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- 1PB Fintech tumbles as IRDAI move rattles Indian markets●Stock Market Crash: IRDAI का 440 Watt झटका! PB Fintech क्यों टूटा? Crude, Bond Yield & Iran का असर
Indian equity markets came under pressure, with PB Fintech, the parent of Policybazaar, falling sharply after what commentators describe as a major regulatory shock from the insurance regulator IRDAI. Market analysts are also pointing to rising crude oil prices, climbing bond yields and tensions involving Iran as factors weighing on sentiment. Finance commentators on social media are debating whether the regulatory hit to PB Fintech signals broader trouble for insurtech stocks or a temporary dip.
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Indian fathers hoping to become parents through surrogacy are travelling overseas after a ban on commercial surrogacy at home, the Mumbai Mirror reports. The law restricts the practice to married Indian couples using their own genetic material, leaving single men and others with no domestic option and pushing them toward countries where surrogacy remains legal.
- 3PB Fintech shares plunge 30% in sharp selloff●PB Fintech shares crash 30% | PB Fintech में तगड़ी गिरावट क्यों ? | Anuj Singhal On PB Fintech Stock
PB Fintech, the parent company of Policybazaar and Paisabazaar, saw its shares crash 30%, triggering heavy discussion among Indian market watchers. Market expert Anuj Singhal weighed in on why the stock has fallen so sharply, with investors on Indian business channels debating the causes of the sudden decline and what it means for the company's valuation.
- 4Gurgaon CEO's 'parents are not God' remark sparks parenting debate▼'Parents are not God': Gurgaon CEO questions Indian parenting norms, sparks debate | Trending
A Gurgaon-based CEO has criticised traditional Indian parenting norms, saying 'parents are not God' in remarks that have gone viral and drawn mixed reactions. Supporters say children deserve respect and autonomy rather than unquestioning obedience, while critics argue the comment disrespects family values central to Indian culture. The statement has fueled a broader online debate about authority, discipline and respect between Indian parents and children.
- 5Bombay High Court rejects 50:50 custody order, citing no joint parenting law▼No ‘joint parenting’ concept in India: Bombay High Court sets aside 50:50 custody order
The Bombay High Court has set aside a family court order granting a divorced couple equal 50:50 custody of their child, holding that the concept of 'joint parenting' does not exist in Indian law. The ruling clarifies that custody decisions must follow existing legal frameworks focused on the child's welfare rather than automatically splitting time equally between parents.