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The Fintech sector's turmoil, Mishthi Aggarwal's rebellion, the effects of low voter turnout in Lok Sabha elections, and Karthik Reddy's investment strategies are some of the stories that piqued the interest of our readers this week

Locals highlight issues like illegal and dilapidated buildings, inadequate city transport infra and a lack of water supply which have remained unresolved

As many as 4,66,665 young voters in the Ranchi parliamentary constituency belonging to the age group of 18- 29 are registered to cast their vote on May 25 in the on-going Lok Sabha elections this year. As per statistics shared by the election commission, out of the registered 4,66,665 voters, male

A job advertisement excluding Marathi candidates sparked a controversy, fueling a Marathi vs. Gujarati sentiment in Mumbai North East. BJPs Mihir Kotecha faces Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray Senas Sanjay Dina Patil, who switched from NCP. Despite BJPs past victories, theres nervousness due to the issue. Marathas form the largest group, followed by Muslims, Gujaratis, and North Indians. Allegations of discrimination and attempts at polarisation add tension. Local issues like the Kanjurmarg dumping gr...

In the first week of May, a human resource recruiter based in Gujarat put up a post in Linkedin for the job of a graphic designer in Mumbai. The post provoked an outrage as one of the requirements listed was "Marathi people are not welcome here".

Piyush Goyal manages diverse portfolios, engaging with voters in Mumbai's northern areas through the PM SVANidhi scheme. He addresses housing promises

Harsh Goenka shared how he feels that Harshad Mehta and Ketan Parekh era is back in Kolkata. After he made the tweet, numerous people reacted to it.  | Trending

RPG Group Chairman Harsh Goenka has raised alarm over a resurgence of stock market malpractices akin to the Harshad Mehta/Ketan Parekh era, particularly in Kolkata. He expressed concerns about promoters inflating profits and colluding with brokers to artificially boost stock prices to unsustainable levels. Goenka urged SEBI and the Finance Ministry to step in and investigate to protect small investors from potential losses. The warning follows a significant market decline, with the BSE Sensex an...

He also appealed markets regulator Sebi and the Finance Ministry to step in and investigate before small investors suffer severe losses. Earlier in March, Sebi chief Madhabi Puri Buch had openly raised the issue of froth building up in smallcaps and midcaps and also said there are signs of price manipulation in the equity market.

"With a booming stock market, all the malpractices of Harshad Mehta/Ketan Parekh era are back primarily in Kolkata. Promoters are inflating profits (through profit entry) and in nexus with Gujarati-Marwari brokers driving their stock prices to unrealistic levels," Goenka wrote on X (formally Twitter).