
Tragic Loss: Good Capital Co-Founder Rohan Malhotra Passes Away
Rohan Malhotra, co-founder and managing partner of Good Capital, an early-stage venture capital firm, tragically passed away on October 1 at the young age of 36.
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Rohan Malhotra, co-founder and managing partner of Good Capital, an early-stage venture capital firm, tragically passed away on October 1 at the young age of 36.

The Chennai bench of the NCLAT on Tuesday, adjourned the case involving BYJU’s and a group of its US lenders represented by Glas Trust Company LLC.

Shweta Kukreja, a freelancer, made a shocking revelation on X of an impressive payment of INR 4.4 lakh credited to her bank account for just 3 hours of work.

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The Animal star Triptii Dimri has found herself embroiled in controversy after failing to attend the FICCI FLO event in Jaipur on Monday.

Glas Trust, a U.S.-based creditor of Bengaluru-based edtech company, on Tuesday, told the Supreme Court that it had been falsely removed from the Committee of Creditors.

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Dyson, last week announced Badshah, renowned Indian rapper and singer as the brand ambassador for Dyson OnTrac headphones in India.

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Nabanita Nag, an Indian-origin lawyer and Chief Legal Officer at Norfolk Southern Corporation in Atlanta, and CEO Alan Shaw were terminated over alleged relationship.

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The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing for September 17 to consider an appeal filed by Glas Trust Company LLC, U.S.-based creditor of BYJU's.