What are the major changes that the SEBI chairman is planning on the debt funds regulation front?

Is it true that SEBI is planning some major changes to the pledging share rules for promoters and what would that mean for shareholders?

Is Franklin Templeton justified in saying that the six funds had to be shut down due to stringent SEBI regulations on unlisted debt?

What are the changes made by SEBI on the reporting for debt funds?

Can you tell me about the various categories of debt schemes or income schemes that SEBI has stipulated as mandatory classification for mutual funds?

Can you tell me the implications with SEBI allowing mutual funds to do side pocketing when debt funds are restructured?

I recently read in the papers that the Chief Minister of Maharashtra is planning a major boost for the Mumbai real estate sector. Can you throw some light on these changes?

Is it true that the Budget 2019 has made some big changes to the taxation on FOFs and what are the major implications of this shift?

What are the mid-cap stocks as per the SEBI classification for mutual funds, which were put out under the new regulations in 2018?

What are the small-cap stocks as per the SEBI classification for mutual funds, which were put out under the new regulations in 2018?

What are the steps that Templeton must take to resolve the issue of the six funds quickly. Does SEBI have a role to play?