The BBC article’s headline, “Indian billionaires buy foreign companies as growth slows at home”, is quite revealing of the underlying agenda of portraying even lucrative Indian mergers and acquisitions as more of an outcome of domestic failures than strong balance sheets.
From Kensington’s northern India trail to Mission Grove’s $1.6 million campaign, the investigation shows how foreign churches publicly backed TTI’s India focused church planting ecosystem through money, training and field engagement.
Heavy police deployment was seen in multiple parts of the city as civic authorities arrived with bulldozers, payloaders, mechanised jackhammers and gas cutters to pull down the structures.
Madhu, a 27-year-old tribal youth from Attappady in Kerala's Palakkad district, was lynched by an Islamist mob over suspicion of stealing food items, including rice, from a local shop.
During the police investigation, it emerged that the stock trading app in question was fake and designed by scammers to mimic a legitimate trading platform. What tricked investors who downloaded the app was its realistic dashboard, automated returns, profit graphs, etc.