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TREND | 29 Nov 2025

Delhi Records Coldest November In Five Years, IMD Data Reveals

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The city's lowest minimum temperature this month was 8 degrees Celsius, while it was 9.5 degrees in 2024

India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 29 Nov 2025

November Auto Sales Preview: CVs To Stun Street; Maruti, M&M, Tata Motors Ride GST High

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The momentum in auto sales, triggered by the GST cuts and festive season demand, has been sustained in November, estimates suggest.

Myanmar nationals misused Indians' GST credentials for drug trafficking: ED

Business Standard | 29 Nov 2025

India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 29 Nov 2025

SEBI Temporary Suspends Prabhudas Liladher From Taking New Assignments

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Prabhudas Liladher is prohibited to take up new assignments, contracts, and launch new scheme for seven days from Dec 15.

Will Gen Z of stock markets wake up and vote in corporate resolutions?

Business Line | 28 Nov 2025

India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 29 Nov 2025

Sebi imposes 7-day ban on Prabhudas Lilladher over multiple rule violations

Economic Times

Sebi has barred Prabhudas Lilladher from taking new assignments for seven days from December 15, citing multiple violations involving client funds, margin reporting, account settlements, and improper penalty pass-throughs. The action follows a joint inspection by Sebi and stock exchanges, which flagged lapses across key compliance and operational processes.

India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 29 Nov 2025

Sebi Plans Online Disclosure of Cos' Names, Reg Numbers

Economic Times

The Securities and Exchange Board of India, often referred to as Sebi, is rolling out a set of new regulations designed to clamp down on the rising tide of fraud in the securities market.

India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 28 Nov 2025

Sebi wants regulated entities, agents to show name on social media

Business Standard

Sebi on Friday proposed that all regulated entities and their agents should prominently display registered name and registration number on the home page of their social media platforms. This proposal comes after the regulator observed the growing need to clearly distinguish content uploaded by Sebi-regulated persons from material posted by unregistered individuals on social media. According to Sebi, such differentiation is essential to prevent investors from being misled. Further, while publishing videos or any other content on social-media platforms (SMPs), regulated entities should ensure that their material does not include anything prohibited under law or anything that may harm investors' interests, Sebi suggested in its consultation paper. "All persons regulated by the Board and their agents (mutual fund distributors, distributors of portfolio management services, etc) shall prominently disclose their registered name and registration number on the home page of their social med

SEBI Wants Regulated Entities, Agents To Display Name, Registration Number On Social Media

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 28 Nov 2025

SEBI Bars SME Firm DroneAcharya, Promoters For Up To Two Years; Slaps Rs 75 Lakh Penalty

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Further, SEBI imposed a penalty of Rs 10 lakh each on DAIL, Instafin Financial Advisors LLP and Sandeep Ghate

India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 28 Nov 2025

GST authority imposes 41 cr penalty on Torrent Pharmaceuticals

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The order dated November 26, 2025 alleges erroneous refund by department on export of goods

The next turn: How taxes and trade deals are reshaping luxury car prices

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 28 Nov 2025

SAT allows Rohit Salgaocar to cross-examine Ketan Parekh in front-running case

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Tribunal sets aside SEBI's rejection; regulator asked to fix cross-examination date

India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 28 Nov 2025

State capital outlay to rise 4-6% but stays below long-term average: Crisil

Business Standard

Capital outlay of states is expected to grow from four per cent to six per cent in the current financial year touching approximately Rs 7.5 lakh crore, Crisil Ratings said in its report on Friday. This would be lower than seven per cent in the last financial year and well below the decadal average of 11 per cent as rising revenue deficits are limiting financial flexibility, the report said. Water supply and sanitation, including housing and urban development and irrigation, will continue to be the main drivers of the capital expenditure, the report said. The top 18 states will account for 94 per cent of capital outlay of the states. According to the report, rising revenue deficit of the states are due to slow pace of growth due to moderation in GST rates post rationalisation, slowing devolution from the Centre and lower nominal GDP growth driven by easing inflation. On the other hand, revenue expenditure is set to grow sharply by seven per cent to nine per cent, driven by committe