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A section of a foot overbridge in
Mumbai caved in over the Western Railway (WR) tracks during Tuesday morning's
peak hours following incessant rain, leaving five persons injured, and creating
a scare among the commuters, an official said. The crash has affected Mumbai's
lifeline -- the suburban train services, which ferries around eight million
commuters daily. The injured, who include one woman, have been admitted to the
Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's R N Cooper Hospital in Vile Parle, a BMC official
said. One of them is critical. Railway Minister Piyush Goyal has ordered an
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On Air India's disinvestment, Prime Minister Narendra
Modi has said his government doesn’t want to be accused of selling
something cheaply.
In an interview to Swarajya magazine, Modi said he disagreed with the perception that his government had been half-hearted at divesting from public sector entities. He said it had undertaken “significant disinvestment”. Modi said his government has pursued Air India’s divestment “with utmost sincerity”. “You have to differentiate between the lack of response to one sale offer and a policy decision,”
In an interview to Swarajya magazine, Modi said he disagreed with the perception that his government had been half-hearted at divesting from public sector entities. He said it had undertaken “significant disinvestment”. Modi said his government has pursued Air India’s divestment “with utmost sincerity”. “You have to differentiate between the lack of response to one sale offer and a policy decision,”
Vishvapradhan Commercial Pvt
Ltd (VCPL) has decided to appeal against the Securities and Exchange Board
of India's (Sebi's) order issued last Tuesday directing the company to make an
open offer within 45 days to acquire shares of NDTV Ltd. The
reason for the Sebi order was that VCPL has indirectly acquired
control of over 52 per cent of the media company without making an open offer.
Sources close to Vishvapradhan confirmed that the company has decided to appeal
against the decision in the Securities Appellate Tribunal -- a
statutory body that has been set up to hear appeals against Sebi orders.
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