on Wednesday at Hinduja hospital in Mumbai, India.... Raj Kapoor reflected the newly minted Indian

They were born in Mumbai and raised in the UK. Other notable wealthy Brits include Sir Jim Ratcliffe, part-owner of Manchester United and Sir James Dyson, inventor of the Dyson vacuum....

Coffee Day Global, the operator of Cafe Coffee Day chains, was admitted for corporate insolvency by the Bengaluru bench of the National Company Law Tribunal( NCLT) last week, The Economic Times( ET) reported on Monday.... Based on a petition filed by IndusInd Bank, the NCLT passed an oral order on Thursday to admit the unlisted company.... According to the annual report, as on March 31, 2022, the firm has an outstanding debt of Rs 67.3 crore from IndusInd Bank....

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday assured India Inc that liquidity is no longer a major concern for the economy.... She said that from October 15 the government would kick-start a credit outreach programme. The move is likely to give impetus to economic recovery during the festive season and also ensure availability of credit for sectors like export.... This has resulted in a higher average surplus of over Rs six trillion in the banking system. Sitharaman added that the announced d

Read ourprivacy notice Thanks for signing up to theMorning Headlines email{{# verifyErrors}}{{ message}}{{/ verifyErrors}}{{^ verifyErrors}} Something went wrong.... Please try again later{{/ verifyErrors}} The Independent is delighted to announce that we have reached the target to provide 500 disadvantaged children with their own beds to sleep in this Christmas.... The shocking campaign touched a raw nerve, with the Dean of St Paul’s intervening to talk about the tragedy of children suffering

OPINIONKeir Starmer only has one person to blame for the current state of government( Image: POOL/ AFP via Getty Images) An indignant Keir Starmer once declared “ a fish rots from the head ” during an attack on his opponents but it is his Labour government that stinks.... Labour cheerleaders sighed with relief that the “ grown ups are back in charge ” when the general election results became clear. Instead we have sacking after sacking, a flatlining economy, more small boats crossings than befo