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"Real House Of Horrors": Woman Breaks Ankles In New York's Haunted House
Solainne Moncero-Tannis filed a lawsuit on October 2 in Queens Supreme Court, alleging she suffered two broken ankles while navigating the haunted attraction.
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Boris Johnson Apologised To Queen Over Parliament Suspension: Report
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reportedly apologised to Queen Elizabeth II after the Supreme Court verdict earlier this week against his decision to prorogue Parliament.
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Amid "Padmaavat" Protests, Chittor Fort Shuts Down For 2nd Time In History
"Padmaavat's" release remains uncertain in Rajasthan despite a Supreme Court order, with distributors indicating they will not screen the controversial film based on the story of Rajput Queen Padmini.
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If "Bandit Queen" Can Be Released, Why Not "Padmaavat", Says Supreme Court
"Padmaavat" cannot be banned by states on grounds of risk to public order, the Supreme Court ruled today on the film that at least four states refused to screen over fierce protests by Rajput groups. "When bandit queen can be released, why not this movie?" questioned Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, referring to the controversial 1994 movie base...
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Try 'Padmavati' Director Bhansali For Treason: Censor Board Member
The film Padmavati will not be banned by the Supreme Court, the judges today, stating that it's up to the country's censor board to decide how the film should be released.
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Indian-Origin Woman Found Guilty Of Starving Step-Daughter In US
An Indian-origin woman in the US has been found guilty of brutally abusing and starving her 12-year-old step-daughter for more than a year and half and faces up to 25 years in prison.
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Kohinoor Diamond Belongs To Britain, Says Government In Supreme Court
India should not try to reclaim the famous Kohinoor diamond as it was neither stolen nor forcibly taken, the government said today. That stand, the Supreme Court has warned, could mean "You will face a problem in the future for making any legitimate claim" to the 105-carat diamond.
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"Real House Of Horrors": Woman Breaks Ankles In New York's Haunted House
Solainne Moncero-Tannis filed a lawsuit on October 2 in Queens Supreme Court, alleging she suffered two broken ankles while navigating the haunted attraction.
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Boris Johnson Apologised To Queen Over Parliament Suspension: Report
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reportedly apologised to Queen Elizabeth II after the Supreme Court verdict earlier this week against his decision to prorogue Parliament.
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Amid "Padmaavat" Protests, Chittor Fort Shuts Down For 2nd Time In History
"Padmaavat's" release remains uncertain in Rajasthan despite a Supreme Court order, with distributors indicating they will not screen the controversial film based on the story of Rajput Queen Padmini.
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If "Bandit Queen" Can Be Released, Why Not "Padmaavat", Says Supreme Court
"Padmaavat" cannot be banned by states on grounds of risk to public order, the Supreme Court ruled today on the film that at least four states refused to screen over fierce protests by Rajput groups. "When bandit queen can be released, why not this movie?" questioned Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, referring to the controversial 1994 movie base...
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Try 'Padmavati' Director Bhansali For Treason: Censor Board Member
The film Padmavati will not be banned by the Supreme Court, the judges today, stating that it's up to the country's censor board to decide how the film should be released.
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Indian-Origin Woman Found Guilty Of Starving Step-Daughter In US
An Indian-origin woman in the US has been found guilty of brutally abusing and starving her 12-year-old step-daughter for more than a year and half and faces up to 25 years in prison.
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Kohinoor Diamond Belongs To Britain, Says Government In Supreme Court
India should not try to reclaim the famous Kohinoor diamond as it was neither stolen nor forcibly taken, the government said today. That stand, the Supreme Court has warned, could mean "You will face a problem in the future for making any legitimate claim" to the 105-carat diamond.
