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Teji-Mandi in Another Avataar Confuses Investors Cheated in Anugrah Debacle

Teji-Mandi in Another Avataar Confuses Investors Cheated in Anugrah Debacle Moneylife Digital Team 30 April 2021   Moneylife received several messages asking if TejiMandi has been allowed to revive. Several people checked with Moneylife to ask if the scamming TejiMandi Analytics has now reincarnated in a new form to scam more gullible people. The regulators and exchange were just as surprised.    But, as the app says, TejiMandi which is now active on twitter is part of the Motilal Oswal group and not the one that decimated the savings of thousands last year. The choice of this brand name at a time when a bitter battle is being fought in the Bombay High Court has flummoxed one and all.

New Ola GC, Sandeep Chowdhury, plans to grow legal team from 10 to 15

New Ola GC Sandeep Chowdhury ANI Technologies Pvt Ltd, the parent company of now multiple Ola-branded businesses, has hired Nuvoco Vistas Corp chief general counsel (GC) Sandeep Chowdhury as its new GC. Chowhury, who had joined around a month ago, said: “We have around a 10 member team and I need to ramp up the team, given the business and the different things we’ve been planning to do. “We need to be at least 15 member team in a short time.” ANI and its legal team operate primarily along the three business lines dubbed mobility (its original cab aggregation / transportation business), financial services and food services.

India UAV Drones Market Analysis, Forecast & Opportunities, 2016-2020 & 2021-2026 - Rapid Technological Advancements and Growing Need for Advanced Security Systems

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Indian shares fall as inflation hits 3-month high, COVID-19 cases rise

3 Min Read BENGALURU, March 15 (Reuters) - Indian shares fell 1% on Monday, dragged down by financials, after February retail inflation surged to a three-month high, while a jump in COVID-19 cases also weighed on sentiment. By 0513 GMT, the blue-chip NSE Nifty 50 index declined 1.02% to 14,877.55, while the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex fell 1.05% to 50,259.50. A combination of rising COVID-19 cases, a jump in core inflation and a fall in industrial output weighed on market sentiment, according to Aishvarya Dadheech, a fund manager at Ambit Asset Management in Mumbai. After market hours on Friday, government data showed annual retail inflation rose to 5.03% in February on higher fuel prices, which could pressure the central bank’s accommodative stance, while core inflation was estimated in a range of 5.61%-5.9% by four economists.

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