NEW DELHI, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Indian conglomerate Adani group, led by billionaire Gautam Adani, has lost nearly $70 billion in the last three days after U.S. short-seller Hindenburg Research's criticism sent stocks in its companies plunging.

The group has locked horns with Hindenburg and on Sunday hit back at the short seller's report of last week that flagged concerns about its debt levels and the use of tax havens. Adani said it complies with all local laws and has made the necessary regulatory disclosures.

Here is a list of various stories done by Reuters on the Adani group:

KEY STORIES:

* Adani's market loss swells to $66 bln as its fight with short-seller escalates

* India's Adani dollar bonds continue to fall, hit multi-year lows

* India's LIC says it will talk to Adani over short seller allegation

* Malaysia's Maybank says no financial impact from subscription to Adani's share offering

* India's Adani Group CFO says stocks rout similar to colonial-era massacre

* India's Adani hits back at Hindenburg, insists made full disclosure

* India's Gautam Adani: Asia's richest man in eye of a storm

* India's Adani says $2.5 bln share sale on track even as bankers mull changes

* Bankers on Adani $2.5 bln share sale consider delay, price cut after rout

* MSCI seeks feedback on Adani Group over Hindenburg report

* India market regulator increases scrutiny of Adani group - sources

* India banks' exposure to Adani Group is limited - CLSA, Jefferies

* Bill Ackman says Hindenburg's Adani report 'highly credible'

* India's Adani Group says evaluating action against Hindenburg Research

* Hindenburg shorts India's Adani citing debt, accounting concerns; shares plunge (Compiled by Tanvi Mehta, editing by Ed Osmond)