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Karnataka to Regularise 10 Lakh Illegal Properties

Karnataka Cabinet approves a major scheme to issue A khata certificates for 10 lakh unauthorised properties across urban local bodies, excluding Bengaluru. Learn how this move aims to boost revenue and curb illegal layouts.

NCLAT Rules LDA Must Be Heard in Ansal Insolvency

NCLAT orders Ansal Properties insolvency proceedings cannot proceed without hearing Lucknow Development Authority, protecting homebuyers' interests and Rs 4,500 crore claims. Read the full story.

2026 Budget Session to Decide Fate of Major Reforms

As Parliament gears up for the 2026 Budget Session, high-stakes bills on simultaneous elections, higher education, and financial markets await final clearance. Get the full analysis of India's legislative roadmap.

RG Luxury Homes Gets Final OC, 464 Flats Ready for Possession

RG Group secures occupancy certificate for final towers in Greater Noida West, completing Phase 1 of RG Luxury Homes. After a 2019 insolvency stall, the reverse insolvency process revives the project, bringing relief to homebuyers. Read more.

Math Secrets of 2026 Revealed by Bengaluru Professor

A retired professor from Bengaluru uncovers fascinating mathematical properties of the year 2026, linking it to perfect numbers, prime factors, and ancient philosophy. Discover the numerical magic!

Panel Proposes Multiple IBC Plans for Stressed Assets

A parliamentary panel recommends allowing multiple resolution plans for different assets of an insolvent firm, aiming to boost value and attract bidders. Explore the potential shift in India's insolvency landscape.

Panel wants 3-month deadline for NCLAT appeals under IBC

A parliamentary committee recommends a strict 3-month deadline for NCLAT to dispose of IBC appeals, addressing massive delays. The move aims to streamline India's corporate insolvency process. Read the full report.

Lok Sabha Panel Sets 3-Month Deadline for NCLAT Appeals

A Lok Sabha panel mandates NCLAT to resolve bankruptcy appeals within 3 months to speed up corporate rescue. It also bars resolution pros from becoming liquidators to curb perverse incentives. #IBC #BankruptcyReform

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