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"Right To Sleep Is Basic Requirement": Bombay High Court On Questioning Post Midnight
The right to sleep is a basic human requirement, which cannot be violated, the Bombay High Court said on Monday deprecating the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for questioning a senior citizen throughout the night in a money laundering case.
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"Received Death, Rape Threats": Humans Of Bombay CEO Amid Plagiarism Row
Weeks after Humans Of Bombay was in the eye of a storm after they filed a case against another storytelling platform for copyright infringement, the company's founder and CEO Karishma Mehta has revealed that she faced rape and death threats.
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''Our Story'': 'Humans Of Bombay' Founder Addresses Plagiarism Row With 'People Of India'
Karishma Mehta took to social media to issue a statement regarding the controversy and argued that their legal case was about ''substantial imitation''.
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"Copy Accusing Another Copy": 'Humans Of Bombay' Faces Trolling Online
The Humans Of Bombay claimed that People of India copied a unique storytelling format, apart from using films from their Instagram account and YouTube channel.
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'Humans Of New York' Post Viral After 'Humans Of Bombay' Sues Another Page
According to the application, People of India has allegedly violated copyright by using films from Humans of Bombay’s Instagram account and YouTube channel without permission.
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Tyre Burst Not Act Of God, Pay Compensation: Mumbai Court To Insurance Firm
"The driver or owner of the vehicle has to check the condition of the tyre before travelling. The burst of tyre cannot be termed a natural act. It is human negligence," the order said.
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Homelessness A Global Issue, People Living On Streets Human Beings Too: High Court
Homelessness is a global issue but people living on streets are also human beings with the same footing as everyone else, the Bombay High Court said on Friday refusing to pass any order directing removal of such persons in south Mumbai.
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IndiGo Official Helps Six-Month Pregnant Woman With Nausea Medication, Internet Is All Hearts
"I am doing this because I care," said Mr Abhishek, IndiGo airline official.
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"She Taught Me How To...": Ratan Tata On Being Raised By His Grandmother
Ratan Tata, Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons,turned 85 today. The philanthropist, who took over as the Chairman of the Tata Group in 1991, is credited with steering the conglomerate to greater heights.
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Indian Man, On Solo Azerbaijan Trip, Goes Missing. Brother Calls For Help
A 28-year-old man's solo trip to Azerbaijan has turned into a nightmare for his family in India. Manikanth Kondaveeti, who left India on April 26, has been missing for over two weeks now.
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Watch: 83-Year-Old On Her "Proudest Achievement" In Reel With Big Family
A short reel of an 83-year-old woman with her big family is winning hearts on the Internet.
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To Activist's House Arrest Plea, Probe Agency Flags Social Media Problem
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Tuesday urged the Bombay High Court to not grant to jailed human rights activist Gautam Navlakha, an accused in the Elgar Parishad-Maoists link case.
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She Was Just 21 When She Started 'Humans Of Bombay'. Here's Her Story
Karishma Mehta was just 21 when she started 'Humans Of Bombay' - a page that today has over a million followers on Facebook and twice as many on Instagram.
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"Prisoners Don't Cease To Be Humans": Court Orders Healthcare For Ill Blast Accused
The state had said that Nirmala Uppuganti was accused of a serious offence and was able to move on her own, and had been provided the help of two other inmates to take care of her in prison.
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From Child Labourer To Teacher: This Man's Inspiring Story Is Viral
A Delhi man who teaches underprivileged children for free has earned the Internet's respect and goodwill after his story was published on the popular page 'Humans of Bombay'.
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"Right To Sleep Is Basic Requirement": Bombay High Court On Questioning Post Midnight
The right to sleep is a basic human requirement, which cannot be violated, the Bombay High Court said on Monday deprecating the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for questioning a senior citizen throughout the night in a money laundering case.
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"Received Death, Rape Threats": Humans Of Bombay CEO Amid Plagiarism Row
Weeks after Humans Of Bombay was in the eye of a storm after they filed a case against another storytelling platform for copyright infringement, the company's founder and CEO Karishma Mehta has revealed that she faced rape and death threats.
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''Our Story'': 'Humans Of Bombay' Founder Addresses Plagiarism Row With 'People Of India'
Karishma Mehta took to social media to issue a statement regarding the controversy and argued that their legal case was about ''substantial imitation''.
-
"Copy Accusing Another Copy": 'Humans Of Bombay' Faces Trolling Online
The Humans Of Bombay claimed that People of India copied a unique storytelling format, apart from using films from their Instagram account and YouTube channel.
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'Humans Of New York' Post Viral After 'Humans Of Bombay' Sues Another Page
According to the application, People of India has allegedly violated copyright by using films from Humans of Bombay’s Instagram account and YouTube channel without permission.
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Tyre Burst Not Act Of God, Pay Compensation: Mumbai Court To Insurance Firm
"The driver or owner of the vehicle has to check the condition of the tyre before travelling. The burst of tyre cannot be termed a natural act. It is human negligence," the order said.
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Homelessness A Global Issue, People Living On Streets Human Beings Too: High Court
Homelessness is a global issue but people living on streets are also human beings with the same footing as everyone else, the Bombay High Court said on Friday refusing to pass any order directing removal of such persons in south Mumbai.
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IndiGo Official Helps Six-Month Pregnant Woman With Nausea Medication, Internet Is All Hearts
"I am doing this because I care," said Mr Abhishek, IndiGo airline official.
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"She Taught Me How To...": Ratan Tata On Being Raised By His Grandmother
Ratan Tata, Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons,turned 85 today. The philanthropist, who took over as the Chairman of the Tata Group in 1991, is credited with steering the conglomerate to greater heights.
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Indian Man, On Solo Azerbaijan Trip, Goes Missing. Brother Calls For Help
A 28-year-old man's solo trip to Azerbaijan has turned into a nightmare for his family in India. Manikanth Kondaveeti, who left India on April 26, has been missing for over two weeks now.
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Watch: 83-Year-Old On Her "Proudest Achievement" In Reel With Big Family
A short reel of an 83-year-old woman with her big family is winning hearts on the Internet.
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To Activist's House Arrest Plea, Probe Agency Flags Social Media Problem
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Tuesday urged the Bombay High Court to not grant to jailed human rights activist Gautam Navlakha, an accused in the Elgar Parishad-Maoists link case.
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She Was Just 21 When She Started 'Humans Of Bombay'. Here's Her Story
Karishma Mehta was just 21 when she started 'Humans Of Bombay' - a page that today has over a million followers on Facebook and twice as many on Instagram.
-
"Prisoners Don't Cease To Be Humans": Court Orders Healthcare For Ill Blast Accused
The state had said that Nirmala Uppuganti was accused of a serious offence and was able to move on her own, and had been provided the help of two other inmates to take care of her in prison.
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From Child Labourer To Teacher: This Man's Inspiring Story Is Viral
A Delhi man who teaches underprivileged children for free has earned the Internet's respect and goodwill after his story was published on the popular page 'Humans of Bombay'.
