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"Express Remorse In Person": Court After Vivek Agnihotri's Written Apology For Tweet About Judge
Vivek Agnihotri, through his lawyer, said he had deleted the tweet; the lawyer assisting the court said he had not, but Twitter had taken it down
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Toyota To Domino's: Full List Of Apologies Over Kashmir Tweet Controversy
Global automakers Toyotaand Honda, along withfast food chains Domino's Pizza and KFC, are among half a dozen companies that have issued public apologiesto India for social media activity on behalf oftheir Pakistani partners.
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"Have Called India Home For More Than 25 Years": Domino's Public Apology
Pizza chain Domino's and Japanese auto major Honda have apologised for hurting sentiments of Indians by social media posts of their business associates in Pakistan supporting separatists in Kashmir.
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Indian Government Asks Hyundai To Be More Forceful In Apology For Pakistan Dealer's Post On Kashmir
Piyush Goyal, cabinet minister for Textiles, Commerce and Industry has said that the Government of India wants Hyundai to be more forceful in unequivocal apology for the controversial tweet posted by a Hyundai Pakistan dealer.
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Hyundai Told To Be More Forceful In Apology: Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal
Commerce minister Piyush Goyal today said that government has asked Hyundai to be more forceful in its unequivocal apology
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Sena's Sanjay Raut's New Post On Kangana Ranaut, No Apology For Slur
Day after actor Kangana Ranaut called Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut's mindset "anti-women", he responded with a tweet saying the party respects women and said those spreading "misinformation" had in fact insulted Mumbai's ruling deity Mumba Devi.
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"You Were Wrong About Kashmir, Rahul Gandhi": BJP
Rahul Gandhi had shamed the nation with his comments on Jammu and Kashmir, the ruling BJP said today, alleging that the Congress leader's comments had been used by Pakistan in its application to the UN. Referring to his tweets on Kashmir this morning, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar demanded an apology both from Rahul Gandhi and the Congress.
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"Express Remorse In Person": Court After Vivek Agnihotri's Written Apology For Tweet About Judge
Vivek Agnihotri, through his lawyer, said he had deleted the tweet; the lawyer assisting the court said he had not, but Twitter had taken it down
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Toyota To Domino's: Full List Of Apologies Over Kashmir Tweet Controversy
Global automakers Toyotaand Honda, along withfast food chains Domino's Pizza and KFC, are among half a dozen companies that have issued public apologiesto India for social media activity on behalf oftheir Pakistani partners.
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"Have Called India Home For More Than 25 Years": Domino's Public Apology
Pizza chain Domino's and Japanese auto major Honda have apologised for hurting sentiments of Indians by social media posts of their business associates in Pakistan supporting separatists in Kashmir.
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Indian Government Asks Hyundai To Be More Forceful In Apology For Pakistan Dealer's Post On Kashmir
Piyush Goyal, cabinet minister for Textiles, Commerce and Industry has said that the Government of India wants Hyundai to be more forceful in unequivocal apology for the controversial tweet posted by a Hyundai Pakistan dealer.
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Hyundai Told To Be More Forceful In Apology: Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal
Commerce minister Piyush Goyal today said that government has asked Hyundai to be more forceful in its unequivocal apology
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Sena's Sanjay Raut's New Post On Kangana Ranaut, No Apology For Slur
Day after actor Kangana Ranaut called Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut's mindset "anti-women", he responded with a tweet saying the party respects women and said those spreading "misinformation" had in fact insulted Mumbai's ruling deity Mumba Devi.
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"You Were Wrong About Kashmir, Rahul Gandhi": BJP
Rahul Gandhi had shamed the nation with his comments on Jammu and Kashmir, the ruling BJP said today, alleging that the Congress leader's comments had been used by Pakistan in its application to the UN. Referring to his tweets on Kashmir this morning, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar demanded an apology both from Rahul Gandhi and the Congress.
