NCLT approves Rs 730 crore revival proposal for Rajesh Hotels

Mumbai: The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has approved Rajesh Business & Leisure Hotels’ resolution plan to acquire a consortium of Rare Asset Reconstruction Company (Rare ARC) and Check-Inn Hotels, a subsidiary of realty developer Shree Naman Group. Read more: NCLAT sets aside NCLT insolvency order against Embassy Developments The company has admitted liabilities of…

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student loan forgiveness: Student loan forgiveness changes hit middle class hard: New bill counts jobless months, speeds up debt relief for laid-off workers

A new House bill wants to change student loan forgiveness rules, especially for people who lose their jobs, and it could let jobless months count toward loan relief even if no payment is made. Around 12 million borrowers are already on income-driven repayment (IDR) plans, which allow loan forgiveness after many years of payments. Right…