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UK's Guardian Agrees Sale Of 'The Observer', World's Oldest Sunday Paper
The Guardian Media Group announced Friday it had agreed to sell the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, to online news company Tortoise Media, brushing aside strikes by staff.
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World's Oldest Sunday Newspaper, 'The Observer', Up For Sale
The world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, could be sold to an online startup media group, its owner of more than 30 years announced Tuesday.
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"Unfortunate": Maharashtra Minister On Highway Accident That Killed 12
Dada Bhuse, Nashik's Guardian Minister in Maharashtra cabinet on Sunday said that whoever will be found guilty in connection with the Samruddhi expressway accident which has claimed at least 12 lives will be punished.
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UK PM Boris Johnson, Staff Pictured With Wine At Gathering In May 2020: Report
Britain's Guardian newspaper on Sunday published a photograph of Prime Minister Boris Johnson and more than a dozen other people drinking wine in the garden of his Downing Street residence which it said was taken during a Covid lockdown in May 2020
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Actions Against UP Mafia Cause Samajwadi Party Most Pain: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday termed the Samajwadi Party the "guardian of the dreaded mafia" and claimed that it felt the maximum pain when bulldozers moved against anti-social elements.
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Kolkata Metro Resumes Service After COVID-19
Kolkata news: Metro rail services in the city resumed on Monday after a gap of more than five months. The regular services were suspended on March 23 due to the COVID-19 lockdown. Special trains, however, were run for NEET aspirants and their guardians on Sunday, an official said.
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Watch: Social Distancing Takes A Hit As Taiwan Baseball Teams Brawl
Taiwan has managed to keep its baseball league running during the coronavirus pandemic -- but social distancing went out of the window on Sunday when a game descended into an on-field brawl.
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"Get Real": Opposition Disses PM's 'Light Candles' Call Amid Lockdown
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to light candles on Sunday, 9 pm, to fight the darkness of coronavirus today drew instant reactions from opposition leaders, who accused him of empty symbolism and "curating a feel-good moment" without announcing concrete economic measures.
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Julian Assage Set Up "Centre For Spying" At Embassy: Ecuador President
Julian Assange Arrest: Ecuadoran President Lenin Moreno on Sunday defended his decision to overturn Julian Assange's asylum status, claiming in an interview with the Guardian newspaper that the WikiLeaks founder had tried to set up a "centre for spying" in Ecuador's London embassy.
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MJ Akbar A "Thorough Gentleman": Woman Journalist To Court In #MeToo Row
MJ Akbar is a thorough professional, a gentleman and a brilliant teacher, a woman journalist said today before the Delhi court hearing the former editor's defamation case against a woman who has accused him of sex harassment in the #MeToo campaign.
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NDTV Statement On Its Defamation Case Against Sunday Guardian
NDTV filed a defamation suit in the Delhi High Court in 2011 against defamatory articles published in the Sunday Guardian. NDTV had sought damages of Rs 25 crores and an injunction on the publication of the said articles. The interim injunction was granted in favour of NDTV immediately.
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Can India Force Vijay Mallya To Return? Attorney General On What Comes Next
Vijay Mallya, the liquor tycoon who flew to the UK earlier this month, has not created a Catch Me If You Can embarrassment for the government, Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi has said to NDTV. Mr Mallya, 60, left India as banks amped up efforts to recover nearly a billion dollars they loaned to his Kingfisher Airlines.
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Vijay Mallya Denies Giving Interview, Newspaper Releases His Emails
After Vijay Mallya denied giving The Sunday Guardian an interview or ever saying that "time was not right for his return to India", the newspaper has published what it claims is its mail trail with the liquor baron.
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'Time Not Right For Me To Return': Vijay Mallya Denies Giving Interview
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya, wanted for investigations into a money laundering case, today denied giving an interview to The Sunday Guardian, which quoted him as saying he is not on the run but was also in no hurry to return to India.
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Hillary Clinton in Iowa Stirs 2016 Speculation
Hillary Rodham Clinton, making her return to Iowa for the first time since the 2008 presidential campaign, implored Democrats on Sunday to choose shared economic opportunity over "the guardians of gridlock" in an high-profile appearance that drove speculation about another White House bid in 2016 into overdrive.
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UK's Guardian Agrees Sale Of 'The Observer', World's Oldest Sunday Paper
The Guardian Media Group announced Friday it had agreed to sell the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, to online news company Tortoise Media, brushing aside strikes by staff.
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World's Oldest Sunday Newspaper, 'The Observer', Up For Sale
The world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, could be sold to an online startup media group, its owner of more than 30 years announced Tuesday.
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"Unfortunate": Maharashtra Minister On Highway Accident That Killed 12
Dada Bhuse, Nashik's Guardian Minister in Maharashtra cabinet on Sunday said that whoever will be found guilty in connection with the Samruddhi expressway accident which has claimed at least 12 lives will be punished.
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UK PM Boris Johnson, Staff Pictured With Wine At Gathering In May 2020: Report
Britain's Guardian newspaper on Sunday published a photograph of Prime Minister Boris Johnson and more than a dozen other people drinking wine in the garden of his Downing Street residence which it said was taken during a Covid lockdown in May 2020
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Actions Against UP Mafia Cause Samajwadi Party Most Pain: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday termed the Samajwadi Party the "guardian of the dreaded mafia" and claimed that it felt the maximum pain when bulldozers moved against anti-social elements.
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Kolkata Metro Resumes Service After COVID-19
Kolkata news: Metro rail services in the city resumed on Monday after a gap of more than five months. The regular services were suspended on March 23 due to the COVID-19 lockdown. Special trains, however, were run for NEET aspirants and their guardians on Sunday, an official said.
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Watch: Social Distancing Takes A Hit As Taiwan Baseball Teams Brawl
Taiwan has managed to keep its baseball league running during the coronavirus pandemic -- but social distancing went out of the window on Sunday when a game descended into an on-field brawl.
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"Get Real": Opposition Disses PM's 'Light Candles' Call Amid Lockdown
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to light candles on Sunday, 9 pm, to fight the darkness of coronavirus today drew instant reactions from opposition leaders, who accused him of empty symbolism and "curating a feel-good moment" without announcing concrete economic measures.
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Julian Assage Set Up "Centre For Spying" At Embassy: Ecuador President
Julian Assange Arrest: Ecuadoran President Lenin Moreno on Sunday defended his decision to overturn Julian Assange's asylum status, claiming in an interview with the Guardian newspaper that the WikiLeaks founder had tried to set up a "centre for spying" in Ecuador's London embassy.
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MJ Akbar A "Thorough Gentleman": Woman Journalist To Court In #MeToo Row
MJ Akbar is a thorough professional, a gentleman and a brilliant teacher, a woman journalist said today before the Delhi court hearing the former editor's defamation case against a woman who has accused him of sex harassment in the #MeToo campaign.
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NDTV Statement On Its Defamation Case Against Sunday Guardian
NDTV filed a defamation suit in the Delhi High Court in 2011 against defamatory articles published in the Sunday Guardian. NDTV had sought damages of Rs 25 crores and an injunction on the publication of the said articles. The interim injunction was granted in favour of NDTV immediately.
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Can India Force Vijay Mallya To Return? Attorney General On What Comes Next
Vijay Mallya, the liquor tycoon who flew to the UK earlier this month, has not created a Catch Me If You Can embarrassment for the government, Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi has said to NDTV. Mr Mallya, 60, left India as banks amped up efforts to recover nearly a billion dollars they loaned to his Kingfisher Airlines.
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Vijay Mallya Denies Giving Interview, Newspaper Releases His Emails
After Vijay Mallya denied giving The Sunday Guardian an interview or ever saying that "time was not right for his return to India", the newspaper has published what it claims is its mail trail with the liquor baron.
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'Time Not Right For Me To Return': Vijay Mallya Denies Giving Interview
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya, wanted for investigations into a money laundering case, today denied giving an interview to The Sunday Guardian, which quoted him as saying he is not on the run but was also in no hurry to return to India.
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Hillary Clinton in Iowa Stirs 2016 Speculation
Hillary Rodham Clinton, making her return to Iowa for the first time since the 2008 presidential campaign, implored Democrats on Sunday to choose shared economic opportunity over "the guardians of gridlock" in an high-profile appearance that drove speculation about another White House bid in 2016 into overdrive.
