Rupali Wagh vastly inflated her companies' turnover on her applications for loans.

An Indian-origin woman in the U.K. was sentenced to over two years for fraudulently obtaining Covid business loans.

A Cardiff businesswoman has been jailed for more than two years after fraudulently obtaining £216,250 through the UK government’s Covid-19 Bounce Back Loan Scheme by making five false loan ...

A Las Vegas-based tax preparer and 11 others described as co-conspirators were indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury in connection with a COVID-19 relief loan application scheme worth more than $14 ...

Rupali Wagh has been jailed in the UK for fraudulently securing five Covid-19 business support loans. The case underlines a continuing crackdown on pandemic loan abuse and efforts to recover public ...

Rupali Wagh, 50, of Cardiff, made multiple applications for loans under the Bounce Back Loans scheme but used the money for ...

Telangana HC permitted manual filing of a GST registration revocation application after the GST portal barred filing beyond ...

Metabolic phenotyping enables rapid detection of viral infections within minutes by identifying early biochemical changes in ...

General's Chambers (AGC) is seeking to declare Iris Koh and her husband as vexatious litigants due to their persistent and ...

I completed on a house on 31 March 2026. I recently chased up the solicitor to ensure I had the Land Registry documents.

For the fourth time, he had diligently applied to become an astronaut at the US space agency, seeking to fulfill a lifelong ...

The Academic Senate’s review of undergraduate admissions policy has been accelerated, meaning a policy change could come as ...