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India’s tax officials are searching the BBC offices in New Delhi and Mumbai for a third straight day seeking information about the organization’s business operations amid allegations of tax evasion

The income tax “survey” at BBC’s Delhi and Mumbai offices entered the third day on Thursday. A team of two dozen tax officials are probing alleged transfer pricing violations and diversion of profits. 

A day after a woman's decomposed body was found in a Mumbai flat, the Crime Branch arrested her husband from Madhya Pradesh. Read further on Dynamite News:

Searches in offices in Delhi and Mumbai come weeks after the release of BBC documentary critical of prime minister Narendra Modi

MUMBAI: Individual stock investors in India are keeping faith in the country’s $3.1 trillion equity market even after a punishing selloff in Adani group shares threatened to drag down one of the world’s best-performing indexes since the pandemic.

In two months, India is projected to become the world's most populous country with over 1.4 billion people. But for at least a year, and possibly longer, the country won't know how many people it has because it hasn't been able to count them.

India embarked on an income tax survey of BBC offices after the British news organisation failed to offer a convincing response to earlier tax notices, a government official said on Wednesday, weeks after India blocked a BBC documentary as propaganda.

Individual commitment to a group effort. That, perhaps, best explains Saurashtra’s cricket journey over the past decade. Although they started competing as Saurashtra from the 1950-51 season, it wasn’t until 2012-13 that they turned title contenders. After making three appearances in the final (2012-13, 2015-16 and 2018-19), Saurashtra finally took…

MUMBAI: The upcoming Irani Cup fixture between last season's Ranji Trophy champions Madhya Pradesh and Rest of India is likely to be a pink ball match under lights, TOI has learnt.