INDIAN BILLIONAIRE GAUTAM ADANI CHARGED IN U. S. FOR ALLEGED BRIBERY, FRAUD. (PHOTO).

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  Indian billionaire Gautam Adani charged in US for alleged bribery, fraud Gautam Adani, the chair of Indian conglomerate Adani Group and one of the world’s richest people, whose business empire extends from ports and airports to renewable energy,has been indicted in New York over an alleged multibillion-dollar fraud scheme, United States prosecutors have said. The authorities on Wednesday charged Adani and two other executives at Adani Green Energy, his nephew Sagar Adani and Vneet Jaain, with agreeing between 2020 and 2024 to pay more than $250m in bribes to Indian government officials to obtain solar energy supply contracts expected to yield $2bn in profits. Prosecutors said the renewable energy company also raised more than $3bn in loans and bonds during this period based on false and misleading statements. Shares of Adani Enterprises, the group's flagship firm, closed down 22% on Thursday. Other group firms also closed in the red. Adani Green Energy, which is the firm at the c
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WILLIAM AND KATE GOT A WARM WELCOME AS THEY TOUCH DOWN NEW ZEALAND.

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Royal wave: William waved as he led his family down the airplane stairs after their arrival in the New Zealand capital was delayed by bad weather                                                      Eight month old Prince George the son of Prince William and Kate looks handsome as his mother held him tight as they walk down the stairs of the jet.William and Kate touch down at Wellington Airport the morning with their son Prince George.They briefly stooped over in Sydney where they were met by a New Zealand Airforce military jet.The family landing was delayed as the country has been hit by bad weather.They left the UK on saturday night on a scheduled Qantas flight,taking up the entire first class cabin.William and Kate will base their young son in Wellington,Sydney and Canberra during their three weeks tour.More pictures below.                                                                                                                           Change of outfit: Both Kate and her son took the opportunity to change during the flight from Sydney to Wellington which was delayed by 20 minutesFlawless: The 32-year-old looked radiant in her designer ensemble as she held the adorable young prince in her armsRoyal welcome: The family was greeted by New Zealand Prime Minister John Key. Kate wore the Queen's diamond and platinum silver fern brooch, an important New Zealand emblem, that was presented to the Queen on her visit to the nation during her landmark 1953-54 world tourTraditional welcome: The Duchess rubbed noses with a local dignitary as she and her husband were officially welcomed at Government House in Wellington later on MondayEyes front, Kate! She chatted to several traditional Maori warriors as she made her way across the soggy lawn, with the Duke and Duchess shaking hands with several men and womanThe warmest of welcomes: Prince William also rubbed noses with the local dignitary as he arrived at Government HouseTraditional: Kate was all smiles as she greeted a host of traditionally dressed men and womenChatty: The Duchess later went for a stroll around the gardens with the Governor General of New Zealand Sir Jerry MaterparaeChatty: The Duchess later went for a stroll around the gardens with the Governor General of New Zealand Sir Jerry MaterparaeTraditional display: William and Kate were treated to a Haka, a traditional ancestral war cry dance that was performed on the lawnMilitary honour: Prince William was welcomed by a guard of military officials

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