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Why global investors are betting on India’s data centres without ‘buying’ them

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By Sheenu Sharma Verified
| Financial Express Verified
India’s data centre sector is entering a high-growth phase, but the way global money is flowing in has changed. Instead of buying Indian companies outright, foreign private equity and infrastructure funds are increasingly taking minority equity stakes and providing debt financing to scale up domestic operators, according to S&P Global Ratings.
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From one to 440 companies: How India’s $600 million start-up space sector eco-system is lifting off

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By Sheenu Sharma Verified
| Financial Express Verified
Cumulative private investment in the sector has reached about $600 million, enough to push companies from prototypes to real missions and commercial contracts. Firms such as Skyroot Aerospace, Pixxel, Agnikul Cosmos and Digantara are testing engines, launching sub-orbital vehicles and selling data and services in areas once dominated by a few global aerospace players.
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How Kerala man won Rs 2.8 lakh after insurer failed to provide policy terms upfront

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By Sheenu Sharma Verified
| Financial Express Verified
A man in Kerala recently won a consumer case against a life insurance company after a district forum ruled that the insurer failed to provide the policy handbook containing terms and conditions before he bought the plan, according to the court order obtained by The Indian Express. The Thiruvananthapuram District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission ordered the company to refund Rs 2.74 lakh, plus Rs 10,000 as compensation and Rs 3,000 towards litigation costs—totalling nearly Rs 2.8 lakh.
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