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Indian Pleads Guilty To $ 11.5 Million Healthcare Fraud In US
Indian Chintan Anjaria, who owns a marketing company in India has pleaded guilty to a massive USD 11.5 million healthcare fraud, Attorney for the United States Vikas Khanna announced Thursday.
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UK Marketer Pulled Out Of 'Catastrophic' Titanic Sub Trip Because Of Risks
According to various media reports, Chris Brown, a digital marketing businessman, says he was nearly a passenger on the Titan, the submersible that had gone missing in search of the Titanic, but backed out due to safety concerns.
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Juice Boxes, Biscuit Packs And The Case Of 4 Kg Hidden Heroin In Punjab
Punjab Police recovered 4-kg of heroin valued at Rs 20 crore in the international market from a woman from Mizoram and her driver accomplice in Khanna district on Wednesday.
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US Lawmakers Should Make Sure H-1B Not Abused: Indian-American Congressman
A top Indian-American Congressman has said that American lawmakers should make sure that the H-1B visa programme, popular among Indian techies, is not abused to undercut the US job market and attract the best and the brightest into the country.
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Special package for Punjab's Gurdaspur high on Vinod Khanna's agenda
Locked in a high-stake fight against sitting MP and state Congress chief Partap Singh Bajwa, actor-turned-politician Vinod Khanna is doing his best to wrest this Lok Sabha seat by marketing his clout with Narendra Modi and promising a special package for the border district.
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John Abraham: Controversy not a marketing tool for Madras Cafe
John Abraham is disappointed to see his second production venture Madras Cafe be dragged in controversies as the actor-producer had no intention to promote the film this way.
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Dazzling Delhi? City looks prepared for Games
No more "filth" in the Games Village or debris and slush on the streets the National Capital is finally wearing a shining refurbished look ready to welcome the visitors for the Commonwealth Games.
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No lessons learnt after toxic blunder
It's been three weeks since radiation was first detected, since then 11 people have been hospitalized, one person has died but at Mayapuri's scrap market, as far as safety goes, nothing much has changed.
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Indian Pleads Guilty To $ 11.5 Million Healthcare Fraud In US
Indian Chintan Anjaria, who owns a marketing company in India has pleaded guilty to a massive USD 11.5 million healthcare fraud, Attorney for the United States Vikas Khanna announced Thursday.
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UK Marketer Pulled Out Of 'Catastrophic' Titanic Sub Trip Because Of Risks
According to various media reports, Chris Brown, a digital marketing businessman, says he was nearly a passenger on the Titan, the submersible that had gone missing in search of the Titanic, but backed out due to safety concerns.
-
Juice Boxes, Biscuit Packs And The Case Of 4 Kg Hidden Heroin In Punjab
Punjab Police recovered 4-kg of heroin valued at Rs 20 crore in the international market from a woman from Mizoram and her driver accomplice in Khanna district on Wednesday.
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US Lawmakers Should Make Sure H-1B Not Abused: Indian-American Congressman
A top Indian-American Congressman has said that American lawmakers should make sure that the H-1B visa programme, popular among Indian techies, is not abused to undercut the US job market and attract the best and the brightest into the country.
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Special package for Punjab's Gurdaspur high on Vinod Khanna's agenda
Locked in a high-stake fight against sitting MP and state Congress chief Partap Singh Bajwa, actor-turned-politician Vinod Khanna is doing his best to wrest this Lok Sabha seat by marketing his clout with Narendra Modi and promising a special package for the border district.
-
John Abraham: Controversy not a marketing tool for Madras Cafe
John Abraham is disappointed to see his second production venture Madras Cafe be dragged in controversies as the actor-producer had no intention to promote the film this way.
-
Dazzling Delhi? City looks prepared for Games
No more "filth" in the Games Village or debris and slush on the streets the National Capital is finally wearing a shining refurbished look ready to welcome the visitors for the Commonwealth Games.
-
No lessons learnt after toxic blunder
It's been three weeks since radiation was first detected, since then 11 people have been hospitalized, one person has died but at Mayapuri's scrap market, as far as safety goes, nothing much has changed.
