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Indian-Origin Writer Says Not Allowed To Enter Bengaluru, Deported To UK
A professor of Indian origin in the UK has claimed that she was denied entry when she landed at Bengaluru airport to attend an event organised by Karnataka government.
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Four More Shots Please! Renewed for Season 3, With Tannishtha Chatterjee as Director
Four More Shots Please! will be back for more. Amazon Prime Video has renewed Four More Shots Please! for season 3. Tannishtha Chatterjee will direct Four More Shots Please! season 3.
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Paatal Lok Release Date: Anushka Sharma-Produced Series Out in May on Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video has set a May 15 release date for its next original series from India: Paatal Lok. Neeraj Kabi, Gul Panag, and Jaideep Ahlawat lead the Paatal Lok cast. Paatal Lok has been created by Sudip Sharma, and produced by Anushka Sharma.
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Writer Aatish Taseer's Citizenship Status Revoked, Denies Centre's Charge
Writer Aatish Taseer's Overseas Citizenship of India status has been revoked for not complying with "very basic requirements" and concealing information, the Home Ministry said on Thursday, disputing a media report suggesting the move was linked to a story published in the Time magazine in May.
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Renowned Indian-Origin Writer Ahmed Essop Dies In South Africa
Renowned author and former educationist of Indian origin Ahmed Essop has died in South Africa, a close family friend said. He was 88.
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Indian-Origin Author Assaulted in South Africa
An Indian-origin author in South Africa has been brutally assaulted and verbally abused after she praised controversial writer Salman Rushdie whose work has angered Muslims around the world.
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X-Men Earns Rs 14.5 Crore In The Opening Week
Director Matthew Vaughn and his writers did a fascinating job in depicting the mutant universe, their fears and their need to belong in X-Men: First Class and the action-adventure flick has not only received rave reviews, it has earned rich dividends at the Indian box office by grossing Rs.14.5 crore in the opening week.
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Indian-Origin Writer Says Not Allowed To Enter Bengaluru, Deported To UK
A professor of Indian origin in the UK has claimed that she was denied entry when she landed at Bengaluru airport to attend an event organised by Karnataka government.
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Four More Shots Please! Renewed for Season 3, With Tannishtha Chatterjee as Director
Four More Shots Please! will be back for more. Amazon Prime Video has renewed Four More Shots Please! for season 3. Tannishtha Chatterjee will direct Four More Shots Please! season 3.
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Paatal Lok Release Date: Anushka Sharma-Produced Series Out in May on Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video has set a May 15 release date for its next original series from India: Paatal Lok. Neeraj Kabi, Gul Panag, and Jaideep Ahlawat lead the Paatal Lok cast. Paatal Lok has been created by Sudip Sharma, and produced by Anushka Sharma.
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Writer Aatish Taseer's Citizenship Status Revoked, Denies Centre's Charge
Writer Aatish Taseer's Overseas Citizenship of India status has been revoked for not complying with "very basic requirements" and concealing information, the Home Ministry said on Thursday, disputing a media report suggesting the move was linked to a story published in the Time magazine in May.
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Renowned Indian-Origin Writer Ahmed Essop Dies In South Africa
Renowned author and former educationist of Indian origin Ahmed Essop has died in South Africa, a close family friend said. He was 88.
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Indian-Origin Author Assaulted in South Africa
An Indian-origin author in South Africa has been brutally assaulted and verbally abused after she praised controversial writer Salman Rushdie whose work has angered Muslims around the world.
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X-Men Earns Rs 14.5 Crore In The Opening Week
Director Matthew Vaughn and his writers did a fascinating job in depicting the mutant universe, their fears and their need to belong in X-Men: First Class and the action-adventure flick has not only received rave reviews, it has earned rich dividends at the Indian box office by grossing Rs.14.5 crore in the opening week.
