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A Hyderabad-based company that suspiciously deposited and withdrew Rs. 3,178cr during demonetization is nowhere to be found at its registered address, TOI reports.

In a shocking discovery, the family members of founder and ex-chairman of Satyam, B. Ramalinga Raju were found operating 114 shell companies from a one-room office in Hyderabad.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has released its list of top money launderers and shell companies they used to transact unaccounted money.

As the demonetization anniversary nears, I-T is actively engrossed in bringing into its net the "big fish" owning unexplained wealth.

The government has said that 13 banks have furnished information regarding post-demonetization transactions by a whopping 5,800 suspicious companies.

The menace of shell companies is an undeniable reality in India. Last month, PM Narendra Modi announced over 37,000 such firms have already been detected, and registrations of one lakh others have been cancelled.

After SEBI asked the bourses to take strict action against suspected "shell companies" aka firms that have been created for money laundering, something bizarre was unearthed.

After the deregistration of one lakh firms over questionable transactions, the government is launching a multi-pronged offensive against them.

While addressing the foundation day function of the ICAI, PM Modi said the registration of over one lakh companies has been cancelled over questionable transactions.

BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi, who has fired one salvo after another against the RJD's Yadav clan, has now exposed the alleged sixth shell company of the family.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal called allegations directed by his former cabinet colleague, Kapil Mishra, "baseless."

Sacked Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra has levelled fresh allegations of money laundering against the AAP.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), in its ongoing three-year long investigation into black money, uncovered evidence of a clandestine web of 339 shell companies used to channel funds up to Rs. 290 crore.

While the FinMin keeps on harping about the need to curb black money and prevent methods of offshore money laundering, there seems to be more trouble brewing at home.

More than one third of the 11 lakh active Indian shell companies face de-registration prospects as they haven't filed their returns since the last 3 financial years.

The ED has launched raids on offices of professionals including CAs and CSs in Delhi, who are suspected to have provided legitimate cover to shell companies. Notices were sent earlier.

CBI raided 16 premises in Ahmedabad after 12 people allegedly deposited demonetized notes worth Rs. 100.57cr in shell companies' accounts in Axis Bank.

Enforcement Directorate launched a massive nationwide operation and raided over 100 places across 16 states in a crackdown on shell firms suspected of money laundering on behalf of other businesses/individuals.

A tanker carrying a controversial shipment of gas which was extracted from the Amazon rain forests of Peru has docked in the UK, igniting a debate over the environmental impact of oil and gas exploration.

The government is planning to close 6-7 lakh shell companies, many of which had deposited large amounts in banks post demonetization.

The government is determined to weed out shell companies to ensure black money doesn't find a conducive environment to flourish.