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Karti Chidambaram Can Go To UK, But Must Be Back In Time: Supreme Court
Karti Chidambaram, the son of former Union minister P Chidambaram, can go to UK but will have to return by the stipulated date or face action, the Supreme Court said today. The 45-year-old businessman, who is being investigated in a corruption case, had asked the court's permission to go for his daughter's admission at Cambridge University.
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Enforcement Directorate Also Registers Police Case, To Question Karti Chidambaram
Days after the CBI raided Karti Chidambaram being probed for criminal misconduct related to approval of investment deals, the Enforcement Directorate, or the ED, has also moved in. On Friday, the ED, which investigates financial crimes, registered a case against the son of former finance minister P Chidambaram under the money laundering law.
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Negative Returns In Tata Steel Europe A Risk To Group: Cyrus Mistry
The ousted Tata Sons chairman Mr Mistry lashed out at "insinuations that Tata Steel board only looked at UK investments through a short term financial lens" saying it was "furthest from the truth".
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UK Woman Found Guilty Of Taking Son To Join ISIS In Syria
A British woman has been found guilty of taking her toddler son to join the Islamic State group, becoming the first woman to be convicted of the offense after returning to the UK from the self-declared caliphate in Syria.
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Indian Woman Wins Right to Return to Son in UK
In a blow to the British government, a court here has upheld the rights appeal of an Indian woman who was deported for fixing sham marriages and allowed her to return to the UK to re-unite with her 9-year-old son.
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Appeal From Sister of Indian-origin IS Man Who Posed With Baby and AK 47
The sister of a suspected Islamic State militant of Indian-origin, who recently tweeted his photograph - holding his newborn son in one hand and an AK-47 assault rifle in the other - has appealed to him to return home even if it meant going to prison.
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Karti Chidambaram Can Go To UK, But Must Be Back In Time: Supreme Court
Karti Chidambaram, the son of former Union minister P Chidambaram, can go to UK but will have to return by the stipulated date or face action, the Supreme Court said today. The 45-year-old businessman, who is being investigated in a corruption case, had asked the court's permission to go for his daughter's admission at Cambridge University.
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Enforcement Directorate Also Registers Police Case, To Question Karti Chidambaram
Days after the CBI raided Karti Chidambaram being probed for criminal misconduct related to approval of investment deals, the Enforcement Directorate, or the ED, has also moved in. On Friday, the ED, which investigates financial crimes, registered a case against the son of former finance minister P Chidambaram under the money laundering law.
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Negative Returns In Tata Steel Europe A Risk To Group: Cyrus Mistry
The ousted Tata Sons chairman Mr Mistry lashed out at "insinuations that Tata Steel board only looked at UK investments through a short term financial lens" saying it was "furthest from the truth".
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UK Woman Found Guilty Of Taking Son To Join ISIS In Syria
A British woman has been found guilty of taking her toddler son to join the Islamic State group, becoming the first woman to be convicted of the offense after returning to the UK from the self-declared caliphate in Syria.
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Indian Woman Wins Right to Return to Son in UK
In a blow to the British government, a court here has upheld the rights appeal of an Indian woman who was deported for fixing sham marriages and allowed her to return to the UK to re-unite with her 9-year-old son.
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Appeal From Sister of Indian-origin IS Man Who Posed With Baby and AK 47
The sister of a suspected Islamic State militant of Indian-origin, who recently tweeted his photograph - holding his newborn son in one hand and an AK-47 assault rifle in the other - has appealed to him to return home even if it meant going to prison.
