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Cash Sales Of Rs 1,000 Crore Found In Raids On Electrical Items Manufacturer
The Income Tax department initiated search and seizure operations in the case of a group engaged in the manufacturing of wires, cables and other electrical items on December 22, 2023, the agency said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Pak Cable Car Owner, Operator Arrested After Midair Breakdown With 8 Onboard
The owner and operator of a stricken cable car that dangled over a Pakistan ravine for more than 12 hours have been arrested after repeatedly ignoring safety warnings, police said Thursday.
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Nainital Cable Car Breaks Down Mid Way, Passengers Left Stranded
While the aerial tramway was moving, the sound of the breaking in one of its wheels was heard by the operator who immediately stopped it.
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Maharashtra Ex-Minister's Aide Gets Probe Agency Custody In Corruption Case
The ED arrested Sadanand Kadam, a Mumbai-based cable operator, in Mumbai on Friday night. It produced him before a special holiday court of judge S M Tapkire.
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Apple Supplier Foxlink Unlikely to Resume India Operations for 2 Months After Fire Incident
Apple supplier Foxlink's factory in southern India is unlikely to resume full operations for two months after a fire incident, raising concerns of supply chain disruptions for the iPhone maker, a source with direct knowledge told Reuters on Tuesday.
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FIFA 2022: Madras HC Blocks TV Cable, Internet Service Providers From Streaming World Cup Matches
The Madras High Court has restrained cable TV, Internet service providers from streaming or telecasting the matches held at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. The interim injunction on a suit from Viacom-18 Media will operate until December 16. The company had submitted that it was granted licence and various media rights, including exclusive TV and radi...
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Elderly Tourists Stuck Mid-Air In Himachal Release SOS Video
Some six-seven elderly tourists have been stuck mid-air in a cable car for more than an hour and a half in Himachal Pradesh's Parwanoo. What has further complicated the rescue operations is that they are hesitant to use the cables to get out.
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Himachal Cable Car Stuck: All 11 Passengers Rescued After 3 Hours
The cable car is a feature of Timber Trail private resort which is popular across the region, at the cusp of Himachal Pradesh with Haryana, Punjab and Chandigarh.
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Bengal's Advisory To Cable Operators On Content With "Communal Tone"
The West Bengal government on Monday issued an advisory for all multiple-system operators (MSOs) and cable operators in the state.
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Internet Outages In Several French Cities After Cable "Attacks": Report
Internet services were down or running slowly in several French cities on Wednesday after fibre optic cables were cut overnight in "attacks" on the crucial infrastructure, telecom operators said.
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US States Ask Netflix, Hulu, More Streaming Services to Pay Cable Fees
Ohio and several other US states are trying to force streaming service companies such as Netflix and Hulu to pay cable operator fees.
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On Camera, Woman Hanging On To Rope Falls, Dies During Jharkhand Rescue
At least three people have died in the rescue operation in Jharkhand where over 40 people were trapped in cable cars mid-air since Sunday after two cable cars collided with each other due to a technical glitch on the ropeway.
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Jharkhand Cable Car Rescue Op Ends, 3 Dead, Over 40 Safe; Court Steps In
Over 40 people who remained trapped mid-air in three cable cars in Jharkhand's Deoghar district for about 40 hours were rescued today in a risky operation involving two Air Force helicopters and dozens of officials.
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Major Canadian Cable Operators Block Russian State-Owned Broadcaster
Two Canadian cable operators on Sunday said they would drop Russian state-owned broadcaster RT from their channel line-up in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Why Tonga Could Be Cut Off From Rest Of The World For Weeks
The South Pacific archipelago of Tonga could spend days, or even weeks, cut off from the rest of world because of difficulties in repairing its sole undersea communications cable, which an operator said was ruptured during a massive volcanic eruptio
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Cash Sales Of Rs 1,000 Crore Found In Raids On Electrical Items Manufacturer
The Income Tax department initiated search and seizure operations in the case of a group engaged in the manufacturing of wires, cables and other electrical items on December 22, 2023, the agency said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Pak Cable Car Owner, Operator Arrested After Midair Breakdown With 8 Onboard
The owner and operator of a stricken cable car that dangled over a Pakistan ravine for more than 12 hours have been arrested after repeatedly ignoring safety warnings, police said Thursday.
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Nainital Cable Car Breaks Down Mid Way, Passengers Left Stranded
While the aerial tramway was moving, the sound of the breaking in one of its wheels was heard by the operator who immediately stopped it.
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Maharashtra Ex-Minister's Aide Gets Probe Agency Custody In Corruption Case
The ED arrested Sadanand Kadam, a Mumbai-based cable operator, in Mumbai on Friday night. It produced him before a special holiday court of judge S M Tapkire.
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Apple Supplier Foxlink Unlikely to Resume India Operations for 2 Months After Fire Incident
Apple supplier Foxlink's factory in southern India is unlikely to resume full operations for two months after a fire incident, raising concerns of supply chain disruptions for the iPhone maker, a source with direct knowledge told Reuters on Tuesday.
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FIFA 2022: Madras HC Blocks TV Cable, Internet Service Providers From Streaming World Cup Matches
The Madras High Court has restrained cable TV, Internet service providers from streaming or telecasting the matches held at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. The interim injunction on a suit from Viacom-18 Media will operate until December 16. The company had submitted that it was granted licence and various media rights, including exclusive TV and radi...
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Elderly Tourists Stuck Mid-Air In Himachal Release SOS Video
Some six-seven elderly tourists have been stuck mid-air in a cable car for more than an hour and a half in Himachal Pradesh's Parwanoo. What has further complicated the rescue operations is that they are hesitant to use the cables to get out.
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Himachal Cable Car Stuck: All 11 Passengers Rescued After 3 Hours
The cable car is a feature of Timber Trail private resort which is popular across the region, at the cusp of Himachal Pradesh with Haryana, Punjab and Chandigarh.
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Bengal's Advisory To Cable Operators On Content With "Communal Tone"
The West Bengal government on Monday issued an advisory for all multiple-system operators (MSOs) and cable operators in the state.
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Internet Outages In Several French Cities After Cable "Attacks": Report
Internet services were down or running slowly in several French cities on Wednesday after fibre optic cables were cut overnight in "attacks" on the crucial infrastructure, telecom operators said.
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US States Ask Netflix, Hulu, More Streaming Services to Pay Cable Fees
Ohio and several other US states are trying to force streaming service companies such as Netflix and Hulu to pay cable operator fees.
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On Camera, Woman Hanging On To Rope Falls, Dies During Jharkhand Rescue
At least three people have died in the rescue operation in Jharkhand where over 40 people were trapped in cable cars mid-air since Sunday after two cable cars collided with each other due to a technical glitch on the ropeway.
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Jharkhand Cable Car Rescue Op Ends, 3 Dead, Over 40 Safe; Court Steps In
Over 40 people who remained trapped mid-air in three cable cars in Jharkhand's Deoghar district for about 40 hours were rescued today in a risky operation involving two Air Force helicopters and dozens of officials.
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Major Canadian Cable Operators Block Russian State-Owned Broadcaster
Two Canadian cable operators on Sunday said they would drop Russian state-owned broadcaster RT from their channel line-up in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Why Tonga Could Be Cut Off From Rest Of The World For Weeks
The South Pacific archipelago of Tonga could spend days, or even weeks, cut off from the rest of world because of difficulties in repairing its sole undersea communications cable, which an operator said was ruptured during a massive volcanic eruptio
