A walk through one real bank results filing (Canara Bank, quarter ended 30 June 2026): which table carries gross and net NPA, how the Basel III capital rows are laid out, which notes add detail, and how to check the ratios against the balance sheet.
A walk through the four share-count tables of the SEBI shareholding-pattern format (summary, promoter, public, non-promoter non-public) and the pledged and encumbered share columns, with an illustrative two-quarter comparison.
A document-level comparison of the draft, red herring and final prospectus under the SEBI ICDR Regulations and the Companies Act, 2013: when each is filed, who sees it, and what is left blank, shown with one real issue's papers.
A clause-by-clause comparison of three ways a listed company issues new shares under SEBI's ICDR Regulations, 2018 (text amended up to 21 March 2026): who may subscribe, the price rule, and the restrictions on selling.
A regulation-level walk through SEBI's takeover rules: what obliges an acquirer to make an open offer, the parameters that set the minimum offer price, and the timetable from announcement to payment.
A clause-by-clause walk through the SEBI Buy-Back Regulations, 2018 (amended to 6 July 2026) and a real letter of offer: record date, the reserved category, entitlement ratios and how acceptance is worked out.
A clause-level walk through SEBI LODR Regulation 30 and Schedule III: which events are deemed material, which depend on a materiality test, and the deadline that applies to each.
A walk through the related-party note and the approval disclosures in one real annual report, set against the current text of SEBI LODR Regulation 23 and its Schedule XII thresholds.
What the auditing standards say each heading in an auditor's report means, and where those headings sit in a real published report that carries several of them.
What each part of a board-meeting outcome letter, a results filing and a quarterly shareholding pattern means, read from real filings on the NSE and BSE announcement pages.
SEBI does not change its rules by internal decision alone. Since February 2025, its own procedure regulations set out a fixed process: what a consultation paper must contain, the minimum comment period, and when a regulation actually takes effect.
The repo rate is set by a six-member committee under a specific legal process, not by the RBI Governor alone. How the Monetary Policy Committee is constituted, how often it meets, how it votes, and what the repo rate itself mechanically does.
