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Govt set to amend bankruptcy law to protect new owners of insolvent companiesThe government has begun the process of amending the insolvency and bankruptcy code to protect new owners of bankrupt companies from any criminal accountability concerning the time when the firms were controlled by the erstwhile promoters. The cabinet is expected to approve significant changes to the insolvency law at the earliest to safeguard the companies taking over the broke businesses from prosecut...

EPFO update: The bill also states that fixed-term contract workers would be eligible for gratuity on a pro rata basis. Currently employees who have completed five years in the organisation are only eligible for gratuity

A net of 9.98 lakh new enrolments with the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) were recorded in September, as compared to 9.41 lakh in August this year

The employees are demanding issuance of a notification by the government taking responsibility for safe return of their money, invested in DHFL by the Uttar Pradesh Power Sector Employees' Trust

\"The notice has been sent to the Congress leader by the energy minister for making wrong, derogatory and indecent allegations against him in connection with the case,\" PRO in the energy department Ankush Tripathi said

\"No EPF money of power employees was transferred to the DHFL during the SP regime,\"  former CM Akhilesh Yadav asserted at a hurriedly convened press conference here.

India's fourth-largest housing financier, DHFL, is currently being probed by the Enforcement Directorate over allegations of fund diversion