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 Have corporates come together to dislodge SEBI's Madhabi Buch? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_izxGmhX5k
The Federal  Sep 4, 2024
Two days after allegations of conflict of interest and office of profit against SEBI chief Madhabi Puri Buch surfaced, 500 employees of the market regulator have written a letter to the Finance Minister, complaining that Buch indulges in shouting and humiliation, and sets unrealistic targets. Why have the employees written a letter now? Are they being egged on by corporate forces who have decided to dislodge the SEBI chief? Is the government trying to create a situation where Mandhabi Puri Bucch is sacked? 

 Transparency on Trial: SEBI Chairperson's Ongoing ICICI Earnings Raise Conflict-of-Interest Alarms https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SctLN7Ty700
Moneylife  Sep 4, 2024 
Sucheta Dalal explores the serious allegations leveled against Madhabi Puri Buch, the Chairperson of SEBI, by the Congress party, which have sent shockwaves through India's financial sector. The video delves into the potential conflicts of interest, lack of disclosure norms, and the broader implications for transparency and integrity in regulatory bodies.

Distinction between consensual sex between queer individuals is also done away in the revised curriculum along with adultery and offences such as incest and bestiality. https://thewire.in/education/revised-medical-curriculum-lists-lesbianism-as-sexual-offence-removes-training-on-disability 

The forensic medicine curriculum for undergraduate medical students has been revised by the National Medical Commission (NMC), the country’s apex medical education regulator, with “sodomy and lesbianism” being brought back under the category of unnatural sexual offences.

Other topics being brought back in the curriculum include importance of hymen, definition of virginity and defloration, and its legitimacy and medico-legal importance, which had been done away with in 2022 when the module was modified in accordance with the directions of the Madras High Court, reported The Indian Express.