The big news: Sebi to seek report from Tata about Cyrus Mistry’s claims, and nine other top stories
New Zealand won the 4th ODI to level the series with India, and a court ordered the Delhi-Noida Direct highway to become toll-free.
A look at the headlines right now:
- Cyrus Mistry letter claims ‘wrongful dismissal’, warns Tatas of $18 billion in writedowns: Sebi will seek a report from the company, after the ousted chairperson wrote that he had inherited 'debt-laden' ventures.
- New Zealand level series with 19-run win against India in 4th ODI: Despite Ajinkya Rahane and Virat Kohli's steady knocks at the top, the Indian middle-order collapsed.
- Delhi-Noida Direct flyway will be toll-free from now, rules Allahabad High Court: Noida residents had filed a plea seeking to scrap the Rs 28 fee, citing profits made by the operator of the 8-lane expressway.
- Samajwadi Party chief Shivpal Yadav vacates government house in Lucknow: Earlier in the day, he replaced his ministerial nameplate outside 7, Kalidas Marg, and surrendered his official vehicle.
- National Geographic’s iconic ‘Afghan Girl’ arrested for having fake identity documents in Pakistan: Officials said Sharbat Bibi, whose photograph by Steve McCurry made her internationally renowned, had both Pakistani and Afghan cards.
- Yagna with 3,000 AIADMK members held for Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's recovery: Around 200 priests took part in the event, which cost around Rs 35 lakh.
- SC asks Navjot Singh Sidhu to face trial in 2009 Lok Sabha election case: The cricketer-turned-politician was accused of exceeding the poll expenditure limit of Rs 25 lakh and transferring 11 officers.
- US election: Hillary Clinton's foreign policy can trigger World War 3, says Donald Trump: Democrat candidate Clinton, who is leading in opinion polls, has warned her supporters against complacency and urged them to vote.
- CBI court acquits BS Yeddyurappa of bribery, corruption in Rs 40-crore mining case: ‘Justice is done, I stand vindicated,’ the former Karnataka chief minister said on Twitter minutes after the judgment.
- Union Budget advanced by a month to ensure speedier implementation of schemes, says Narendra Modi: The prime minister asked states to align their plans according to the revised dates so that they could take maximum advantage of the move.