Ketan Parekh

The Sensex's journey to record high has not been a one-way street - the BSE benchmark has seen scams by Harshad Mehta, Ketan Parekh and Satyam scam and at the same time, been a witness to India's economic reforms.

A special SEBI court on Tuesday convicted Ketan Parekh and his relative in a securities scam for violating the SEBI Act and sentenced them to three years in jail.

Ketan Parekh, an accused in several cases of stock market manipulation, has been convicted by a special CBI court in Mumbai for cheating and sentenced him to two years rigorous imprisonment.

The recovery of tax arrears of about Rs 91,000 crore from stud farm owner Hassan Ali Khan is not possible, the Finance Ministry has informed a Parliamentary panel.

The Supreme Court ordered Ketan Parekh to pay Rs 80 crore within four weeks, half of the fine imposed by the Enforcement Directorate.

There could be more trouble for former Gujarat home minister Amit Shah, who was arrested by the CBI on Sunday.A report published in The Hindu gives details about how Shah helped convicted stock market scamster Ketan Parekh in the Madhavpura Bank case. The case dates back to 2005.Ketan Parekh was arrested for the Rs 12,00 crore stock market s...

The Sensex's journey to record high has not been a one-way street - the BSE benchmark has seen scams by Harshad Mehta, Ketan Parekh and Satyam scam and at the same time, been a witness to India's economic reforms.

A special SEBI court on Tuesday convicted Ketan Parekh and his relative in a securities scam for violating the SEBI Act and sentenced them to three years in jail.

Ketan Parekh, an accused in several cases of stock market manipulation, has been convicted by a special CBI court in Mumbai for cheating and sentenced him to two years rigorous imprisonment.

The recovery of tax arrears of about Rs 91,000 crore from stud farm owner Hassan Ali Khan is not possible, the Finance Ministry has informed a Parliamentary panel.

The Supreme Court ordered Ketan Parekh to pay Rs 80 crore within four weeks, half of the fine imposed by the Enforcement Directorate.

There could be more trouble for former Gujarat home minister Amit Shah, who was arrested by the CBI on Sunday.A report published in The Hindu gives details about how Shah helped convicted stock market scamster Ketan Parekh in the Madhavpura Bank case. The case dates back to 2005.Ketan Parekh was arrested for the Rs 12,00 crore stock market s...