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Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi, Nishikant Dubey asked if it was the Gandhi scion or his ghost who gave the speech.

The Hindenburg report on the Adani Group had the usual suspects scaremongering over a possible Lehman Brothers-like scenario.

Adani Enterprises decided not to go-ahead with its fully subscribed Follow-on Public Offer (FPO), with the Group chairman Gautam Adani stating on Thursday that it would not be "morally correct" to go ahead with the Rs 20,000-crore share in the current market condition. 

The SBI chairman Dinesh Khara said he doesn't envisage any challenge from Adani Group in meeting its debt obligations.

Calling it a morally correct step, Gautam Adani said in a statement that the board took the decision to withdraw the FPO considering the volatility of the market.

Forbes report claims there is evidence to show Adani group likely bought into its own FPO but does not provide any such 'evidence'

The Adani Enterprises FPO was subscribed 1.02 times on its final day, amidst allegations of fraud by Hindenburg Research.

Hindenburg report on Adani Group has stirred a lot of interest but there are some salient points that we need to discuss

The release added this is the second investment deal International Holding Company has completed with India's Adani Group after last year's USD 2 billion investment

While Congress and Left have been visceral in their attack against Adani, the entire saga has the right wing divided.