India's most valuable startup breached the loan terms, including a September deadline for filing its results for FY 2022.

Byju's filings for the previous financial year, too, were delayed by one and a half years. And their last audit report does not paint a pretty picture of the company's financials for FY 2021.

Tune in to find out what is causing this lack of confidence amongst the creditors of the edtech giant

With inputs from Gaurav Tyagi

More than 70% of the cigarettes that are sold in India are sold in loose and yet, no alarm bells went ringing in the tobacco industry when a ban on the sale of loose cigarettes was announced. 

Will the ban even succeed in pushing down cigarette sales?

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With inputs from Ayush Agarwal

It’s been two weeks  since the RBI launched a pilot version of the e rupee. But many things are still up in the air about it, including concerns about the anonymity of transactions and if it will hold against one of the largest digital payment systems in the world.

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For more read: How will the e-rupee beat UPI?

The draft telecom Bill introduced by Communication Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw in September this year had a lot of hopes pinned on it. The telecom sector in India is governed by archaic laws. One of them even goes as far back as 1885.

But the draft bill left the industry divided.

Why? And what are the changes that the government might be forced to introduce to the new bill?

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For more on this, read this report by Pratap Vikram Singh: 900 comments on draft telecom Bill may force communications ministry to make three key U-turns

Also, listen to this brand new episode of First Principles with NoBroker's Amit Agarwal

In the year that ended in March 2022, Apple saw its India revenue shoot up to an all-time high by 45%. But for the longest time Apple's growth in India was sluggish.

What's making Apple's fortunes in India turn around so drastically?

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For more on this, read this report by Soumyajit Saha: Indians’ love for the iPhone is stronger than ever. But Apple retailers are not happy

More than 53 lakh NDTV shares were tendered when Adani's open offer ended on Monday. But many of NDTV’s public shareholders sold their shares to Adani Enterprises at a price lower than the current market rate. Why?

Tune in to find out.

Also, read this edition of Ka-Ching by Anand Kalyanaraman: The puzzling case of NDTV investors selling shares below market price.