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Restaurants That Made India Proud At Dubai Michelin Guide 2024 Ceremony
Michelin-starred restaurants not only elevate Dubai's gastronomic reputation but also offer diners the opportunity to experience world-class cuisine right on their doorstep.
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Press Freedom Must Be Balanced Against Person's Right To Reputation: Court
The freedom of the press can not be used to violate a person's "inherent" right to reputation and investigative journalism does not enjoy any special protection, the Bombay High Court has said.
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BharatPe CEO Says Worked In Best Interest Of Company
BharatPe CEO Suhail Sameer said he did what was right for the company and investors, and to protect his reputation
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Bigg Boss 15: Salman Khan's Reminder To Ieshaan Sehgaal And Miesha Iyer
Salman Khan told Ieshaan Sehgaal that talk about his reputation started with a conversation by Miesha Sehgaal
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Clear Stan Swamy's "Name" In Elgar Parishad Case: Lawyer To High Court
Late tribal rights activist Stan Swamy's lawyer has written to the Bombay High Court urging it to "clear his name and reputation" in the Elgar Parishad-Maoist links case.
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Winter Weight Loss: How To Make Methi And Ajwain Paratha For Healthy Breakfast
Weight Loss: Indian food has an unfair reputation of being unhealthy, oily and calorie-laden. If consumed the right way, you could lose weight with the food you have grown up eating.
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From Rail Vikas Nigam To IRCTC, A Look At The Biggest IPOs So Far This Year
The IPO of IRCTC received a huge thumbs-up from the investors, going by the subscription figures of 111 times. This goes to show that brand recognition and brand recall plays a crucial role in the success of an IPO. And the stock lived up to its reputation, doubling on the very first day of trading. At the other end of the spectrum, mobile marketin...
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"Not Proud As An Indian...": Amartya Sen's Critique Of Kashmir Move
Nobel laureate Dr Amartya Sen on Monday vehemently criticised the government's move on Kashmir, saying it not only emphasised majority rule "as opposed to it sustaining the rights of all human beings".
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Anti-Gay Marriage Groups Win Taiwan Referendum Battle
Voters in Taiwan backed anti-gay marriage referendums Saturday in what LGBT activists said was a major blow to the island's reputation as a rights trailblazer.
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As Myanmar Jails Reuters Journalists, Aung San Suu Kyi's Image In Shreds
The jailing of two Reuters journalists shreds what remains of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi's reputation as a rights champion, critics say, after she failed to come to their defence or speak up for the persecuted Rohingya minority
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Cricket Australia Secures $918 Million For Broadcast Rights
The bumper contract came despite a recent ball-tampering scandal that saw top drawcards Steve Smith and David Warner banned for a year and the sport's reputation dragged through the mud.
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World Hello Day: Say Hello To Good Food Habits
Being healthy may have earned itself a tough reputation, but if you take things one day, one step at a time - it may not be that rigorous a deal after all. Here are some simple changes you may want to say hello to right away, on this World Hello Day!
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Press Has No Right To Defame Anyone: Delhi Court
The press does not have any exclusive right or special privilege to comment, criticise or make allegations which are sufficient to ruin a citizen's reputation, a Delhi court has said
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Supreme Court Clears Indu Sarkar. Sanjay Gandhi's 'Secret Daughter' Says Game Not Over
Indu Sarkar, a film set in the backdrop of Emergency can be released on Friday. The Supreme Court today dismissed a petition to stop release of the movie filed by a woman who claims that Sanjay Gandhi was her biological father. The court held "national interest or the right to know is more paramount than an individual's reputation".
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Why Google Once Claimed That Barack Obama Was Staging A Coup
Google's reputation is built on its algorithms, which are increasingly being used to give answers out of the search engine's index of results. But what used to be a list - the first page of results - has become simpler over the past couple of years: Sometimes, Google extracts one result that it thinks will best answer whatever it is you're asking, ...
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Restaurants That Made India Proud At Dubai Michelin Guide 2024 Ceremony
Michelin-starred restaurants not only elevate Dubai's gastronomic reputation but also offer diners the opportunity to experience world-class cuisine right on their doorstep.
-
Press Freedom Must Be Balanced Against Person's Right To Reputation: Court
The freedom of the press can not be used to violate a person's "inherent" right to reputation and investigative journalism does not enjoy any special protection, the Bombay High Court has said.
-
BharatPe CEO Says Worked In Best Interest Of Company
BharatPe CEO Suhail Sameer said he did what was right for the company and investors, and to protect his reputation
-
Bigg Boss 15: Salman Khan's Reminder To Ieshaan Sehgaal And Miesha Iyer
Salman Khan told Ieshaan Sehgaal that talk about his reputation started with a conversation by Miesha Sehgaal
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Clear Stan Swamy's "Name" In Elgar Parishad Case: Lawyer To High Court
Late tribal rights activist Stan Swamy's lawyer has written to the Bombay High Court urging it to "clear his name and reputation" in the Elgar Parishad-Maoist links case.
-
Winter Weight Loss: How To Make Methi And Ajwain Paratha For Healthy Breakfast
Weight Loss: Indian food has an unfair reputation of being unhealthy, oily and calorie-laden. If consumed the right way, you could lose weight with the food you have grown up eating.
-
From Rail Vikas Nigam To IRCTC, A Look At The Biggest IPOs So Far This Year
The IPO of IRCTC received a huge thumbs-up from the investors, going by the subscription figures of 111 times. This goes to show that brand recognition and brand recall plays a crucial role in the success of an IPO. And the stock lived up to its reputation, doubling on the very first day of trading. At the other end of the spectrum, mobile marketin...
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"Not Proud As An Indian...": Amartya Sen's Critique Of Kashmir Move
Nobel laureate Dr Amartya Sen on Monday vehemently criticised the government's move on Kashmir, saying it not only emphasised majority rule "as opposed to it sustaining the rights of all human beings".
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Anti-Gay Marriage Groups Win Taiwan Referendum Battle
Voters in Taiwan backed anti-gay marriage referendums Saturday in what LGBT activists said was a major blow to the island's reputation as a rights trailblazer.
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As Myanmar Jails Reuters Journalists, Aung San Suu Kyi's Image In Shreds
The jailing of two Reuters journalists shreds what remains of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi's reputation as a rights champion, critics say, after she failed to come to their defence or speak up for the persecuted Rohingya minority
-
Cricket Australia Secures $918 Million For Broadcast Rights
The bumper contract came despite a recent ball-tampering scandal that saw top drawcards Steve Smith and David Warner banned for a year and the sport's reputation dragged through the mud.
-
World Hello Day: Say Hello To Good Food Habits
Being healthy may have earned itself a tough reputation, but if you take things one day, one step at a time - it may not be that rigorous a deal after all. Here are some simple changes you may want to say hello to right away, on this World Hello Day!
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Press Has No Right To Defame Anyone: Delhi Court
The press does not have any exclusive right or special privilege to comment, criticise or make allegations which are sufficient to ruin a citizen's reputation, a Delhi court has said
-
Supreme Court Clears Indu Sarkar. Sanjay Gandhi's 'Secret Daughter' Says Game Not Over
Indu Sarkar, a film set in the backdrop of Emergency can be released on Friday. The Supreme Court today dismissed a petition to stop release of the movie filed by a woman who claims that Sanjay Gandhi was her biological father. The court held "national interest or the right to know is more paramount than an individual's reputation".
-
Why Google Once Claimed That Barack Obama Was Staging A Coup
Google's reputation is built on its algorithms, which are increasingly being used to give answers out of the search engine's index of results. But what used to be a list - the first page of results - has become simpler over the past couple of years: Sometimes, Google extracts one result that it thinks will best answer whatever it is you're asking, ...
