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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 21 Jul 2025

Jane Street Row: SEBI Asks Exchanges To 'Closely Monitor' Future Dealings

NDTV Profit

The monitoring of Jane Street's dealings and positions will be continued by the exchanges "till the completion of the investigation by SEBI" in the market manipulation case.

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NDTV Profit Impact: SEBI Cracks Down On Dabba Trading Operator 'Close Friend Traders'

NDTV Profit | 21 Jul 2025 9 more

Market regulator Sebi issues advisory on dabba trading, cautions investors

Business Standard | 21 Jul 2025

Jane Street Likely To Re-Enter Indian Stock Market But Curbs Will Ply

NDTV Profit | 21 Jul 2025

Jane Street to resume trading: Arbitrage vs market manipulation explained

Business Standard | 21 Jul 2025

Jane Street Allowed To Re-Enter Indian Stock Markets After Rs 4,800 Crore Escrow Deposit

NDTV Profit | 21 Jul 2025

SEBI allows Jane Street to resume trading, report says

Business Line | 21 Jul 2025

Best of BS Opinion: Why Sebi needs to do more on derivatives trading

Business Standard | 21 Jul 2025

Risky options: Sebi should continue to educate retail investors carefully

Business Standard | 20 Jul 2025

One scheme no longer fits all: Sebi plans split routine as funds bulk up 7x

Business Standard | 20 Jul 2025

Sebi resolves 4,415 investor complaints in June via SCORES platform

Business Standard | 20 Jul 2025

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 21 Jul 2025

Adani Group To Pump Rs 96,000 Crore Into Airport Business Over Five Years

NDTV Profit

The bulk of this capital will be directed toward the Navi Mumbai and Mumbai airport projects, as the conglomerate doubles down on its domestic aviation ambitions.

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 21 Jul 2025

Sebi's AMC-family office plan sparks concerns over regulation and parity

Business Standard

Sebi's plan to let AMCs manage non-broad-based pooled funds without PMS licences has sparked debate over regulatory parity, competitive fairness, and market safeguards

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 20 Jul 2025

FinMin looks to widen infrastructure plans for capital expenditure push

Business Standard

Experts say that, given the higher capital spending by the Centre in April-May of FY26, there is room to raise the capex target beyond the budgeted 11.2 trillion

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 20 Jul 2025

SEBI likely to further ease technical glitch norms for brokers

Business Line

Regulator, exchanges in talks to address broking industry concerns over definition, penalties, and liability for system disruptions

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NLC India arm NIRL to go public in Q2 of FY27; to raise 4,000 cr for expansion: CMD

Business Line | 20 Jul 2025

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 20 Jul 2025

Of mares and memos: A bureaucratic canter through the polo horse duty exemption

Business Line

Finance Ministry grants and rescinds import duty exemption on polo horses within 24 hours

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 19 Jul 2025

NSDL nears listing deadline: How does the institutional giant measure up to CDSL's retail surge?

Economic Times

As NSDL nears its SEBI-mandated IPO deadline, investor focus sharpens on how the institutional depository stacks up against retail-friendly CDSL, which has surged 44% over the past year amid India's retail investing boom.

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 19 Jul 2025

Sebi plans to change MF norms to tackle overlaps, ensure names true-to-label'

Economic Times

SEBI is considering changes to mutual fund categorisation to prevent portfolio overlaps, potentially capping overlap at 50% for certain funds. The regulator proposes standardised scheme naming for clarity, like 'large cap scheme' and renaming some debt schemes. Solution-oriented funds may face lock-in periods for new investments.

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OctaFX India pays 32 lakh to settle Sebi forex trading violation case

Business Standard | 18 Jul 2025 9 more

Sebi plans revamp of MF categorisation norms to curb scheme overlap

Business Standard | 18 Jul 2025

High margins to curb speculation in electricity derivatives: SEBI Chairman

Business Line | 18 Jul 2025

Electricity futures to deepen power market, says Sebi Chairman Pandey

Business Standard | 18 Jul 2025

High margin requirements will discourage undue speculation in electricity futures: Sebi Chief Pandey

Economic Times | 18 Jul 2025

Sebi considers review of categorisation of MF schemes to address overlap

Business Standard | 18 Jul 2025

Sebi to look into ways to improve F&O market: Official

Economic Times | 18 Jul 2025

Short-term derivatives eroding capital formation: Sebi's Ananth Narayan

Business Standard | 17 Jul 2025

Sebi looks to extend tenure of derivatives contracts, says official

Business Standard | 17 Jul 2025

Sebi nears finalisation of penalty rationalisation framework for brokers

Business Standard | 16 Jul 2025

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 19 Jul 2025

SEBI Weighs Allowing A Second Mutual Fund Scheme Per Category

NDTV Profit

As things stand, the fund houses are only allowed one scheme per category. And as per the latest data from AMFI, there are already a total of 1,791 schemes offered across various categories.

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SEBI Proposes Rationalisation Of Mutual Fund Rules

NDTV Profit | 18 Jul 2025

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India Policy and Reforms

TREND | 18 Jul 2025

Over 22,000 narcotic smugglers held in Punjab's anti drug campaign

Business Standard

Over 22,000 narcotic smugglers have been arrested so far under a state-level campaign against drugs, officials said on Friday. Under the 'Yudh Nashian Virudh' (war against drugs) campaign, Punjab Police on Thursday arrested 113 drug smugglers and recovered 1.5 kg heroin, 5 kg opium, and 31,237 intoxicant pills from their possession. With this, the number of total drug smugglers arrested in 138 days of the campaign has reached 22,377. Special DGP (Law and Order) Arpit Shukla stated that over 180 police teams, comprising more than 1,300 police personnel, under the supervision of 93 gazetted officers, conducted raids at as many as 433 locations across the state on Thursday. The operation led to the registration of 81 FIRs across the state, Shukla said, adding police teams also checked as many as 483 suspicious persons in the exercise. The state government has also constituted a five-member cabinet subcommittee led by Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema to monitor the war against...

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