Beginning with the creation of a third largest exchange in the world to set up projects involving corporate social responsibility, Jignesh Shah is a man who has left a mark with his vision for being ahead of the game. Multiple innovations mark Jignesh Shah’s journey as an entrepreneur.
Famous among his peers too often opt for unconventional choices, the man is one who may promote his laurels but...
Wednesday, 31 May 2017
Wednesday, 24 May 2017
An Innovator halted by Vested intrest in his Tracks
Posted on 02:59by Technical Innovator with No comments

It was in 1990 that a young man joined the Bombay Stock Exchange with dreams to make it big. He started off as an assistant manager on one of the biggest projects of his times, BOLT, and there was no turning back thereafter.
He traveled to...
Wednesday, 17 May 2017
Battered by Political - Bureaucratic Nexus
Posted on 01:50by Technical Innovator with No comments

The way the government and its agencies are handling the NSEL crisis, it appears as though the entire crisis is being dealt with an executive fiat rather a constructive approach to resolve the crisis and mete out justice to those who lost their money on the exchange platform in July 2013. Later...
Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Unfair Treatment at the Hands of Regulatory Agencies
Posted on 01:28by Technical Innovator with No comments

While
63 moons and NSEL have been pursuing and satisfying commitments, within the
framework available in the lawful sphere, to safeguard rescue and to attend to
the interests of the affected constituencies, the behavior that was meted out
to them by the various authorities has been pure unfair,...
Wednesday, 3 May 2017
Investigative Agencies Go After The Defaulters In Nsel Case
Posted on 02:32by Technical Innovator with No comments

Investigative Agencies have gone after the Defaulters in the National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL) case. The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai Police has attached assets worth Rs. 5,000 crore of defaulters.
“We have already secured recoveries worth Rs.1, 233.02 crores by way of decrees...
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