How Chidambaram got into trouble

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How P Chidambaram got into trouble Hours after the Delhi High Court rejected former Finance Minister P.Chidambaram's anticipatory bail in the INX media case, a team of the CBI and the ED officials visited his residence. Delhi Disaster Management Authority rescues family after Yamuna breaches danger mark Four persons, including a couple and their two children, spent a night on the tree and rescued by the DDMA officials this morning. More than 2,300 tigers killed and trafficked this century: Report Everest region bans single-use plastic Single-use plastics have been banned in the Everest region to reduce the vast amounts of waste left by trekkers and mountaineers, Nepali authorities said Thursday. Going 'nude': UK supermarkets test plastic-free zones Bowing to pressure from environmentally conscious consumers, big brand shops have begun taking steps to strip their shelves of plastic wrapping over concerns about saving the oceans from waste. In high-tech Japan, cash is still king Once a pioneer in cashless transactions, Japan is now lagging behind as the world's biggest economies increasingly embrace electronic payments — because its ageing population still prefers physical money. Venezuela crisis pushes women into 'forced motherhood' As Venezuela's crisis deepens, women are bearing the brunt of the nation's upheaval. To power AI, a small startup unveils a large computer chip The largest computer chips would usually fit in the palm of your hand. Some could rest on the tip of your finger. Conventional wisdom says anything bigger would be a problem. Now a Silicon Valley startup, Cerebras, is challenging that notion. On Monday, the company unveiled what it claims is the largest computer chip ever built. Mukesh Ambani's Rs 15 crore salary isn't as interesting: These top bosses earn more than him When your net worth is approximately $50 billion, a no pay hike isn't a major cause for concern. In fact, at that level, an annual salary figure of Rs 15 crore itself could feel like pocket change — even though this compensation includes salary and allowances, perquisites, retiral benefits and commission. Thinking of investing in mid cap and small cap schemes? Read this The talk about valuations alone can't be your reason to invest in mid cap and small cap schemes. If you are investing in these schemes, it can reinforce your faith in them. You should invest in mid cap and small caps only if they are in line with your investment strategy and risk profile.

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