Corporate Behaviour and Free Speech

Notebandi के बाद Adani की संपत्ति utni बढी jitna RBI से नोट gayab हुये ? Reserve Bank of India https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo_iUaKywOs 
Oct 2, 2022 Notebandi के बाद Adani की संपत्ति utni बढी jitna RBI से नोट gayab हुये ? Reserve bank of India
- नोटबंदी के समय अडानी की संपत्ति 3 अरब डॉलर आज 10 लाख करोड़ कैसे?
- RBI ने नोटबंदी तक 16 लाख करोड़ नोट छापे ! नोटबंदी के बाद 16 लाख करोड़ नोट छापे ! 16 लाख करोड़ नोट गायब कैसे हुये?
- कोई चोरी नहीं कोई डाका नहीं

Fishermen protesting against Vizhinjam port demanding rehabilitation and livelihood. Infrastructure Finance Update. August 2022 https://www.cenfa.org/fishermen-protesting-against-vizhinjam-port-demanding-rehabilitation-and-livelihood/ By Shivani Dwivedi | September 20, 2022

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) reported a 16.86% drop in consolidated net profit to Rs 1,091.56 crore for the first quarter of the current fiscal year on Monday.  Adani Ports, which is constructing a transshipment port in Vizhinjam, Thiruvananthapuram, has petitioned the Kerala High Court for police protection against protesters protesting the development work. In their petition, the Adani Group claimed that the continued agitation by fishermen posed a threat to the lives of its employees and that, despite representations, the government was taking no action. Since a few weeks, a large number of fishermen have been protesting outside the main entrance of the multi-purpose seaport in nearby Mulloor, pressing their seven-point charter of demands, which include halting construction work and conducting a coastal impact study in connection with the multi-crore project. Protesters claim that the unscientific construction of bridges, or artificial sea walls as part of the future Vizhinjam port is one of the causes of the district’s increasing coastline erosion. 

FISHING COMMUNITIES’ RESISTANCE AGAINST VIZHINJAM ADANI INTERNATIONAL SEAPORT, KERALA AJ Vijayan, Coastal Watch; Sharanya Raj, Convenor, K Rail Virudha Janakeeya Samithi; 
Anto Elias, Kerala Swatantra Matsya Thozhilali Federation (KSMTF) https://www.facebook.com/NAPMindia/videos/2314581422035503

 Will the corporates sink our banks? A credible study warns of over leveraging | MONEY TRAIL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD7V6xnprFU
12 views Sep 5, 2022 'Take loans as much as you want and expand your empire' - this seems to be new corporate mantra. A study by CreditSights, affiliated to the credit rating agency Fitch warns about over leveraging. Indian corporates are investing less and depending more on loans and bonds. Though the study is more worried about bonds' sustainability what should worry us are our banks. Indian banks are so exposed to corporate loans - 45% of total loans - that if some of it goes bad it can bring down some banks. Nevertheless even PSU banks are getting more into corporate loan business. They are closing branches, cutting down staff strength and diminishing their presence in small loans sector. Choosing corporates over people for more profit. But on the doomsday it will cost heavily.