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Fabindia And Dolomite Restaurants Join Hands To Unveil Exquisite Jamie Oliver's Cafes Across India
The collaboration promises to create a delightful culinary experience, blending Indian culinary traditions with Jamie Oliver's global influence.
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Crazy How Some Have Problem With It: Javed Akhtar On FabIndia's 'Jashn-e-Riwaaz' Collection
Veteran screenwriter Javed Akhtar today said he "fails to understand" how a section of people took offence over the name of clothing brand FabIndia's latest collection 'Jashn-e-Riwaaz' as the Urdu phrase simply meant "a celebration of tradition".
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Fabindia Pulls Ad After Backlash, BJP MP Says Diwali "Not Jashn-e-Riwaaz"
Indian clothing brand Fabindia has withdrawn an advertisement for a clothing collection - called 'Jashn-e-Riwaaz' - after senior BJP leaders slammed the brand and accused it of'defacing' Diwali by linking the festivalto an Urdu term.
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Don't Intend To Use "Khadi" Term For Our Products: Fabindia
Clothing retailer Fabindia has informed the Bombay High Court that it does not intend to use the term "Khadi" for its products.
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Fabindia Sued For Rs 525 Crore For "Illegally" Selling With 'Khadi' Tag
Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) has sent a legal notice to Fabindia, a chain of ethnic wear retail outlets, demanding a whopping Rs 525 crore in damages for "illegally" using its trademark "charkha" and selling apparels with the 'khadi' tag.
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4 Fabindia Staffers Charge-Sheeted In 2015 Snooping Case
The Goa Police Crime branch has filed a charge sheet against four employees of the garment retail chain Fabindia's Candolim store in a 2015 snooping case filed after Union Minister Smriti Irani complained against it.
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Smriti Irani Case: Chargesheet May Include Her as Witness
Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani may be included as a witness in the trial room voyeurism case involving a Fabindia outlet, a senior police official said today.
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Smriti Irani Case: Goa Police Identifies Accused Fabindia Staffer
A week after a hidden camera was detected by Union minister Smriti Irani at a Fabindia outlet in Goa, the police on Saturday claimed to have identified the store staffer who was behind the episode.
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Fabindia's Top Executives Appear Before Goa Police
Top officials of Fabindia, including its CEO and MD, today appeared before Goa Police to record their statements in connection with a voyeurism case.
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Smriti Irani Case: Goa Court Grants Interim Relief To Top Fabindia Executives
A Goa court today granted interim relief to seven Fabindia officials in connection with the investigation into union minister Smriti Irani's allegation that she was filmed in the trial room of the clothing giant's outlet in Goa.
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Smriti Irani Case: Fabindia's Senior Officials Seek Anticipatory Bail in Goa
Seven senior officials of Fabindia, including its Chief Executive Oddicer (CEO) and Managing Director (MD), have applied for anticipatory bail in a Goa court after being summoned by the police in connection with a voyeurism case.
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Smriti Irani Case: Fabindia Top Executives to be Questioned by Goa Police on Friday
Goa Police will quiz two top executives of Fabindia on Friday in connection with the trial room camera episode involving its outlet at Candolim.
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Fabindia CEO William Bissell, 10 Others Summoned by Goa Police Over Allegations Made by Minister Smriti Irani
The Managing Director and CEO of Fabindia are likely to join investigations into the allegations made by minister Smriti Irani who said she spotted a camera facing the trial room at an outlet in Candolim, Goa.
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'Some Womanisers Must Have Done That', Says Goa Chief Minister on Smriti Irani Case
Fabindia, today, got the backing of Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar who said the company cannot be blamed for the mischief played by some employees at its store, where Union Minister Smriti Irani spotted a camera facing the trial room.
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Smriti Irani Case: Goa Police to Record Statements of 'Other Victims'
Goa Police on Sunday said all the persons involved in the voyeurism case, registered following a complaint by Union Human Resource Department Minister Smriti Irani, would be brought to book and "other victims" too would be called for recording their statements.
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Fabindia And Dolomite Restaurants Join Hands To Unveil Exquisite Jamie Oliver's Cafes Across India
The collaboration promises to create a delightful culinary experience, blending Indian culinary traditions with Jamie Oliver's global influence.
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Crazy How Some Have Problem With It: Javed Akhtar On FabIndia's 'Jashn-e-Riwaaz' Collection
Veteran screenwriter Javed Akhtar today said he "fails to understand" how a section of people took offence over the name of clothing brand FabIndia's latest collection 'Jashn-e-Riwaaz' as the Urdu phrase simply meant "a celebration of tradition".
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Fabindia Pulls Ad After Backlash, BJP MP Says Diwali "Not Jashn-e-Riwaaz"
Indian clothing brand Fabindia has withdrawn an advertisement for a clothing collection - called 'Jashn-e-Riwaaz' - after senior BJP leaders slammed the brand and accused it of'defacing' Diwali by linking the festivalto an Urdu term.
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Don't Intend To Use "Khadi" Term For Our Products: Fabindia
Clothing retailer Fabindia has informed the Bombay High Court that it does not intend to use the term "Khadi" for its products.
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Fabindia Sued For Rs 525 Crore For "Illegally" Selling With 'Khadi' Tag
Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) has sent a legal notice to Fabindia, a chain of ethnic wear retail outlets, demanding a whopping Rs 525 crore in damages for "illegally" using its trademark "charkha" and selling apparels with the 'khadi' tag.
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4 Fabindia Staffers Charge-Sheeted In 2015 Snooping Case
The Goa Police Crime branch has filed a charge sheet against four employees of the garment retail chain Fabindia's Candolim store in a 2015 snooping case filed after Union Minister Smriti Irani complained against it.
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Smriti Irani Case: Chargesheet May Include Her as Witness
Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani may be included as a witness in the trial room voyeurism case involving a Fabindia outlet, a senior police official said today.
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Smriti Irani Case: Goa Police Identifies Accused Fabindia Staffer
A week after a hidden camera was detected by Union minister Smriti Irani at a Fabindia outlet in Goa, the police on Saturday claimed to have identified the store staffer who was behind the episode.
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Fabindia's Top Executives Appear Before Goa Police
Top officials of Fabindia, including its CEO and MD, today appeared before Goa Police to record their statements in connection with a voyeurism case.
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Smriti Irani Case: Goa Court Grants Interim Relief To Top Fabindia Executives
A Goa court today granted interim relief to seven Fabindia officials in connection with the investigation into union minister Smriti Irani's allegation that she was filmed in the trial room of the clothing giant's outlet in Goa.
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Smriti Irani Case: Fabindia's Senior Officials Seek Anticipatory Bail in Goa
Seven senior officials of Fabindia, including its Chief Executive Oddicer (CEO) and Managing Director (MD), have applied for anticipatory bail in a Goa court after being summoned by the police in connection with a voyeurism case.
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Smriti Irani Case: Fabindia Top Executives to be Questioned by Goa Police on Friday
Goa Police will quiz two top executives of Fabindia on Friday in connection with the trial room camera episode involving its outlet at Candolim.
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Fabindia CEO William Bissell, 10 Others Summoned by Goa Police Over Allegations Made by Minister Smriti Irani
The Managing Director and CEO of Fabindia are likely to join investigations into the allegations made by minister Smriti Irani who said she spotted a camera facing the trial room at an outlet in Candolim, Goa.
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'Some Womanisers Must Have Done That', Says Goa Chief Minister on Smriti Irani Case
Fabindia, today, got the backing of Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar who said the company cannot be blamed for the mischief played by some employees at its store, where Union Minister Smriti Irani spotted a camera facing the trial room.
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Smriti Irani Case: Goa Police to Record Statements of 'Other Victims'
Goa Police on Sunday said all the persons involved in the voyeurism case, registered following a complaint by Union Human Resource Department Minister Smriti Irani, would be brought to book and "other victims" too would be called for recording their statements.
