விசாரணை வளையத்தில் அன்பில் மகேஷ் நண்பர் | Gem வீரமணி வழக்கில் லஞ்சம்? | IPS

A fresh controversy has emerged around TVK candidate Sathyabama in the Dharapuram by-election, with the DMK targeting her with allegations involving money and her move to TVK. DMK campaigners have even carried a suitcase during their campaign, using the term “Petti Bama” to attack the TVK candidate. Sathyabama has denied the allegation, saying false information is being spread that she resigned after receiving money. The controversy comes amid a wider political debate over money and defections in Tamil Nadu politics. Earlier, TVK had itself alleged that attempts were made to persuade its MLAs to switch sides with offers reportedly ranging from ₹10 crore to ₹50 crore—claims that triggered a political and police controversy. So, what is the ₹50-crore controversy surrounding the TVK candidate? Why has the DMK turned the suitcase into a campaign symbol? What does Sathyabama say in response, and what does the controversy reveal about the political battle in Dharapuram? In this episode of Political Lab, we examine the allegations, the responses from both sides and the campaign strategy unfolding around the Dharapuram by-election.

The Nifty 50 is facing a crucial phase around the 23,700 level, with investors closely watching global cues, crude oil prices, sectoral moves and upcoming economic data for signs of the market’s next direction. Meanwhile, Hero Motors is making its market debut today after its ₹1,000-crore IPO received strong demand during the subscription period. The issue was subscribed multiple times, with the stock scheduled to list on both NSE and BSE on September 23. The spotlight then shifts to the much-awaited NSE IPO listing on September 24. NSE’s ₹22,569-crore IPO was subscribed 5.71 times, while only around 5.48% of the pre-offer capital is expected to be freely tradeable at listing. Alongside the IPO action, investors will also track the upcoming Flash PMI data and GDP expectations for clues about economic growth and market sentiment. In this episode of IPS Finance, we decode the Nifty’s 23,700 level, Hero Motors’ IPO listing, NSE’s mega listing, Flash PMI and the latest GDP expectations shaping the Indian market.

The investigation into the alleged ₹100-crore private-school permissions case involving former School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi has widened, with his friend and former aide Valadi Karthik being questioned by the Chennai Central Crime Branch. Meanwhile, the Gem Veeramani case has taken another serious turn. Chennai Police have reportedly formed a separate team to investigate allegations of money changing hands in connection with the handling of the case. The probe is focused on establishing whether any illegal payments were made and who, if anyone, was involved. These remain allegations under investigation.What could the questioning of Anbil Mahesh’s friend reveal? What is the alleged money trail in the Veeramani case? Are the two developments connected, or are they separate investigations? In this episode of IPS, we examine the latest investigation updates, the allegations, the reported money trail and the questions emerging around both cases.

The NSE IPO has generated massive investor interest, with the ₹22,569-crore issue receiving 5.71 times subscription. The retail portion was subscribed around 1.39 times, leading to estimates that roughly 3 out of 4 retail applicants could receive an allotment. Meanwhile, the stock market is facing fresh pressure. On September 22, the Nifty 50 fell 0.36%, with IT stocks among the key drags, while crude oil prices also declined amid changing geopolitical expectations. Will falling crude prices provide support to the market? Can weakness in IT continue to weigh on the indices? And what should investors watch for to understand the market’s next direction?In this episode of IPS Finance, we decode the NSE IPO allotment math, the IT sector decline, crude oil movement and the key factors shaping the market.

The Gem Granites Veeramani case has taken a fresh turn, with the investigation expanding following the identification of a key alleged victim and the recording of her statement before a magistrate. Police are also examining allegations of financial transactions linked to the case, with a separate team reportedly formed to investigate the money trail. At the same time, questions are being raised over the proposed new Secretariat project at Pattinapakkam. The project has faced opposition from local fishermen and residents, and Tamil Nadu School Education Minister Rajmohan has said that Chief Minister Vijay would consider public views and environmental concerns before taking a balanced decision. What new revelations could emerge in the Gem Veeramani investigation? What does the alleged money trail reveal? And could there be changes to the proposed new Secretariat project? In this episode of IPS, we examine the latest developments in both stories and the questions surrounding them.

The NSE IPO has attracted strong investor interest, with the issue getting fully subscribed during the bidding period. But with the IPO priced at ₹1,700–₹1,785 per share, investors are also watching the valuation and listing expectations closely.Meanwhile, a new debate is emerging around UPI Merchant Discount Rate (MDR). From October 15, 2026, specified merchant UPI transactions above ₹2,000 will attract MDR, while fuel transactions have been assigned a flat ₹5 MDR.Petrol pump dealers are asking for an exemption for fuel payments and have approached the RBI over the additional cost. Some dealer associations have even warned of stopping UPI payments above ₹2,000 if the issue is not resolved.In this episode, we decode the NSE IPO pricing, subscription response, valuation concerns and the petrol dealers’ demand over UPI MDR.

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The PMK’s decision not to contest the Madurantakam and Dharapuram by-elections has triggered fresh political discussion. PMK president Anbumani Ramadoss said the party would announce its stand on whom it will support later.At the same time, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami (EPS) has been sharpening his political position against the TVK government and has also spoken about bringing other parties together against TVK. So, what could the PMK decision mean for the emerging political equations? Is there a larger strategy involving EPS and the AIADMK? What does Valarmathi have to say about the developments? In this episode of IPS, we examine the PMK’s decision, EPS’s political strategy and the changing alliance equations in Tamil Nadu.

Is there really a right time to buy shares, or is timing the market more complicated than it seems? We look at the factors investors should consider before making a stock-market investment. What happens when you gift shares to a friend or family member? Does share gifting attract tax, and what are the important rules investors need to know? More importantly, what happens to your shares after your death? How does the nominee settlement process work, what documents are required, and how can the nominee claim the investments? In this episode of IPS Finance, we break down share-buying timing, taxation on gifted shares and the process of transferring shares to a nominee in simple terms.

A political controversy has emerged after a village reportedly refused permission for a TVK candidate to enter the area. What led to the opposition, and what does the incident reveal about the political mood on the ground? Meanwhile, former minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi appeared before the Chennai Central Crime Branch (CCB) in connection with an ongoing case. What questions were raised during the inquiry, and what happens next in the investigation? In this episode of IPS, we look at the latest political developments, the ground-level response to TVK and the CCB proceedings involving Anbil Mahesh.