted the importance of protecting senior citizens from financial exploitation by their children.
Deepinder Goyal unveils Temple, calls it ‘humanity’s last personal device’; AI wearable to ship in 2027
Deepinder Goyal has unveiled Temple, a screen-free, microphone-free AI wearable he calls “humanity’s last personal device”. Using motion sensors to detect the wearer's voice through vibrations, the device combines AI companionship with health tracking. Temple 01, featuring AI and health capabilities, is expected to ship in early 2027.
Govt lines up Rs 9,000 crore asset monetisation plan in FY28 to clear MTNL, BSNL liabilities
The Indian government is preparing an asset monetisation plan to address the liabilities of MTNL and BSNL. This plan is expected to generate Rs 9,000 crore in the next financial year. Government officials report that the liabilities of these telecom public sector undertakings are nearly Rs 50,000 crore. Additionally, several properties among the departments have been sorted for ownership clarity.
Deepinder Goyal teases big reveal on Temple, will explain 'why I left $35 billion Eternal for Temple'
Deepinder Goyal has revealed his upcoming departure from Eternal to pursue Temple, a health wearable startup. He plans to provide a detailed note explaining his decision and the vision for Temple. Goyal's message will also address the startup's objectives and what it aims to achieve for humanity's betterment. Additionally, he has expressed his discontent towards certain doctors who criticize the health sector. Goyal is expected to share this information shortly.
Govt takes over 39.5-acre Air Force Sports Complex near PM's residence in Delhi
The Centre has taken possession of 39.5 acres housing the Indian Air Force's Sports Complex near the Prime Minister's residence at Lok Kalyan Marg in Delhi. The move is part of a wider land reclamation exercise that has also involved the Delhi Race Club, Jaipur Polo Ground and Delhi Gymkhana Club.
Two Iowa families donated adjoining properties totaling 21 acres for wildlife; the land was transferred to county conservation for public use
A heartwarming act in Pocahontas County, Iowa, sees neighbors John and Sally Pascal team up with Gail Ewan to donate land for a new 21-acre conservation area. Their contributions to the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation are a testament to community spirit, ensuring the land remains untouched for wildlife and outdoor enjoyment. This initiative not only serves wildlife but also reinforces a legacy of conservation for the community's future.
Mahindra Lifespaces acquires 100 acres in Mumbai region for plotted development
Mahindra Lifespace Developers has acquired 100 acres of land in Mumbai for a plotted development project. This move signifies the company's entry into the plotted development segment in the region. The project is expected to commence around the middle of the next financial year. Additionally, Mahindra Lifespace is looking to acquire more land in the area.
A New York family owned half of a private road, but a fish and game club maintained it for decades; what did the court decide?
Five judges supported the association and two did not. The association had originally owned only the western half of the private road. The eastern half belonged to the Dix family and its predecessors. The court concluded that the association had established ownership through adverse possession because it had maintained and controlled the entire road for decades.
Shift Periyar statue from temple land to suitable spot: Madras High Court
Madras High Court has instructed the Thanjavur District Collector to relocate a statue of E V Ramasamy Periyar. The statue was installed on temple land without necessary permissions from the authorities. Petitioner Rama Ravikumar sought its removal as recommended by the Joint Commissioner of the HR and CE Department. The court set a four-week deadline for the removal and suitable relocation of the statue.
A 65-year-old fence sparked a fight over 5.13 acres in Kansas; what happened and why did the neighbours go to court?
The fence reportedly did not follow the actual legal property boundary. Around 5.13 acres of land, forming a triangular patch, lay between the existing fence and the legally recognised boundary. The terrain had a bog, a creek, terraces, a steep 20-30-foot cliff and large trees. The fence was built along a more convenient route rather than the exact legal property boundary.
Ayodhya Ram temple donation row: SIT chargesheet filed, UP govt tells SC
The Supreme Court recently reviewed a proposal from the Uttar Pradesh government concerning the Ram temple donations. A Special Investigation Team has presented a chargesheet indicating misuse of funds, suggesting some suspects have diverted donations into property investments or banks. The court has permitted writ petitioners to offer assistance in the local trial without rendering any judgment on the case’s merits.
Virginia couple bought a 100-year-old home and turned its backyard into a garden. One year later, a neighbour claimed the land was his and wanted its fence removed, but then a judge stepped in
A Virginia couple who bought a nearly 100-year-old home in 2025 transformed its gravel backyard into a garden with grass, flowers and vegetables. However, a year later, a realtor representing the neighbouring property's former owner told them that part of the backyard belonged to his client and that their fence had to be removed. After workers arrived and dismantled part of the fence, the couple hired a lawyer.
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