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Sultanpur police apprehended four individuals, including one injured in an encounter, in connection with a May 7 robbery. Acting on a tip, authorities intercepted suspects distributing looted cash. During the exchange, Pratik Bharti sustained a leg injury. Police recovered cash and a motorcycle, linking them to the armed robbery of a microfinance agent.

A bold overhaul of higher education aims to align degrees with emerging industries, transforming classrooms into pathways for jobs and nation-building

Singer Mangli has accused advocate Singapogu Subbarao of extortion and intimidation, claiming he demanded ₹10 lakh to remove social media videos related to the ₹10 crore microfinance case. Subbarao, representing investors, was subjected to an alcohol test during a police inquiry, which he decried as a distraction tactic.

Folk singer Mangli is embroiled in a legal battle with advocate Singapogu Subbarao over a ₹10 crore investment fraud. While the advocate claims investors were duped via schemes linked to Mangli's brother and her stardom, the singer counters with allegations of blackmail and defamation, accusing the advocate of using manipulated videos and threats.

Women's credit uptake has surged, now representing Rs 76 lakh crore or 26% of total system credit in 2025, a near five-fold increase since 2017. This signifies a major shift with women actively driving credit demand, moving from passive recipients to key financial participants. Their engagement with formal credit and asset ownership is rapidly expanding.

Muthoot Microfin IPO, with an initial public offering size of Rs 960 crore, witnessed a subscription of 11.52 on the final day, surging from the 2.83 times recorded on Tuesday. According to NSE data, the Rs 960 crore IPO received bids for 28,09,80,216 shares, surpassing the 2,43,87,447 shares offered.

Is microfinance the next subprime? Though microfinance has emerged as the most favoured destination for PE/VC investors, a vast majority (75%) of those polled in a survey fear the sector is getting "overhyped to a bubble-like proportion".

microfinance institutions (MFIs) would grow at an annual pace of 30%-35% over the next three years on the back of improved fund availability, ratings agency ICRA has said.