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Crypto Ads Fill Supreme Court's YouTube Channel After Hack
The official YouTube channel of the Supreme Court of India was purportedly compromised by hackers on Friday showing crypto advertisements. The top court has been using the video streaming platform to live telecast cases of constitutional and public importance for a wider audience.
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Butter Chicken Case Highlights Delhi's History As India's Culinary Capital
From crisp, gooey sweets like jalebi to the tangy flavor of lamb pulao,Delhi is built around enjoying, sharing, defending - and bickering over food.
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Butter Chicken Case Highlights Delhi History As India's Culinary Capital
From crisp, gooey sweets like jalebi to the tangy flavor of lamb pulao,Delhi is built around enjoying, sharing, defending - and bickering over food.
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Go Air Troubles Mount As Billionaire Backed Airline Nears Shutdown
Another airline backed by a billionaire is on the brink of shutting down for good, having tried and so far failed to attract a savior after entering bankruptcy protection in May.
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Global Giants Likely To Spend Rs 3 Lakh/Second On Cricket World Cup Ads
Global companies are spending millions of dollars to get their names seen during the Cricket World Cup in India, with the sporting event representing an opportune moment for brands to tap into the cricket-crazy nation of 1.4 billion people.
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Band, Bajaa, Baraat: How Same-Sex Couples In India Are Breaking The Taboo
In a country of 1.4 billion people, more than 22 official languages and more than a half-dozen religious traditions, there's no single definition of "an Indian wedding."
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Zee-Sony Deal Under Scrutiny After Crackdown On Subhash Chandra, Son
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd.'s planned merger with a subsidiary of Sony Group Corp. may face further delay, industry analysts said, after SEBI said the media house faked the recovery of loans to cover for private financing deals by its founder.
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Rare Public Spat Shows Rift Between Government, Supreme Court
A rare public attack on the Supreme Court by government ministers is reviving a debate about whether elected representatives should have a say in choosing the country's arbiters of justice.
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Crypto Ads Fill Supreme Court's YouTube Channel After Hack
The official YouTube channel of the Supreme Court of India was purportedly compromised by hackers on Friday showing crypto advertisements. The top court has been using the video streaming platform to live telecast cases of constitutional and public importance for a wider audience.
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Butter Chicken Case Highlights Delhi's History As India's Culinary Capital
From crisp, gooey sweets like jalebi to the tangy flavor of lamb pulao,Delhi is built around enjoying, sharing, defending - and bickering over food.
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Butter Chicken Case Highlights Delhi History As India's Culinary Capital
From crisp, gooey sweets like jalebi to the tangy flavor of lamb pulao,Delhi is built around enjoying, sharing, defending - and bickering over food.
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Go Air Troubles Mount As Billionaire Backed Airline Nears Shutdown
Another airline backed by a billionaire is on the brink of shutting down for good, having tried and so far failed to attract a savior after entering bankruptcy protection in May.
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Global Giants Likely To Spend Rs 3 Lakh/Second On Cricket World Cup Ads
Global companies are spending millions of dollars to get their names seen during the Cricket World Cup in India, with the sporting event representing an opportune moment for brands to tap into the cricket-crazy nation of 1.4 billion people.
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Band, Bajaa, Baraat: How Same-Sex Couples In India Are Breaking The Taboo
In a country of 1.4 billion people, more than 22 official languages and more than a half-dozen religious traditions, there's no single definition of "an Indian wedding."
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Zee-Sony Deal Under Scrutiny After Crackdown On Subhash Chandra, Son
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd.'s planned merger with a subsidiary of Sony Group Corp. may face further delay, industry analysts said, after SEBI said the media house faked the recovery of loans to cover for private financing deals by its founder.
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Rare Public Spat Shows Rift Between Government, Supreme Court
A rare public attack on the Supreme Court by government ministers is reviving a debate about whether elected representatives should have a say in choosing the country's arbiters of justice.
