Daily Newsletter | Monday, September 25, 2017
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| ‘Mallya diverted most of Rs 6k-cr loan to shell cos’ |
| The CBI and Enforcement Directorate are preparing to chargesheet Mallya for allegedly diverting a large chunk of funds from the Rs 6,027-crore loan he took for his now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines from a consortium of banks led by State Bank of India. |
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| Pak envoy uses fake image at UN, left red-faced |
| In its zeal to rebuff India’s scathing indictment of Islamabad’s terror policy, Pakistan only managed to embarrass itself at the UN as it displayed a wrong picture of a purported Kashmiri pellet gun victim. |
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| MCG election: Independents establish lead; voter turnout 55.68% |
| Independent candidates appear to be on a winning streak at Civic polls in Gurugram. On Sunday, around 55.68% people voted in Gurugram to elect their next municipal mayor. Last time, i.e. in 2011, the poll percentage was 63.3%. This shows a decline of eight per cent. |
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| India beat Australia to clinch ODI series, grab No.1 spot |
| Hardik Pandya (78), Rohit Sharma (71) and Ajinkya Rahane (70) scored fifties each to help India beat Australia by five wickets in the third one-day international in Indore on Sunday. India sealed the five-match series with three wins in three matches. |
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| It was Ravi’s idea to promote Hardik up the order: Kohli |
| Indian captain Virat Kohli said head coach Ravi Shastri was the brain behind promoting all-rounder Hardik Pandya up the order, which eventually paid rich dividends for the home side in the series-clinching five-wicket win over Australia in the third ODI. |
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| GST registrations up, but fewer tax returns in August |
| The tax base or those registered for GST has gone up in August but the number of filings so far is lower than the previous month as businesses grapple with technology issues and take advantage of the government’s decision to waive penalty for late filing. |
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| Scope for rate cut by RBI remains: Government |
| The government indicated on Saturday that the recent rise in inflation did not dampen the case for a rate cut as the finance ministry had factored in the possibility of 4% inflation in the medium term. |
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