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UK Woman Wins Rs 34 Lakh Compensation After Colleague Compares Her To Darth Vader
A UK woman has won almost 30,000 pounds (approximately Rs 34 lakh) in compensation after being compared to 'Star Wars' villain Darth Vader by her co-worker.
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Harry Potter Star Rupert Grint Loses Legal Battle, Ordered To Pay Over Rs 18 Crore In Taxes
Former Harry Potter star Rupert Grint, known for playing Ronald Weasley, has been ordered to pay 1.8 million Pounds in taxes after losing a legal battle with HMRC.
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NCLT Approves Merger of Viacom 18, Star India After CCI Nod
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Friday approved a merger scheme that will allow Viacom 18 Media with Star India. The merger of Reliance Industries and The Walt Disney Co's media assets was approved earlier this week by the Competition Commission of India and will create the country's largest media empire.
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Paul Pogba's Career In Jeopardy As 'Shocked' Star Handed Four-Year Doping Ban
Italy's anti-doping tribunal handed a four-year ban Thursday to France midfielder Paul Pogba after he tested positive for testosterone last year.
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UK Officials Defend Secrecy Of Operation Blue Star Files
Senior civil servants from the UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) Tuesday gave evidence in a closed tribunal session to explain the reasons over some Cabinet Office files related to 1984's Operation Blue Star not being made public over 30 years later.
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Lipstick Under My Burkha: Censor Board Directed To Certify Film A
The Film Certification Appellate Tribunal has directed the Censor Board to grant Lipstick Under My Burkha an 'A certificate' after 'voluntary and some additional cuts and deletions'
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'I Dropped To My Knees': Firefighter Responds To Fatal Crash, Finds Son's Body
When he received the call, Randy Peterson was immediately gripped by the fear only a parent can know.
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Dentist Who killed Cecil the Lion Poached in US
The wealthy American dentist who killed Zimbabwe's beloved lion Cecil is a trophy-seeking bow hunter with a poaching conviction in the United States.
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US man survives shooting himself in heart with nail gun
A 58-year-old man in Minnesota narrowly escaped death after he accidentally shot himself in the heart with a nail gun.
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New York Times wins four Pulitzers; Florida paper honoured
The New York Times won four Pulitzer Prizes on Monday, including the award for investigative reporting for stories that detailed how Wal-Mart used bribery to expand in Mexico.
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UK Woman Wins Rs 34 Lakh Compensation After Colleague Compares Her To Darth Vader
A UK woman has won almost 30,000 pounds (approximately Rs 34 lakh) in compensation after being compared to 'Star Wars' villain Darth Vader by her co-worker.
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Harry Potter Star Rupert Grint Loses Legal Battle, Ordered To Pay Over Rs 18 Crore In Taxes
Former Harry Potter star Rupert Grint, known for playing Ronald Weasley, has been ordered to pay 1.8 million Pounds in taxes after losing a legal battle with HMRC.
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NCLT Approves Merger of Viacom 18, Star India After CCI Nod
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Friday approved a merger scheme that will allow Viacom 18 Media with Star India. The merger of Reliance Industries and The Walt Disney Co's media assets was approved earlier this week by the Competition Commission of India and will create the country's largest media empire.
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Paul Pogba's Career In Jeopardy As 'Shocked' Star Handed Four-Year Doping Ban
Italy's anti-doping tribunal handed a four-year ban Thursday to France midfielder Paul Pogba after he tested positive for testosterone last year.
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UK Officials Defend Secrecy Of Operation Blue Star Files
Senior civil servants from the UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) Tuesday gave evidence in a closed tribunal session to explain the reasons over some Cabinet Office files related to 1984's Operation Blue Star not being made public over 30 years later.
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Lipstick Under My Burkha: Censor Board Directed To Certify Film A
The Film Certification Appellate Tribunal has directed the Censor Board to grant Lipstick Under My Burkha an 'A certificate' after 'voluntary and some additional cuts and deletions'
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'I Dropped To My Knees': Firefighter Responds To Fatal Crash, Finds Son's Body
When he received the call, Randy Peterson was immediately gripped by the fear only a parent can know.
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Dentist Who killed Cecil the Lion Poached in US
The wealthy American dentist who killed Zimbabwe's beloved lion Cecil is a trophy-seeking bow hunter with a poaching conviction in the United States.
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US man survives shooting himself in heart with nail gun
A 58-year-old man in Minnesota narrowly escaped death after he accidentally shot himself in the heart with a nail gun.
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New York Times wins four Pulitzers; Florida paper honoured
The New York Times won four Pulitzer Prizes on Monday, including the award for investigative reporting for stories that detailed how Wal-Mart used bribery to expand in Mexico.
