An Indian court has ordered the takedown of an online documentary posted by Hotmail co-founder Sabeer Bhatia accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi and billionaire Gautam Adani of cronyism, after Adani Enterprises sued, calling it defamatory
Adani's flagship firm, Adani Enterprises, told the High Court in eastern city of Kolkata that the documentary, which garnered millions of views on social media in recent days, was riddled with false content and had prompted inquiries from some investors in the company, whom the court order did not name.
The documentary "is not a news report or an account of proceedings. It is a dramatised narrative," the court's takedown order for YouTube, X and Meta issued late on Monday said
Adani Enterprises, Modi's office and Bhatia did not respond to.
The UAE consumers have been warned that credit credit limit is ‘not a spending target’ because if they pay only the minimum each month, a Dh10,000 card balance could take almost nine years to clear and cost more than Dh22,000
In an interview with Khaleej Times, Ambareen Musa, CEO of Revolut, warned that more than Dh12,250 of that total would be interest alone.
She cautioned that a relatively modest balance can become a long-term financial burden and advised consumers to clear their full statement balance each month or, at the very least, pay substantially more than the minimum
Revolut CEO based her illustration on a hypothetical monthly interest rate of three per cent. The minimum payment is assumed to be five per cent of the outstanding amount, including interest,.
