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US Amazon Delivery Driver Caught Pooping On Homeowner's Doorstep, Fired After Video Surfaces
Amazon responded to the incident, stating that they were "deeply disturbed" by the driver's behaviour and apologised to the affected customers.
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Man Orders Rs 90,000 Camera Lens From Amazon, Receives Quinoa Seeds Instead
Recently, a man was shocked to find a packet of quinoa seeds instead of the camera lens he had ordered online.
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Amazon Acknowledges Issue of Drivers Urinating in Bottles in Apology to US Representative Mark Pocan
Amazon has apologized to US Representative Mark Pocan, admitting to scoring an "own goal" in its initial denial of his suggestion that its drivers were sometimes forced to urinate in bottles during their delivery rounds.
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Amazon Admits Some Drivers In US Urinate In Bottles, Apologises
E-commerce giant Amazon has apologized to a US lawmaker after falsely denying that some of its drivers are forced at times to urinate in plastic bottles.
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Tandav Row: Amazon Issues ‘Unconditional’ Apology After Complaints That Series Hurt Religious Sentiments
Amazon Prime Video streaming service on Tuesday issued an apology to its viewers for scenes in its original political drama series Tandav that allegedly offended Hindu religious beliefs. In a statement titled "Amazon Prime Video Apologizes", the company said it deeply regrets viewers considered certain scenes to be objectionable.
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"Respect Viewers'...": Amazon's "Unconditional" Apology Over 'Tandav'
Streaming platform Amazon Prime Video on Tuesday apologised "unconditionally" for its show "Tandav" and said it has already removed scenes found objectionable by viewers.
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'Tandav' Makers Agree To Changes, Go Beyond Apology
The makers of Amazon Prime series Tandav have said they will make changes in the content "to address concerns", a little over 24 hours after a police complaint was filed over hurting religious sentiments.
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The Controversy Over Web Series 'Tandav' In 10 Points
The makers of Amazon Prime Video's new political drama 'Tandav' issued an "unconditional" apology on Monday evening after complaints to police in Maharashtra and UP alleged some scenes "insulted Hindu gods and goddesses". The statement said any offence was unintentional and that the series was "a work of fiction (with) any resemblance to acts and p...
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'Tandav' Cast And Crew's "Unconditional Apology" After Complaint In UP
The cast and crew of Amazon Prime Videos' "Tandav", against whom police complaints have been filed alleging that some scene of the web series had "insulted Hindu gods and goddesses", issued an apology Monday evening
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Amazon India Hit by FIR for 'Hurting' Sikh Religious Sentiments
An FIR has been filed against retail giant Amazon India by Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC) chief Manjinder Singh Sirsa for 'hurting' Sikh community's sentiments for letting a seller put up toilet mats for sale with Golden Temple's image on them, the media has reported.
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Apologise, Then "We Talk": Brazil To France President on Amazon Fire Aid
President Jair Bolsonaro said Tuesday he might revisit his country's rejection of a $22.2 million package from the Group of Seven nations to help fight fires spiking across the Amazon rainforest.
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Amazon's Mahatma Gandhi Flip-Flops Spark Fresh Outrage in India
Amazon could not immediately be reached for comment Sunday but the flip-flops appeared to have been taken down from their site.
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Amazon Apologises To Sushma Swaraj Over Indian Flag-Themed Doormats
A day after Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's stern warning to Amazon, the e-commerce giant has apologized for the sale of Indian flag-themed doormats on its Canadian website.
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After Sushma Swaraj's Visa Threat, Amazon Drops Indian Flag Doormats
After a furious Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's warning, Amazon has dropped Indian flag-themed doormats from its website.
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Amazon Stops Sales Of Indian Flag Doormats After Warning From Sushma Swaraj
Amazon's portal in Canada sells doormats fashioned around other national flags, but under Indian law any desecration of its flag is punishable with fines and imprisonment.
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US Amazon Delivery Driver Caught Pooping On Homeowner's Doorstep, Fired After Video Surfaces
Amazon responded to the incident, stating that they were "deeply disturbed" by the driver's behaviour and apologised to the affected customers.
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Man Orders Rs 90,000 Camera Lens From Amazon, Receives Quinoa Seeds Instead
Recently, a man was shocked to find a packet of quinoa seeds instead of the camera lens he had ordered online.
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Amazon Acknowledges Issue of Drivers Urinating in Bottles in Apology to US Representative Mark Pocan
Amazon has apologized to US Representative Mark Pocan, admitting to scoring an "own goal" in its initial denial of his suggestion that its drivers were sometimes forced to urinate in bottles during their delivery rounds.
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Amazon Admits Some Drivers In US Urinate In Bottles, Apologises
E-commerce giant Amazon has apologized to a US lawmaker after falsely denying that some of its drivers are forced at times to urinate in plastic bottles.
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Tandav Row: Amazon Issues ‘Unconditional’ Apology After Complaints That Series Hurt Religious Sentiments
Amazon Prime Video streaming service on Tuesday issued an apology to its viewers for scenes in its original political drama series Tandav that allegedly offended Hindu religious beliefs. In a statement titled "Amazon Prime Video Apologizes", the company said it deeply regrets viewers considered certain scenes to be objectionable.
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"Respect Viewers'...": Amazon's "Unconditional" Apology Over 'Tandav'
Streaming platform Amazon Prime Video on Tuesday apologised "unconditionally" for its show "Tandav" and said it has already removed scenes found objectionable by viewers.
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'Tandav' Makers Agree To Changes, Go Beyond Apology
The makers of Amazon Prime series Tandav have said they will make changes in the content "to address concerns", a little over 24 hours after a police complaint was filed over hurting religious sentiments.
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The Controversy Over Web Series 'Tandav' In 10 Points
The makers of Amazon Prime Video's new political drama 'Tandav' issued an "unconditional" apology on Monday evening after complaints to police in Maharashtra and UP alleged some scenes "insulted Hindu gods and goddesses". The statement said any offence was unintentional and that the series was "a work of fiction (with) any resemblance to acts and p...
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'Tandav' Cast And Crew's "Unconditional Apology" After Complaint In UP
The cast and crew of Amazon Prime Videos' "Tandav", against whom police complaints have been filed alleging that some scene of the web series had "insulted Hindu gods and goddesses", issued an apology Monday evening
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Amazon India Hit by FIR for 'Hurting' Sikh Religious Sentiments
An FIR has been filed against retail giant Amazon India by Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC) chief Manjinder Singh Sirsa for 'hurting' Sikh community's sentiments for letting a seller put up toilet mats for sale with Golden Temple's image on them, the media has reported.
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Apologise, Then "We Talk": Brazil To France President on Amazon Fire Aid
President Jair Bolsonaro said Tuesday he might revisit his country's rejection of a $22.2 million package from the Group of Seven nations to help fight fires spiking across the Amazon rainforest.
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Amazon's Mahatma Gandhi Flip-Flops Spark Fresh Outrage in India
Amazon could not immediately be reached for comment Sunday but the flip-flops appeared to have been taken down from their site.
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Amazon Apologises To Sushma Swaraj Over Indian Flag-Themed Doormats
A day after Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's stern warning to Amazon, the e-commerce giant has apologized for the sale of Indian flag-themed doormats on its Canadian website.
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After Sushma Swaraj's Visa Threat, Amazon Drops Indian Flag Doormats
After a furious Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's warning, Amazon has dropped Indian flag-themed doormats from its website.
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Amazon Stops Sales Of Indian Flag Doormats After Warning From Sushma Swaraj
Amazon's portal in Canada sells doormats fashioned around other national flags, but under Indian law any desecration of its flag is punishable with fines and imprisonment.
