Hamza Nazar, a promising Pakistani all-rounder, has been suspended for 2 years and fined Rs 1 million by the PCB for providing misleading information during a visa application process.
Activist Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike against the NEET paper leak reached its 24th day, with the Cockroach Janta Party intensifying protests in Delhi and demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. The demonstration, joined by prominent personalities, was marred by allegations of police force against protesters, which Delhi Police denied.
A 31-year-old man pleaded guilty to child abuse charges after subjecting a six-year-old Chinese national to 18 hours of abuse, including being forced to drink his own urine. The child was also made to sleep in a toilet and fed only bread and water.
Ola Electric and founder Bhavish Aggarwal have approached Sebi to settle allegations of disseminating false information to inflate stock prices. The company seeks an amicable closure without admitting guilt, following Sebi's notice regarding discrepancies in service network expansion, sales figures, and electric motorcycle rollout timelines.
DAZN Japan has apologized for mistakenly describing its annual "DAZN Soccer" plan as a monthly plan on some pages between May 30 and June 11. Customers who subscribed during this period and wish to cancel will be accommodated with refunds or changes to other plans.
Before buying property in India, homebuyers must check if the project is registered with RERA. Registration is mandatory unless the project is under 500 sq m or has fewer than 8 apartments. Checking RERA registration provides legal protection and transparency.
Singapore's central bank, MAS, revoked Bsquared Technology's crypto payment license due to breaches in risk management, compliance, and providing misleading information. The firm must now submit a closure certificate.
Keir Starmer is expected to admit he inadvertently gave MPs misleading information about Peter Mandelson's vetting when he addresses the Commons. His spokesperson said the prime minister was himself misled and would 'never knowingly mislead parliament or the public'. The Guardian revealed Mandelson failed secured vetting before taking up his post as US ambassador, contradicting Starmer's September statement that 'full due process' was followed.
