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New Delhi, Feb 29 (PTI) Sebi on Thursday barred 12 entities, including promoter of <keyword id="20775931" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="v-marc" source="keywords">V Marc</keyword> India Ltd, from the securities market for engaging in a fraudulent scheme to manipulate volumes and price of the company's shares. Additionally, the regulator impounded wrongful gains of Rs 6.38 crore made by some of the entities from the manipulative scheme, according to an interim order. This case primarily deals with fraudulent and manipulative trading in the scrip of V Marc India Ltd, listed on NSE's SME segment, prima facie orchestrated by the promoter and company management, along with connected parties. In its order, Sebi, prima facie, found that V Marc's promoter and MD Vikas Garg and Sandeep Kumar <keyword id="19920909" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="srivastava" source="keywords">Srivastava</keyword>, former Whole Time Director of the company-- engaged the services of Prijesh <keyword id="20775932" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="kurani" source="keywords">Kurani</keyword> to 'operate the market'. It further noted that Kurani, in turn, in addition to using his own and his connected entities' trading accounts, engaged accounts of persons connected to Garg to manipulate the scrip. Further, Garg and the company management channelled funds through their connected entities to Kurani for executing the fraudulent scheme. The alleged fraudulent scheme was set in motion as soon as the scrip was listed on April 8, 2021. "The impact of this alleged fraudulent scheme is evident in the manner volumes surged and prices increased after which most of the entities -- PV Manipulators-- as well as the IPO subscribers - exited fully. The shares offloaded were purchased by public shareholders leading to the increase in their numbers as well," Sebi said. Accordingly, Sebi has restrained 12 entities "from buying, selling or dealing in the securities market or associating themselves with the securities market, either directly or indirectly, in any manner whatsoever until further orders". Apart from Garg, Srivastava and Kurani, the other entities barred by Sebi are -- <keyword id="20775934" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="sudhir-gupta" source="keywords">Sudhir Gupta</keyword>, Dharini Kurani, Rekha Kurani, <keyword id="20775933" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="surbhi-aggarwal" source="keywords">Surbhi Aggarwal</keyword>, Vinod Vilas Sable, Seema Garg, Madhu Srivastava, Jai Kishorr Singhal and Seema Agarwal. Sebi's examination which covered the period from April 9-30, 2021, was aided by data obtained from the mobile device of Kurani, seized following the 'search and seizure operation' carried out by the regulator at his residence in May 2022, in the context of investigation into the matter of 'Front Running of Trades of Axis Mutual Fund'. The data from the device, particularly messages exchanged on WhatsApp involving entities referred to in this order, including a copy of a signed agreement between certain entities, has served as important evidence in this case.

Sebi bans 12 entities from securities mkt for manipulative trades in V Marc India

Pune, May 8 () A central health department teamarrived in Pune city of Maharashtra on Friday to assess thecoronavirus situation in the district, where the number ofCOVID-19 cases has crossed the 2,400-mark so far.Additional deputy director-general Dr Sudhir Gupta ofthe central general health department is leading the team, astatement issued by the district administration said.The team held a meeting with Pune divisionalcommissioner Deepak Mhaisekar, it said."During the meeting, the central team took a review ofthe COVID-19 containment measures in Pune and called forgiving thrust to contact tracing, health survey in containmentzones and quarantine measures," the statement said.The team will talk to officials from the state anddistrict health department and civic commissioners from Puneand neighbouring Pimpri Chinchwad, it added.The coronavirus positive cases in Pune districtreached 2,461 on Thursday, while the death toll due to theinfection so far is 134, officials had said.The number of such patients in Pune city till Thursdaynight was 2,155, they said. SPKNP NP

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(Eds: recasating overnight story) New Delhi, May 22 () AIIMS doctors are contemplating an autopsy of a COVID-19 victim to study how long the coronavirus can survive in a corpse and if it can transmit the infection, the Delhi hospital's forensic chief said. The study will also help ascertain how the virus affects the organs, Dr Sudhir Gupta said. An informed consent will be obtained from the legal heirs of the deceased for it, he said, adding that many more departments like pathology and microbiology would be involved in the study. "It is going to be a first-of-its-kind exercise and thus has to be planned meticulously. It will help us understand how the virus behaves in the body and the way it affects the organs. Also, it will help us assess how long the novel coronavirus can survive in a dead body," Dr Gupta explained. On Tuesday, the apex health research body ICMR said COVID-19 is a respiratory infection and mainly spread through aerosols. As per the available scientific literature till now, the survival of virus gradually decreases with time in a dead body but there is no specific time limit to declare the body non-infective. So, it is advisable to adopt precautions and non-invasive autopsy technique, it stated. Non-invasive autopsy technique as described in ICMR guidelines should be used, if at all required, to prevent the risk of spreading the infection to mortuary staff, police personnel and contamination of mortuary surfaces. "If an autopsy surgeon feels that he will not be able to conclude cause of death or any other related issue without dissection, then he can proceed with minimal invasive/limited internal dissection. "However, the dissection has to be performed keeping in mind that the conduction of autopsy is a high risk procedure which is potentially as hazardous as any other procedure performed on the body of a COVID-19 patient," the guidelines said. The Indian Council of Medical Research said limited studies have been conducted on postmortem samples of patients who died due to COVID-19. Most of the pathological studies are in consensus with the clinical features and clinical course of the disease in general. But the disease also gives pathological damages to organs like heart, liver, kidney, brain, blood vessels and other organs, it said. PLB ABH DV DV

AIIMS doctors planning to study how long coronavirus can survive in bodies

New Delhi, May 21 () AIIMS doctors are contemplating autopsy of a COVID-19 victim to study how long the coronavirus can survive in a dead body and if it can transmit the infection, the Delhi hospital's forensic chief said on Thursday. The study will also help ascertain how the virus affects the organs, Dr Sudhir Gupta said. An informed consent will be obtained from the legal heirs of the deceased for it, he said adding that many more departments like pathology and microbiology would be involved in the study. "It is going to be a first-of-its-kind exercise and thus has to be planned meticulously. It will help us understand how the virus behaves in the body and the way it affects the organs. Also, it will help us assess how long the novel coronavirus can survive in a dead body," Dr Gupta explained. On Tuesday, the apex health research body ICMR said COVID-19 is a respiratory infection and mainly spread through aerosols. As per the available scientific literature till now, the survival of virus gradually decreases with time in a dead body but there is no specific time limit to declare the body non-infective. So, it is advisable to adopt precautions and non-invasive autopsy technique, it stated. Non-invasive autopsy technique as described in ICMR guidelines should be used, if at all required, to prevent the risk of spreading the infection to mortuary staff, police personnel and contamination of mortuary surfaces. "If autopsy surgeon feels that he will not be able to conclude cause of death or any other related issue without dissection, then he can proceed with minimal invasive/limited internal dissection. "However, the dissection has to be performed keeping in mind that the conduction of autopsy is a high risk procedure which is potentially as hazardous as any other procedure performed on the body of a COVID-19 patient," the guidelines said. The Indian Council of Medical Research said limited studies have been conducted on postmortem samples of patients who died due to COVID-19. Most of the pathological studies are in consensus with the clinical features and clinical course of the disease in general. But the disease also gives pathological damages to organs like heart, liver, kidney, brain, blood vessels and other organs, it said. PLB ABH ABH ABH

AIIMS doctors planning to study how long coronavirus can survive in dead bodies

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<keyword id="6356988" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="TRAI">TRAI</keyword>, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, has asked the Department of Telecommunications (<keyword id="16054" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="100" keywordseo="DoT">DoT</keyword>) for more powers so that it can penalise mobile operators that don’t act upon the issue of <keyword id="6395111" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="call-drops">call drops</keyword> despite several warnings. 
 TRAI secretary Sudhir Gupta told ET that most <keyword id="76827" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="Indian-telcos">Indian telcos</keyword> have failed to meet the minimum criteria for quality of services in New Delhi. 
 
It’s been a week that the Supreme Court had struck down its order, which required operators to compensate consumers Rs 1 for each call drop with the upper limit at Rs 3 per day. Currently, any disputes between telecom operators and their subscribers do not go to the consumer courts because the Supreme Court had barred any such relief under the Consumer Protection Act in 2009. 
 
It’s been quite some time that TRAI wants to levy penalties on telcos for call drops. The regulator is now looking at options to make sure that Indian telcos improve their service quality, passing the call drop parameter set at 2% of all calls made from the network. 
 
"All 3G networks, 2G networks of Airtel and MTNL and CDMA network of RCom have shown degradation in performance compared to previous test drives," said a release from TRAI about the test it did to check the quality. Even the state-run MTNL failed when checked on an all network-based quality-of-service parameter. 
 
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Giving a new twist to <keyword id="138503" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Sunanda-Pushkar">Sunanda Pushkar</keyword> case, <keyword id="6358992" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="40" keywordseo="Delhi-Police">Delhi Police</keyword> has now said that she was murdered. It has also filed a murder case in the incident. Sunanda was the wife of Congress MP <keyword id="42749" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Shashi-Tharoor">Shashi Tharoor</keyword>, who was found dead in mysterious circumstances in a five-star hotel in January last year. 
 
Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi said that it appears she died due to poisoning, but it has yet not been identified what kind of poison was used. "She died due to poisoning. Whether the poison was given orally or injected into her body is being investigated," he said. "We have to investigate whether she poisoned herself or whether she was forcefully given poison," Bassi added. 
 
Although no one has been named in the FIR, Bassi said, "Relevant people will be questioned." 
 According to the police, the FIR has been registered on the basis of medical reports received from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (<keyword id="40458" type="COMPANY" weightage="40" keywordseo="AIIMS">AIIMS</keyword>), where her autopsy was conducted. It is pertinent to mention here that the medical board had earlier said that Sunanda’s death was 'unnatural.' 
 
Dr Sudhir Gupta, the head of AIIMS, had alleged in July last year that he was pressurised to change Pushkar's post-mortem report.

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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (<keyword id="6356988" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="TRAI">Trai</keyword>) is not an easy nut to crack and the telcos need to register this fact seriously. In a strict warning to India's top telcos and <keyword id="6354504" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Reliance-Jio">Reliance Jio</keyword> Infocomm, Trai has given an ultimatum to resolve the contentious interconnect matter among themselves. Trai’s order comes with further warning that it would act if quality of service drops and consumers suffer, as reported by The Economic Times. 
 
"If quality of service suffers, if consumers suffer, Trai will take action. That is Trai's job," a senior official told ET on Friday after the meeting. "The telcos should sit across the table and resolve it." 
 The war has been waged by the top telcos like Bharti <keyword id="15491" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Airtel">Airtel</keyword>, Vodafone and Idea against the newly launched Reliance Jio Infocom. Mukesh Ambani owned Jio had sought an adequate number of PoIs for their service to which the top telcos didn’t show much interest in. Citing traffic imbalance, the telcos have refused any additional PoIs to Jio. However after Friday’s meeting, an official of a top telco confirmed that they are willing to talk to Jio and provide ‘reasonable number’ of additional PoIs. 
 
What are these PoIs? PoIs are used to connect calls from one telecom operator to another. Jio has complained to Trai the other day that due to other telco’s non cooperation in giving adequate PoIs, the call quality is suffering. 
 
 
“We have put forth our point of view to Trai. It is for Trai to look into the matter. There is no time frame indicated by the Trai," Jio board member Mahendra Nahata told the ET after the meeting. "It is a fight for justice for Indian customers, and not those of Reliance Jio, Airtel, Vodafone or Idea." 
 
In a statement, market leader Bharti Airtel said it will provide Jio more PoIs, as per the bilateral agreement signed between the two operators, so that customers aren't affected. Incumbent telcos had signed interconnect pacts with Jio back in 2014, confirmed the ET report. 
 
Traffic Tsunami 
 
While common mass are happy to know about the freebies of Reliance Jio’s welcome pack, Airtel is quite nervous about the asymmetric traffic tsunami that would result from Jio. Airtel has asked Trai to intervene to curb the asymmetric traffic that might result in abusing the network. 
 
"In this regard, IUC (interconnect usage charge) is an effective tool in the hands of Trai, which we hope they will use judiciously," Airtel said, adding that Trai should make sure pricing by any telco is "IUC compliant, non-predatory and non-discriminatory". 
 
Airtel expects that once Jio starts charging its customers from January 2017, there would be no issue. "The traffic will inevitably get to a more balanced level and PoIs will be less of an issue," said an Airtel release. Top telcos have earlier said they do not possess the financial or network resources to handle the imbalance of the huge traffic generated through Jio's network due to the free offers. 
 
According to the news report by The Economic Times, Trai Chairman RS Sharma did not attend the meeting, which was led by Secretary Sudhir Gupta. Other Trai members, representatives of incumbent telcos that included Bharti Airtel's Chief Regulatory Officer Ravi Gandhi, Vodafone India's P Balaji and Idea Cellular's Rajat Mukarji, besides Nahata of Jio were present. 
 
Rajan S Mathews, director general of Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), which represents the top telcos as well as Jio, wasn't allowed to be part of the meeting, since only the three telcos were invited, marking a dramatic start to the crucial talks. At the meeting, incumbent telcos said given the volume of traffic from Jio, they can't give interconnect at 14 paise a minute which is very low. 
 
Jio countered saying the rate had been preset. Incumbents also said that traffic from Jio could go up to 4,000 minutes per user a month given the free voice offering, which would be practically impossible to handle, while Jio's officials said its traffic currently is 450 minutes per user a month. 
 
Where lies the end of the drama? 
It is believed that Trai has been able to bring some kind of end to a stalemate between Jio and incumbent carriers and the interconnection issue is expected to be sorted out within 90 days. 
 
Trai asked to increase points of interconnections incrementally. The regulator's concern was to improve service quality," Mathews said. "We expect Reliance Jio to start discussions with incumbent players and regulator should look into incremental numbers." During the meeting, incumbent telcos had sought clarity on whether the services of Jio were now "commercial". 
 
When told they were, incumbents pointed out that Jio then can't offer free services for more than 90 days. Sources at incumbent telcos also said they believe adequate PoIs have already been given for Jio which currently has some five million users, but are willing to give more once 70% capacity is reached for those existing PoIs. According to them, one PoI can support 12,000 subscribers, with Airtel itself having provided 700 of them. "As and when they (Jio) reach 70% capacity, they can request us, and we will provide incremental PoIs within 90 days, according to the ET news report.

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