The latest concerns from within the MFI industry itself—circulated in a candid plea—paint a grim picture. In several locations, over 30 institutions, including banks, NBFCs, cooperative societies, and informal lenders, are all aggressively lending to the same poor households.
India must decide whether it wants to be a global technology leader or remain a mere participant in someone else’s game. The path forward requires ambition, investment, and a cultural shift that celebrates meaningful innovation over fleeting conveniences.
A sharply depreciating rupee sends all the wrong messages—higher risks, reduced returns, and an economy struggling to keep up. Left unchecked, it can trigger capital outflows, destabilizing markets and worsening the current account deficit. The RBI’s interventions reassure investors, acting as a firewall against such outcomes.
The distress caused by multiple lending is becoming increasingly evident. Reports of harassment, coercive recovery practices, and even suicides among borrowers in rural India have been on the rise. Karnataka, in particular, has seen a surge in complaints against MFIs, with farmers and other borrowers alleging relentless pressure to repay debts
Developed nations, including the U.S., the U.K., and parts of Europe, are witnessing a rise in nationalist rhetoric and protectionist policies. Visa restrictions, deportations, and barriers to work opportunities for foreign nationals are becoming the norm.
In its flagship inequity report released every year on the first day of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, Oxfam International contrasted the huge jump in the billionaire wealth with the number of people living in poverty barely having changed since 1990.
Returning Officer Mr. Sanjay Raut in
the Board Meeting of the newly elected Board Members. Both were elected unanimously.
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Senior citizen placed under ‘digital arrest’ by online fraudsters, forced to pay Rs 14 lakh
The cyber-crime unit has revealed that 254 cases linked to this scam have been registered across the country. Fraudulent transactions totaling Rs 97 crore were conducted through six bank accounts reportedly opened by bank staff.