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Mumbai: Chartered Accountant Amber Dalal Arrested In ₹564 Crore Investment Fraud Case, Operated 42 Bank Accounts

Bengaluru police bust Rs 12 Cr fraud targeting CRED Bengaluru police have arrested four individuals, including an Axis Bank manager, for allegedly embezzling over Rs 12 crore from Dreamplug Paytech Solutions, according to a media report. Dreamplug o

“Pump and Dump stock Price Scheme ” Big Fat Corporate Scandal #4 Satyam Computers Scam Satyam Computers was founded by Ramalinga Raju as software development and IT consulting company in 1987.The company was listed on both the Indian stock exchang

A bank officer stole crores from customers’ FDs. Bet it all in the stock market. Lost everything. Got caught at her sister’s wedding. No hacker. No robbery. Just pure betrayal from the inside. This isn’t a movie plot. This happened. In

Performance of an Indian defence stock : Mazagon Dock.,.. IPO in Oct 2020 @ Rs145 After 4 yrs Today....4960 Today Mazagon Dock crosses a Market cap of Rs 1 lakh crore Almost 34X....in 4 yrs.

Stock Market Today: Over 250 BSE Stocks Hit 1-Year Highs, Investors Gain Nearly ₹4 Lakh Crore Stock Market Today: HDFC Bank, Persistent Systems, Dixon Technologies, and Policybazaar Touch 52-Week Highs on BSE HDFC Bank and Persistent Systems surged

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INDUSIND BANK DRAMA IN A NUTSHELL ! 💀 " 1500 CRORES SCAM !? " ●Ceo Sumanth got reappointed in early 2025 by RBI ●Days later 1.5k Cr Accounting "mistake" (Not a mistake,they knew💀) showed up to public.Thanks to RBI investigation ● Bank lied ab

"Muhurat Trading 2024: HDFC Securities Recommends 4 Top Technical Stock Picks to Boost Your Portfolio" . Axis Bank| Buying Range: ₹1,189-1,210 | Targets: ₹1,332-1,403 | Stoploss: ₹1,070 | Time Frame: Next Diwali . Stylam Industries | Buying Range: ₹2

In recent years, frauds between Indian startups and investors have led to losses of about ₹4,000 crore. These incidents often involve startups misrepresenting financials, hiding liabilities, or exaggerating growth to secure funding. As more startups