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FMSCI Nominates CS Santosh & Aishwarya Pissay For 2020 Arjuna Award
The Federation of Motor Sport Clubs of India (FMSCI) has announced the names of motorsport athletes CS Santosh and Aishwarya Pissay for the 2020 Arjuna Award - the highest civilian honour for sports in the country. Both the Santosh and Pissay have made great strides in the world motorsport, more specifically rallying. CS Santosh is part of the Hero...
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"Priya Ramani's Charges Figment Of Her Imagination," MJ Akbar Tells Court
Former Union Minister M J Akbar told a Delhi court Friday that journalist Priya Ramani's accusations of sexual misconduct against him in the wake of the #MeToo movement in 2018 were "figment of her imagination" and caused him "great humiliation" and "irreparably damaged his reputation".
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"Case Has Come At Great Personal Cost": Priya Ramani To Court On MJ Akbar
Priya Ramani, the journalist who accused former editor and Union minister MJ Akbar of sexual harassment, today said she had spoken up more than two decades after the event so that women facing similar situations might find the courage to fight back.
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Discussing MJ Akbar's Membership Amid Fresh Allegations: Editors Guild
The Editors Guild of India Friday said was tracking with "great concern", fresh allegations of sexual misconduct against former editor MJ Akbar and a decision on his membership of the top editors' body will be taken after "due process" is completed.
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Editors Guild Statement On MJ Akbar's Membership
The Editors Guild of India is tracking with great concern fresh, and serious allegations of sexual misconduct against former editor M.J. Akbar, the statement read.
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Maharana Pratap Was Greater Than Akbar, Says Yogi Adityanath
Rajput king Maharana Pratap was truly great as he displayed immense courage and stood up to the might of the Mughal Army, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said.
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Maharana Pratap Did Not Get Due Place In History, Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Addressing a public gathering after unveiling a statue of Maharana Pratap in Rajasthan's Pali district, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said that the ruler of Mewar had not received his due place in history. Mr Singh further urged historians to re-evaluare the warrior's contribution.
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Pakistan Board's Decision to Send Four Media Managers to England Tour Draws Flak
Pakistan Cricket Board will send four media managers with the team for the upcoming tour of England and this has resulted in questions over the financial and administrative affairs of the board
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Akbar Demoted, Rana Pratap is 'Great' in Rajasthan Textbooks
History is in for a radical, some are calling it 'saffron', change in Rajasthan. School text books being printed for the next academic session will see Akbar lose his traditional title of ''Great'', which will now be given to the person who fought battles against him - Maharana Pratap.
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Pran was completely unlike the villains he played: Amitabh Bachchan
Pran, the actor who elevated the role of villain to greatness and glory in Bollywood, died at 93 in Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital last night. Amitabh Bachchan, a frequent collaborator and lifelong friend, began the grieving process on his Facebook page.
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FMSCI Nominates CS Santosh & Aishwarya Pissay For 2020 Arjuna Award
The Federation of Motor Sport Clubs of India (FMSCI) has announced the names of motorsport athletes CS Santosh and Aishwarya Pissay for the 2020 Arjuna Award - the highest civilian honour for sports in the country. Both the Santosh and Pissay have made great strides in the world motorsport, more specifically rallying. CS Santosh is part of the Hero...
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"Priya Ramani's Charges Figment Of Her Imagination," MJ Akbar Tells Court
Former Union Minister M J Akbar told a Delhi court Friday that journalist Priya Ramani's accusations of sexual misconduct against him in the wake of the #MeToo movement in 2018 were "figment of her imagination" and caused him "great humiliation" and "irreparably damaged his reputation".
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"Case Has Come At Great Personal Cost": Priya Ramani To Court On MJ Akbar
Priya Ramani, the journalist who accused former editor and Union minister MJ Akbar of sexual harassment, today said she had spoken up more than two decades after the event so that women facing similar situations might find the courage to fight back.
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Discussing MJ Akbar's Membership Amid Fresh Allegations: Editors Guild
The Editors Guild of India Friday said was tracking with "great concern", fresh allegations of sexual misconduct against former editor MJ Akbar and a decision on his membership of the top editors' body will be taken after "due process" is completed.
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Editors Guild Statement On MJ Akbar's Membership
The Editors Guild of India is tracking with great concern fresh, and serious allegations of sexual misconduct against former editor M.J. Akbar, the statement read.
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Maharana Pratap Was Greater Than Akbar, Says Yogi Adityanath
Rajput king Maharana Pratap was truly great as he displayed immense courage and stood up to the might of the Mughal Army, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said.
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Maharana Pratap Did Not Get Due Place In History, Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Addressing a public gathering after unveiling a statue of Maharana Pratap in Rajasthan's Pali district, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said that the ruler of Mewar had not received his due place in history. Mr Singh further urged historians to re-evaluare the warrior's contribution.
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Pakistan Board's Decision to Send Four Media Managers to England Tour Draws Flak
Pakistan Cricket Board will send four media managers with the team for the upcoming tour of England and this has resulted in questions over the financial and administrative affairs of the board
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Akbar Demoted, Rana Pratap is 'Great' in Rajasthan Textbooks
History is in for a radical, some are calling it 'saffron', change in Rajasthan. School text books being printed for the next academic session will see Akbar lose his traditional title of ''Great'', which will now be given to the person who fought battles against him - Maharana Pratap.
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Pran was completely unlike the villains he played: Amitabh Bachchan
Pran, the actor who elevated the role of villain to greatness and glory in Bollywood, died at 93 in Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital last night. Amitabh Bachchan, a frequent collaborator and lifelong friend, began the grieving process on his Facebook page.
