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A Karnataka BJP MLA has said the party’s demand was for scrutiny of voter rolls, not the deletion of names, amid allegations of illegal enrolment in Belagavi. He claimed that a large number of Bangladeshis and Rohingyas were added as voters at the insistence of local Congress leaders, escalating a politically charged dispute over electoral integrity.
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Speaker inaugurated a SEIL-funded drinking water project in Undi constituency, underscoring the continuing role of corporate social responsibility in local infrastructure delivery. The project is expected to improve access to safe water for residents while highlighting how targeted public-private support is increasingly being used to address basic service gaps at the constituency level.
A broad market selloff is forcing companies tied to the global artificial intelligence buildout to rethink fundraising plans, delay capital raises, or accept higher borrowing costs. Investors are demanding clearer evidence that the sector can withstand elevated interest rates, rising power bills, and the heavy upfront expense of computing infrastructure.
The future of the United Kingdom’s largest telescope, the Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank, is set to be explored amid renewed concern over long-term funding for major scientific infrastructure. The review comes as local and regional leaders seek to protect radio astronomy assets facing budget strain, with fresh attention also on smaller telescopes linked to the same research ecosystem.
Indian banks reported a second quarter in which loan growth outpaced deposit accumulation across much of the sector, underscoring a persistent funding imbalance in the financial system. Canara Bank and Indian Bank were among the lenders posting notably stronger credit expansion than deposit growth, while South Indian Bank stood out as an exception to the broader trend.
CreditAccess Grameen is in advanced discussions to raise $175 million from a group of international lenders, including DBS and Standard Chartered, as it looks to bolster its liability profile and secure funding flexibility. The borrowing is expected to form a meaningful part of the company’s annual funding plan through external commercial borrowings, even as hedging costs rise but remain manageable.
Private credit is facing a sharper competitive squeeze as banks re-enter acquisition financing and regulatory shifts broaden borrower options, reducing the premium lenders can command. In the first half of 2026, a substantial share of private credit deals were priced below 18%, underscoring how quickly the market’s high-yield advantage is eroding.
The UN Refugee Agency is confronting what its leadership describes as an unprecedented weakening of its ability to protect displaced people, as donor shortfalls force service reductions across multiple crises. The warning lands amid reports of suspended refugee registration in Ethiopia and broader concerns that efficiency measures can no longer offset the scale of the cuts.
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