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Goa Club That Caught Fire Changed Names To Cover Violations: Pramod Sawant
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said 'Birch by Romeo Lane', the nightclub destroyed in a fire last month, claiming 25 lives, operated under different names over the years, and his government will conduct a probe into its violations since 1999.
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Luthras Fled Delhi, Their Partner Fled Goa: The Hours After Nightclub Fire
As the investigation into the Goa nightclub fire deepens, details have emerged about how three owners - Saurabh Luthra, Gaurav Luthra, and Ajay Gupta - reacted to the news about the blaze that claimed 25 lives and revealed huge safety violations
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Even Before Goa Fire, Luthras' Romeo Lane Chain Faced Many Complaints, Fines
The Romeo Lane chain of restaurants and clubs, under intense scrutiny after 25 people died in a fire at its Goa nightclub, Birch by Romeo Lane, has a history of complaints and fines for allegedly violating environmental norms in Goa and Uttarakhand.
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Swish Restaurateurs To Fugitives: How Goa Fire Singed Luthra Brothers
For nine years, brothers Saurabh Luthra and Gaurav Luthra from Delhi's Kingsway Camp opened multiple cafes and clubs, first in Delhi and then in several major cities, including Goa
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Driving Licence To Be Suspended If Bus Lane Discipline Violated Thrice
The licences of drivers here violating the bus lane discipline thrice will be suspended and they will have to undergo a one-month training for getting it restored, according to an official order.
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Over 21,000 Private Vehicles Fined For Bus Lane Violations In Delhi
Over 21,000 private vehicles have been challaned for violating designated bus lanes within two months of the launch of an enforcement drive by Delhi government's Transport department, officials said on Friday.
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Noida Cops Deny Thrashing Journalist Who Said They Violated Traffic Rules
A journalist alleged that he was assaulted by two policemen in Noida when he cautioned them to be careful while riding a motorcycle on the wrong side of the road, that too without helmets. The Noida Police claimed that the journalist was allegedly drunk and was roughed up by some other "unidentified" men.
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Iran Says British Oil Tanker "Violated Rules", UK Hits Back
A day after it seized a British-flagged tanker, Iran on Saturday said that Stena Impero vessel was violating maritime rules and regulations by using an exit lane to enter the Strait of Hormuz.
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Delhi High Court Orders Hauz Khas Village Inspection To Curb Violations
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed the city police and the chief fire engineer to inspect Hauz Khas Village to find out whether emergency service vehicles can enter its lanes in case of an eventuality.
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Asian Games: Iraqi Wins Gold as Top Three Disqualified in Men's 800m
Iraq's Adnan Taess Akkar originally came in fourth, but was awarded the gold medal when the trio in front of him had their results cancelled for obstruction and lane violations in the men's 800m athletics event of the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea.
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Goa Club That Caught Fire Changed Names To Cover Violations: Pramod Sawant
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said 'Birch by Romeo Lane', the nightclub destroyed in a fire last month, claiming 25 lives, operated under different names over the years, and his government will conduct a probe into its violations since 1999.
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Luthras Fled Delhi, Their Partner Fled Goa: The Hours After Nightclub Fire
As the investigation into the Goa nightclub fire deepens, details have emerged about how three owners - Saurabh Luthra, Gaurav Luthra, and Ajay Gupta - reacted to the news about the blaze that claimed 25 lives and revealed huge safety violations
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Even Before Goa Fire, Luthras' Romeo Lane Chain Faced Many Complaints, Fines
The Romeo Lane chain of restaurants and clubs, under intense scrutiny after 25 people died in a fire at its Goa nightclub, Birch by Romeo Lane, has a history of complaints and fines for allegedly violating environmental norms in Goa and Uttarakhand.
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Swish Restaurateurs To Fugitives: How Goa Fire Singed Luthra Brothers
For nine years, brothers Saurabh Luthra and Gaurav Luthra from Delhi's Kingsway Camp opened multiple cafes and clubs, first in Delhi and then in several major cities, including Goa
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Driving Licence To Be Suspended If Bus Lane Discipline Violated Thrice
The licences of drivers here violating the bus lane discipline thrice will be suspended and they will have to undergo a one-month training for getting it restored, according to an official order.
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Over 21,000 Private Vehicles Fined For Bus Lane Violations In Delhi
Over 21,000 private vehicles have been challaned for violating designated bus lanes within two months of the launch of an enforcement drive by Delhi government's Transport department, officials said on Friday.
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Noida Cops Deny Thrashing Journalist Who Said They Violated Traffic Rules
A journalist alleged that he was assaulted by two policemen in Noida when he cautioned them to be careful while riding a motorcycle on the wrong side of the road, that too without helmets. The Noida Police claimed that the journalist was allegedly drunk and was roughed up by some other "unidentified" men.
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Iran Says British Oil Tanker "Violated Rules", UK Hits Back
A day after it seized a British-flagged tanker, Iran on Saturday said that Stena Impero vessel was violating maritime rules and regulations by using an exit lane to enter the Strait of Hormuz.
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Delhi High Court Orders Hauz Khas Village Inspection To Curb Violations
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed the city police and the chief fire engineer to inspect Hauz Khas Village to find out whether emergency service vehicles can enter its lanes in case of an eventuality.
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Asian Games: Iraqi Wins Gold as Top Three Disqualified in Men's 800m
Iraq's Adnan Taess Akkar originally came in fourth, but was awarded the gold medal when the trio in front of him had their results cancelled for obstruction and lane violations in the men's 800m athletics event of the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea.
