Clean energy is the future.”“EV + Solar + Government contracts? This one’s a no-brainer.”“Look at that stock! ₹100 to ₹1100 in a year!” This is how Gensol Engineering Ltd was […]
“Beta, I haven’t logged into my account for weeks… but my shares are gone.” That’s what the 63-year-old woman told her son, confused and worried. A retired schoolteacher, she had
“Sir, your GST liability is ₹2.66 crore,” said the officer, tapping the screen in front of him. Madan Jain blinked. “Come again?” “You owe ₹2.66 crore. Bookings worth ₹22.51 crore
Sukhadeo Bhil is not your usual stock market guy. He doesn’t sit in front of a computer watching prices go up and down, nor does he know much about charts
Imagine this: someone pays ₹25 lakh and gets a government teacher’s job, no exams, no interviews, nothing. Just money under the table. Sounds unreal, right? But that’s exactly what’s been
“Sir, these Letters of Undertakings (LoUs) don’t match our system entries…” The junior bank officer stared at his computer screen, unsure whether he’d made a mistake or uncovered something massive.
It’s one thing to lose money in the markets. It’s another to lose it because someone convinced you to trust them, and then vanished when things went south. This is
“So… I never applied for any loan, but suddenly I’m getting recovery calls. What’s going on?” If you’ve ever found yourself in a similar situation, trust me, you’re not alone.
“I had invested because my neighbour told me she got double the money in just two years. It felt like a godsend,” said Shambhu Das, a retired schoolteacher from West
It started, like most scams do, with a too-good-to-be-true opportunity. Manish Kumar, a Patna-based businessman with a decent reputation in his circle, got a call in early 2024. The voice
Delhi, the city that holds the dreams of millions, has a darker side that many don’t see. It’s a place where the promise of affordable housing turned into a nightmare
It was supposed to be a quiet Tuesday. Ramesh (name changed), a seasoned software engineer from Hyderabad, had just wrapped up a client call and was halfway through his coffee
