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India’s insolvency proceedings are not working well. The Jet story illustrates some of the costs India is incurring. It is not about the airline alone.
As mentioned by honorable Adv Shashank sir about the 2017 time table of JEE MAINS drawing the analogy of the same with CLAT 2021 without considering the fact that JEE MAINS is not one-time exam. In 2017 two or three attempts were given to JEE aspirants unlike the only one attempt given to CLAT aspirants. Let me add another analogy with the other prominent exam NEET - Recently Education ministry had delayed NEET to as far as 1 Aug 2021 "for students to compensate the loss accrued due to situations in 2020 and to prepare better" , If the Govt can postpone an exam for betterment of students of ...
Exclusive: Jet Airways deal will put country's airports at risk © Provided by Zee Business Attempts to take over Jet Airways, which has been shut due to losses, have intensified. The winning bid was made by Jalan-Kalrock consortium, owned by Murari Lal Jalan, an Indian-origin businessman based in Dubai. The Jalan Group is primarily involved in the construction business. Jalan-Kalrock consortium prepared a resolution plan to take over Jet Airways and in October 2020 and submitted it to Jet Airways Committee of Creditors (CoC). The CoC has given approval to the plan. See Zee Busines...
Highlights Gupta brothers are facing serious allegations of corruption Gupta brothers' close relative Akash Garg has business deals with Jalan New Delhi: Are the Gupta Brothers of South Africa backing Murari Lal Jalan who bid to buy Jet Airways? Gupta brothers are facing many cases of corruption, bribery in South Africa and the United States has banned any business dealings with them. 1. Murari Lal Jalan has given insufficient information to buy Jet Airways. 2. Murari Lal Jalan has total assets of about Rs 1000 crores but he is buying a company (Jet Airways) that was under a debt of Rs 17...