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WorldPhoto: NDTVThe Vice Chancellor of Kolkata Film Institute was allegedly manhandled during a protest on Wednesday night. Protesters vandalised the VC's office, causing extensive damage by throwing stones that shattered windows and cutting water and air-conditioning lines, according to an official statement from the institute.
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BusinessPhoto: ET MarketsThe Supreme Court upheld the Bombay High Court's decision that Yes Bank's write-off of ₹8,415 crore AT1 bonds during its 2020 restructuring was unauthorized. The court ruled the bank's administrator lacked authority to write down these bonds. Bondholders had challenged the write-off, alleging mis-selling. Yes Bank must now repay the bonds with accrued interest.
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HealthPhoto: TOI EntertainmentSelena Gomez introduced the Katherine Short Legacy Award at a gala to honor Martin Short's late daughter and recognize dedication to mental health. Martin Short joined her on stage to share his daughter's struggles with mental health. The event aimed to raise funds and awareness for youth mental health organizations and initiatives.
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TechnologyPhoto: Deccan HeraldStarting November 1, Indian mobile users will see the names of unknown callers on their screens through Calling Name Presentation (CNAP), mandated by the Department of Telecommunications. CNAP will be enabled by default on 4G and 5G networks. If the caller's number is not saved, the system will fetch the registered name from the originating operator's database. International calls will show as "International Call."
Deccan Herald·
BusinessPhoto: News18Hi BusinessPramod Kumar from Rohtas manages duck farming at home alongside his job. He sells around 100 eggs daily, earning a good income with just one hour of work each day. This business has become an excellent source of additional income for working professionals, providing about ₹50,000 monthly beyond their salary.
News18Hi Business··Rohtas
PoliticsPhoto: Amar UjalaThe Karnataka High Court made a stern remark about fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya, stating his lavish lifestyle and ego are major obstacles in repaying bank loans. The bench of Justices DK Singh and TM Nadaf commented during a share dispute case involving Diageo Holdings Netherlands BV and a bank consortium led by SBI. The court noted that personal ego and indulgence can ruin decades of hard work, leading to bankruptcy and loss. The dispute concerned shares of United Breweries Limited pledged against a loan. The court ruled Diageo's claim on these shares stronger than the banks' claims.
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NDTV··Kolkata
Photo: NDTVThe Vice Chancellor of Kolkata Film Institute was allegedly manhandled during a protest on Wednesday night. Protesters vandalised the VC's office, causing extensive damage by throwing stones that shattered windows and cutting water and air-conditioning lines, according to an official statement from the institute.
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