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Rising debt levels of Indian renewable energy companies are a cause for concern; the Supreme Court has passed an order on the size of buffer zones around sanctuaries.

Yesterday, The Morning Context carried a story on the 40% increase in the Adani group’s outstanding debt in 2021-22 from the previous financial year. The group’s debt has been the subject of curiosity for a while, including the likes of Subramanian Swamy. My colleague Advait’s piece seeks to understand the reasons behind the recent increase in debt, and who is lending the monies. I will leave you to read it to know more, but I want to address one part here which caught my attention. In the sprawling Adani empire that spans seven listed companies, two accounted for most of …

Former WeWork chief is betting on the Mideast markets, fresh attacks have the Gulf on edge again, and other updates from this week.
The platform’s pre-IPO debt funding raises fresh questions about cash flows and SEBI’s role. Investors will do well to take note.
A recent government report reveals how stubborn reliance on rigid coal plants is costing the country millions in wasted solar generation.