Daily Newsletter | Saturday, April 22, 2017
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India tells UK Mallya laundered money to British cos, bank accounts |
Indian investigators feel there is a strong chance of bringing Vijay Mallya back to India as documents shared by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) with the UK government claim the controversial tycoon laundered money from banks in India to “British companies” and “bank accounts” in the UK. |
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SC: Not all ‘insults’ to religion are offences |
In a pronouncement that reiterates the constitutional protection to freedom of speech and expression, the Supreme Court has said that unwitting or careless “insults” to religion should not be prosecuted as this would amount to misuse of law. |
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‘Over 50’ Afghan troops killed in Taliban attack |
“More than 50 Afghan soldiers have been killed” in a Taliban attack on their base near the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif. Two of the ten attackers blew themselves up while seven were killed and one was detained. |
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Bring backward classes in party fold, MP BJP chief asks workers |
Madhya Pradesh BJP president Nandkumar Singh Chauhan on Friday asked party workers to bring into fold the backward classes and said that the party has ‘fixed a target’ to get reelected in the state under chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s leadership for the fourth time in 2018. |
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MS Dhoni’s class is permanent: Steve Smith |
Steve Smith’s predecessor MS Dhoni, who has scored only 61 runs from five games so far, has been facing flack for his average show in the league. But the Australian is undeterred. |
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Sensex slips 57 points on profit booking |
Benchmark Sensex fell over 57 points to end at 29,365.30 on Friday after investors moved in to book profits amid sustained foreign fund outflows. The 30-share index had soared about 162 points to hit a high of 29,584.34 in early deals, but surrendered gains in mid-session selling. |
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Soha-Kunal’s beautiful love story |
The Pataudi girl – Soha Ali Khan is expecting her first child with hubby Kunal Kemmu, who himself confirmed the news to a leading daily. |
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