Abhisek 
India’s aviation journey began with the world’s first airmail flight in 1911 from Allahabad to Naini, evolving into a state monopoly under Indian Airlines in 1953 that stifled competition for decades. This history of over-regulation and inefficiency paved the way for post-1991 liberalization, birthing IndiGo’s dominance but exposing duopoly risks seen in the recent crisis … Read more
Wakefit Innovations, the direct-to-consumer (D2C) mattress and home furnishings brand, is set to enter the Indian primary market with an IPO size of around ₹1,288–1,289 crore, and early grey market activity is already attracting strong investor interest.[1][2][5] A key talking point is the Wakefit IPO GMP (grey market premium), which is indicating potential double-digit listing … Read more
SEBI’s Historic Finfluencer Takedown Avadhut Sathe started as a chawl kid in Mumbai dreaming of stock market riches. By 2025, his Avadhut Sathe Trading Academy (ASTA) raked in ₹86 crore annually from 3.37 lakh followers hooked on “wisdom-based” Bank Nifty tips. On December 4, 2025, SEBI slammed the door shut, banning Sathe, his academy, and … Read more
Aidan Hutchinson is currently listed as healthy and expected to play, with no ongoing absence or multi‑week recovery timeline; his recent elbow issue was minor and cleared. timesofindia.indiatimes+5 Current injury status Reports from mid‑November noted Hutchinson missed a Wednesday practice with an upper‑body/elbow issue but returned as a full participant the next day. Team and … Read more
India’s aviation sector is facing unprecedented disruption as IndiGo, the country’s largest domestic airline, grapples with a perfect storm of operational challenges. In early December 2025, the carrier cancelled over 200 flights in a single day and saw its on-time performance plummet to just 35 percent—the worst among all major Indian airlines. For millions of … Read more
In a significant legal ruling, the Kharkhoda Civil Court in Haryana discharged a farmer named Ravinder who was accused of burning stubble, finding that the prosecution lacked merit because the District Magistrate’s ban on stubble burning was no longer in force on the date of the alleged violation. The court discovered that the ban remained effective from September 12, 2024, to November 10, 2024, but the complaint was filed on November 15, 2024, for an incident that occurred on November 14, 2024, meaning the order had already expired when the alleged burning took place. Beyond the procedural issues, the court also condemned the District Level Committee for imposing an unjustified fine on the farmer, charging him double the prescribed environmental compensation amount. According to the court’s findings, farmers with less than 2 acres of land should pay ₹2,500 in environmental compensation, but Ravinder was forced to pay ₹5,000 without proper justification or an opportunity to be heard. The court characterized this action as “unjust and unlawful enrichment” and “a matter of putrescence and dishonesty” within the District administration. As a remedy for the wrongful prosecution and loss of time, the court awarded the farmer only ₹1,000 under Section 399 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNSS), which the article’s title suggests is an inadequate and illusory remedy for the farmer’s suffering. The court directed that a copy of the order be sent to the State Human Rights Commission and the Environment Department for investigation into the erring officials. This case highlights systemic issues in the enforcement of environmental regulations, including procedural lapses, administrative overreach, and the inadequacy of compensation mechanisms available under current law to address wrongful prosecutions.
The 10-year Treasury yield has climbed back above 4% in early December 2025, marking a critical inflection point for investors watching the bond market closely. As of December 2, 2025, the yield on U.S. Treasury Securities at 10-Year Constant Maturity stood at 4.09%, while the 30-year bond yield reached 4.74%[1]. This move signals renewed pressure … Read more
The Bank of Japan stands at a critical crossroads. After maintaining interest rates at 0.5% for months, internal policy discussions and recent statements from Governor Kazuo Ueda suggest that a significant monetary policy shift could arrive as early as December 2025. This potential rate increase represents far more than a routine adjustment to Japan’s borrowing … Read more
In early December 2025, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman triggered an internal alert that sent shockwaves through the company’s engineering teams and the broader AI industry. The directive, known as “Code Red,” represents a fundamental strategic realignment—one that prioritizes technical excellence and competitive positioning over near-term revenue expansion. This move signals not just internal urgency, but … Read more
As December 2025 began, Bitcoin experienced a jarring 6% decline on Monday, December 1st, plummeting to $85,788 and marking one of its steepest daily percentage drops since early November. This wasn’t an isolated incident—it was the culmination of a brutal November that saw the world’s largest cryptocurrency shed over $18,000, its most significant monthly dollar … Read more