dna Money Must Reads: From police detaining Tata Nano workers to Hinduja brothers topping richest list in UK and more

These are the top 5 business stories of the day: 

1. Police detains 300 Tata Nano workers on strike at Gujarat plant

Around 300 striking workers of Tata Nano plant were on Saturday detained by police when they gathered outside the plant to protest the suspension of their co-workers at Sanand Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC). Read more.

2. Flipkart clarifies CEO Binny Bansal's official email account was not hacked

Flipkart on Saturday clarified that Flipkart's CEO Binny Bansal's official email account was not hacked and that a case of 'email spoofing' (which involves the use of a forged email header to make it look legitimate) has been filed with the police. Read more.

3. Here's how much interest rate has been cut on PPF, other small savings schemes

In a move that will hit common man, the government on Friday slashed interest rates on all small savings schemes, including Public Provident Fund (PPF), Kisan Vikas Patra (KVP) and senior citizen deposits, to make them more market aligned. Read more.

4. India-born Hinduja brothers top UK's 'Asian Rich List'; Lakshmi Mittal ranked second

The Hinduja brothers have emerged as the richest Asian-origin entrepreneurs in Britain for the fourth consecutive year with an estimated personal fortune of 16.5 billion pounds (around Rs 1.58 lakh crore). Read more.

5. Ex-Toshiba boss grilled by Japan's market watchdog over falsified financial report

A former Toshiba president has been questioned by Japan's markets watchdog and may face criminal charges over his alleged involvement in a falsified earnings scandal, media reports said on Saturday. Read more.