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Boris Becker Deported To Germany From UK After Prison Release
German national Becker was jailed for two and a half years in April for flouting insolvency rules by hiding GBP 2.5 million ($3.1 million) of assets and loans to avoid paying debts
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UAE Honours Indian Businessman For Philanthropic Work
The UAE has honoured an Indian businessman for helping debt-ridden migrant prisoners by assisting them to repay their debts and providing them free air travel back to their respective countries, according to a media report.
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Court Orders Nirav Modi, Aides To Pay Over Rs 7,200 Crore, With Interest
The Debt Recovery Tribunal in Pune on Saturday directed fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi, who is currently lodged in a London prison, and his aides to pay more than Rs 7,200 crore with interest to the defrauded Punjab National Bank.
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Indian Billionaire Firoz Merchant To Pay For Expat Prisoners' Tickets
A Dubai-based Indian billionaire will donate a total of USD 130,790 a year to fund the return tickets of expatriates prisoners who have been released from jails in the UAE.
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Softening Indonesian Hardliners A Long-Term Game
Life isn't easy for convicted militants like Machmudi Hariono when they walk out of prison in Indonesia. Barred from most jobs, shunned by society, Hariono's debts piled up until an outreach program working with reformed jihadists got him a kitchen job in a small cafe.
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Boris Becker Deported To Germany From UK After Prison Release
German national Becker was jailed for two and a half years in April for flouting insolvency rules by hiding GBP 2.5 million ($3.1 million) of assets and loans to avoid paying debts
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UAE Honours Indian Businessman For Philanthropic Work
The UAE has honoured an Indian businessman for helping debt-ridden migrant prisoners by assisting them to repay their debts and providing them free air travel back to their respective countries, according to a media report.
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Court Orders Nirav Modi, Aides To Pay Over Rs 7,200 Crore, With Interest
The Debt Recovery Tribunal in Pune on Saturday directed fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi, who is currently lodged in a London prison, and his aides to pay more than Rs 7,200 crore with interest to the defrauded Punjab National Bank.
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Indian Billionaire Firoz Merchant To Pay For Expat Prisoners' Tickets
A Dubai-based Indian billionaire will donate a total of USD 130,790 a year to fund the return tickets of expatriates prisoners who have been released from jails in the UAE.
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Softening Indonesian Hardliners A Long-Term Game
Life isn't easy for convicted militants like Machmudi Hariono when they walk out of prison in Indonesia. Barred from most jobs, shunned by society, Hariono's debts piled up until an outreach program working with reformed jihadists got him a kitchen job in a small cafe.
