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Indian Comedian Returns To India After 47-Day Detention In Dubai Over "Harmless" Reel, Shares Ordeal
Indian Comedian, Yash Bhardwaj, Dubai detention, Who is Yash Bhardwaj, Google Maps joke, Detention Over Comedy Reel, stand-up comedian, 47 days in Dubai, Middle East, US-Iran
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Mahadev Betting App Promoter Sourabh Chandrakar Detained In Dubai: Report
Sourabh Chandrakar, one of the promoters of the Mahadev online betting app, has been put under "house detention" in Dubai while Indian probe agencies, including ED, have been "alerted" and are working through diplomatic channels to get
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British Tanker Stena Impero Arrives In Dubai After 10-Week Detention In Iran
The British-flagged Stena Impero tanker arrived at Dubai's Port Rashid on Friday after sailing out of Iranian waters, according to Refintiv shipping data, after it was detained in July during a row with Britain that has stoked tensions in the Gulf.
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Pakistan Court Terms Musharraf's Medical Report 'Fake'
A Pakistani anti-terrorism court today termed former military dictator Pervez Musharraf's medical report as "fake" while rejecting his plea seeking exemption from court appearances in the 2007 judges' detention case.
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Committee recommends fine on Asif for Dubai detention
PCB is likely to impose a fine of around two million rupees on suspended pace bowler Mohammad Asif for his indiscretion last year.
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PCB inquiry committee summons Asif for a final hearing
The PCB inquiry committee probing the detention of bowler Mohammad Asif in Dubai last year in June is expected to wrap up its proceedings on Thursday.
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Probe committee on Asif's Dubai detention begins work
The committee formed by the PCB to probe Mohammad Asif's 19-day detention in Dubai last year has sought initial reports from the authorities in the emirate
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PCB not in a hurry to decide Asif's fate
PCB will not take immediate action against Mohammad Asif in the Dubai drug detention case as it has obtained the opinion of World Anti-Doping Agency.
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PCB forms committee to probe Asif Dubai case
Pakistan Cricket Board on Thursday constituted a three-member inquiry committee to probe into the Dubai detention case of pace bowler Mohammad Asif.
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Asif faces ban for Dubai misdemeanour
A PCB commitee has recommended ban on pacer Mohammad Asif for his 19-day detention at the Dubai airport for the alleged possession of a banned substance.
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Pak cricketers worried for Asif: Lawson
Asif's prolonged detention in Dubai has left the entire Pakistani cricket team concerned, says coach Geoff Lawson.
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'Verdict on Asif in another 10-12 days'
The Attorney General in Dubai took up the Mohd Asif detention case on Sunday but Pakistan officials do not see a verdict coming soon.
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Asif could be suspended: PCB
Mohammad Asif could be in for more trouble after he returns home from detention in Dubai as the PCB is planning to suspend the embattled pacer.
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Asif innocent till proved otherwise: PCB
Mohd Asif's detention in Dubai for the possession of drugs, PCB spokesperson Shafqat Nagmi said they presume him innocent till he is proven guilty.
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Indian Comedian Returns To India After 47-Day Detention In Dubai Over "Harmless" Reel, Shares Ordeal
Indian Comedian, Yash Bhardwaj, Dubai detention, Who is Yash Bhardwaj, Google Maps joke, Detention Over Comedy Reel, stand-up comedian, 47 days in Dubai, Middle East, US-Iran
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Mahadev Betting App Promoter Sourabh Chandrakar Detained In Dubai: Report
Sourabh Chandrakar, one of the promoters of the Mahadev online betting app, has been put under "house detention" in Dubai while Indian probe agencies, including ED, have been "alerted" and are working through diplomatic channels to get
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British Tanker Stena Impero Arrives In Dubai After 10-Week Detention In Iran
The British-flagged Stena Impero tanker arrived at Dubai's Port Rashid on Friday after sailing out of Iranian waters, according to Refintiv shipping data, after it was detained in July during a row with Britain that has stoked tensions in the Gulf.
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Pakistan Court Terms Musharraf's Medical Report 'Fake'
A Pakistani anti-terrorism court today termed former military dictator Pervez Musharraf's medical report as "fake" while rejecting his plea seeking exemption from court appearances in the 2007 judges' detention case.
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Committee recommends fine on Asif for Dubai detention
PCB is likely to impose a fine of around two million rupees on suspended pace bowler Mohammad Asif for his indiscretion last year.
-
PCB inquiry committee summons Asif for a final hearing
The PCB inquiry committee probing the detention of bowler Mohammad Asif in Dubai last year in June is expected to wrap up its proceedings on Thursday.
-
Probe committee on Asif's Dubai detention begins work
The committee formed by the PCB to probe Mohammad Asif's 19-day detention in Dubai last year has sought initial reports from the authorities in the emirate
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PCB not in a hurry to decide Asif's fate
PCB will not take immediate action against Mohammad Asif in the Dubai drug detention case as it has obtained the opinion of World Anti-Doping Agency.
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PCB forms committee to probe Asif Dubai case
Pakistan Cricket Board on Thursday constituted a three-member inquiry committee to probe into the Dubai detention case of pace bowler Mohammad Asif.
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Asif faces ban for Dubai misdemeanour
A PCB commitee has recommended ban on pacer Mohammad Asif for his 19-day detention at the Dubai airport for the alleged possession of a banned substance.
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Pak cricketers worried for Asif: Lawson
Asif's prolonged detention in Dubai has left the entire Pakistani cricket team concerned, says coach Geoff Lawson.
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'Verdict on Asif in another 10-12 days'
The Attorney General in Dubai took up the Mohd Asif detention case on Sunday but Pakistan officials do not see a verdict coming soon.
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Asif could be suspended: PCB
Mohammad Asif could be in for more trouble after he returns home from detention in Dubai as the PCB is planning to suspend the embattled pacer.
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Asif innocent till proved otherwise: PCB
Mohd Asif's detention in Dubai for the possession of drugs, PCB spokesperson Shafqat Nagmi said they presume him innocent till he is proven guilty.
