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Bigg Boss Kannada Studio Sealed Over Violations, Contestants Escorted Out
The Karnataka government authorities have sealed off the premises of the Jollywood Studios and Adventures, leading to the shutdown of the Big Boss reality show filmed in the premises.
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Internet Banned, 36-Hour Curfew In Odisha's Cuttack After Clashes
Odisha's Cuttack, the thousand-year-old city long celebrated for its communal harmony, remained on edge on Sunday after fresh incidents of violence erupted following clashes during Durga Puja idol immersion two days earlier.
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US Government Shutdown Hits H-1B Visa Processing: How It Affects Indians
H-1B visas will also face a pause until the shutdown ends, says immigration attorney Nicole Gunara.
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Gold Hits Record Highs: Here's What Expert Says About Investing Now
Gold has long been regarded as a safe-haven asset and a reliable store of value, but it's not risk-free.
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How The US Government Shutdown Impacts Visas And Immigration
The US government has shutdown for the first time in seven years after Republicans and Democrats failed to agree to a deal to keep the federal government funded. Several federal services have been disrupted because of it.
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US Embassy Updates Applicants About Passports, Visa Services Amid Government Shutdown
The US Embassy in India on Wednesday assured applicants that passports and visa services will continue despite the government shut down underway in Washington.
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Ladakh Festival Cancelled Amid Clashes Between Protesters, Police
The four-day annual Ladakh festival was cancelled on the last day on Wednesday after clashes erupted between police and protesters amid a shutdown here.
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What Zubeen Garg Meant To A Generation And How His Death Brought City To Standstill
Zubeen Garg's sudden death has paralysed his home state of Assam. In Guwahati, normal life froze. Shops closed, services stopped, crowds poured into the streets. The grief was not merely of losing an artist but also a cultural icon.
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J&K's Lone AAP MLA, Arrested Under Public Safety Act, Faces 18 Cases
AAP MLA Mehraj Malik, who was booked under the draconian Public Safety Act (PSA) last week, had 18 cases and daily dairy reports of police registered against him.
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India Faces First Legal Challenge Against Online Money Games Ban: Report
Gaming company A23 has challenged the government's ban on online money-based games, a legal filing shows, in the first case against a law that led to the sudden shutdown of popular contests and has thrown the industry's future into doubt.
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'Where Do You Get The Right...': Top Court To Jains On Closing Slaughterhouses
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday refused to grant any relief to Jain community members seeking closure of slaughterhouses in the city for 10 days during their Paryushan Parv festival.
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After 11 ISL Clubs Send Warning Of Shutdown, Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Plea On AIFF-FSDL Row
11 clubs wrote a letter to AIFF President Kalyan Chaubey last week, saying the crisis arising out of the non-renewal of the Master Rights Agreement (MRA) between the national federation and the ISL organisers, FSDL, has "paralysed professional football in India".
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Mumbai's Pigeon Feeding Ban: How A Public Health Move Clashed With Faith
Science and faith have clashed in Mumbai, and pigeons are enjoying a feast. The shutdown of Mumbai's kabootarkhanas to prevent the public health hazard caused by pigeon droppings has triggered widespread protests
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Telugu Film Workers' Strike May Bring Big-Budget Productions To Standstill
The Telugu film industry is set to face a complete shutdown of shooting activities starting Monday after the Telugu Film Employees Federation announced a strike over a long-standing wage dispute with producers.
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Schools Shut, Deserted Roads In Kerala As Trade Unions Strike Over Anti-Labour Policies
Shops, offices and schools remained closed, public vehicles kept off streets and roads wore a deserted look in Kerala with the 24-hour nationwide general strike called by trade unions
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Bigg Boss Kannada Studio Sealed Over Violations, Contestants Escorted Out
The Karnataka government authorities have sealed off the premises of the Jollywood Studios and Adventures, leading to the shutdown of the Big Boss reality show filmed in the premises.
-
Internet Banned, 36-Hour Curfew In Odisha's Cuttack After Clashes
Odisha's Cuttack, the thousand-year-old city long celebrated for its communal harmony, remained on edge on Sunday after fresh incidents of violence erupted following clashes during Durga Puja idol immersion two days earlier.
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US Government Shutdown Hits H-1B Visa Processing: How It Affects Indians
H-1B visas will also face a pause until the shutdown ends, says immigration attorney Nicole Gunara.
-
Gold Hits Record Highs: Here's What Expert Says About Investing Now
Gold has long been regarded as a safe-haven asset and a reliable store of value, but it's not risk-free.
-
How The US Government Shutdown Impacts Visas And Immigration
The US government has shutdown for the first time in seven years after Republicans and Democrats failed to agree to a deal to keep the federal government funded. Several federal services have been disrupted because of it.
-
US Embassy Updates Applicants About Passports, Visa Services Amid Government Shutdown
The US Embassy in India on Wednesday assured applicants that passports and visa services will continue despite the government shut down underway in Washington.
-
Ladakh Festival Cancelled Amid Clashes Between Protesters, Police
The four-day annual Ladakh festival was cancelled on the last day on Wednesday after clashes erupted between police and protesters amid a shutdown here.
-
What Zubeen Garg Meant To A Generation And How His Death Brought City To Standstill
Zubeen Garg's sudden death has paralysed his home state of Assam. In Guwahati, normal life froze. Shops closed, services stopped, crowds poured into the streets. The grief was not merely of losing an artist but also a cultural icon.
-
J&K's Lone AAP MLA, Arrested Under Public Safety Act, Faces 18 Cases
AAP MLA Mehraj Malik, who was booked under the draconian Public Safety Act (PSA) last week, had 18 cases and daily dairy reports of police registered against him.
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India Faces First Legal Challenge Against Online Money Games Ban: Report
Gaming company A23 has challenged the government's ban on online money-based games, a legal filing shows, in the first case against a law that led to the sudden shutdown of popular contests and has thrown the industry's future into doubt.
-
'Where Do You Get The Right...': Top Court To Jains On Closing Slaughterhouses
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday refused to grant any relief to Jain community members seeking closure of slaughterhouses in the city for 10 days during their Paryushan Parv festival.
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After 11 ISL Clubs Send Warning Of Shutdown, Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Plea On AIFF-FSDL Row
11 clubs wrote a letter to AIFF President Kalyan Chaubey last week, saying the crisis arising out of the non-renewal of the Master Rights Agreement (MRA) between the national federation and the ISL organisers, FSDL, has "paralysed professional football in India".
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Mumbai's Pigeon Feeding Ban: How A Public Health Move Clashed With Faith
Science and faith have clashed in Mumbai, and pigeons are enjoying a feast. The shutdown of Mumbai's kabootarkhanas to prevent the public health hazard caused by pigeon droppings has triggered widespread protests
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Telugu Film Workers' Strike May Bring Big-Budget Productions To Standstill
The Telugu film industry is set to face a complete shutdown of shooting activities starting Monday after the Telugu Film Employees Federation announced a strike over a long-standing wage dispute with producers.
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Schools Shut, Deserted Roads In Kerala As Trade Unions Strike Over Anti-Labour Policies
Shops, offices and schools remained closed, public vehicles kept off streets and roads wore a deserted look in Kerala with the 24-hour nationwide general strike called by trade unions
