In the fiscal year 2025-26, India witnessed 108 main-board IPOs raising ₹1.76 lakh crore, with PE-backed listings comprising 35% of total issuances compared to 28% the previous year. ^[1] Researchers revisit the modular Extract--Select--Rewrite paradigm to address hallucination and coarse attribution in end-to-end large language models. ^[2] The authors present CAMS, a Claim-Anchored Multi-document Summarization framework that extracts atomic claims with token-level provenance from every source document. ^[3] Analysts suggest that for India to sustain global investor confidence, IPOs must evolve from exit corridors into engines of capital formation, innovation, and enterprise expansion. ^[4] Big-ticket companies including Reliance Jio, the National Stock Exchange (NSE), and Flipkart are scheduled to join the IPO bandwagon in India. ^[5] Gaja Alternative Asset Management is set to list as a pure-play PE platform, marking a milestone in converting private equity from an invisible force into a publicly accountable institution. ^[6] Evaluations on MultiNews, DiverseSumm, and WCEP demonstrate that CAMS substantially improves faithfulness and citation precision compared to end-to-end baselines. ^[7]