Adani vs. Hindenburg: Supreme Court demands investigation, creates expert committee
Adani-Hindenburg: Adani row: SC orders inquiry, creates panel led by retired judge AM Sapre; requests status report from SEBI.
The Supreme Court on Thursday ordered an investigation into the Adani-Hindenburg incident and established an expert committee to be led by retired judge AM Sapre. It further requested that SEBI provide a status report on its ongoing probe into the subject within two months. OP Bhat, JP Devdhar, KV Kamath, Nandan Nilakeni, and attorney Somasekhar Sundaresan are also on the panel.
The Supreme Court committee will look into the reasons that led to the incident, recommend methods to increase investor awareness, and look into whether there was a regulatory failure. For investor protection, the panel will also recommend actions to enhance the statutory and regulatory framework and ensure compliance within the present system.
The Supreme Court committee will look into the reasons that led to the incident, recommend methods to increase investor awareness, and look into whether there was a regulatory failure. For investor protection, the panel will also recommend actions to enhance the statutory and regulatory framework and ensure compliance within the present system.
When is a liver transplant too late? How do you recognize the signs?
Liver is the largest internal organ present in the human body. The organ's major purpose is to process the blood as it exits the stomach and intestines, breaking down, balancing, and producing nutrients that may be utilised by the rest of the body. Then again, who doesn't? So what happens when the liver malfunctions? The liver might fail as a result of a variety of disorders. Experts urge a liver transplant in this situation. The liver transplant procedure involves removing the diseased organ from the body and replacing it with a healthy one. This generally occurs when the liver is no longer able to execute any of its tasks and is causing harm to the body's systems. So how can we determine when it is appropriate to act?
"Patients with chronic liver disease or liver cirrhosis may have signs of liver failure such as jaundice (yellowness of the eyes and urine), (ascites) fluid build-up in the belly, encephalopathy (lack of sleep, confusion, irrelevant talking or coma), and in some cases blood vomiting," said Dr Ravi Mohanka, Director - Liver Transplant and HPB at HN Reliance Foundation Hospital in an interview with HT Lifestyle. They might include symptoms such as weakness, lack of appetite, weight loss or increase, swelling in the feet, shortness of breath, muscle loss, itching, gum bleeding, renal malfunction, and others."
"A transplant is often necessary when it is impossible to treat these symptoms with drugs," Dr Ravi Mohanka noted. However, if such patients have concomitant serious heart or lung illness, or develop severe antibiotic-resistant infections and/or multiple organ failure, a liver transplant may be too dangerous."
Occasionally it may get too late to do a liver transplant - "Patients with acute liver failure may have a symptoms such as jaundice, encephalopathy or bleeding propensity within a short period (days to weeks) and advance fast needing an emergency liver transplant. Such patients require intensive supervision in a dedicated ICU. But, if they have substantial brain swelling or a serious infection, they may be unable to tolerate the procedure.
