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The government's ambitious tax dispute resolution scheme has ended with a whimper with just Rs 1,200 crore being collected and none of the high-profile retrospective tax cases involving firms like Vodafone and Cairn Energy opting to settle.

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Adil, who has acted in international, Bollywood and Indian regional films, will soon be seen in forthcoming indie film Mukti Bhawan.

Ecuador votes on Sunday in a presidential runoff to turn the page on a decade under radical economist Rafael Correa and decide whether the country will follow Latin America's recent shift to the right.

The participants at the Hackathon here will provide digital solutions to health sector woes to the government during the 40-minute video interaction with the prime minister from 11 pm today, he said.

Four college students were detained by Police on Saturday, following a complaint lodged by Union Minister Smriti Irani.

An FIR under relevant sections of the IPC, including that of stalking, and section 67 of the IT Act has been registered against the Inspector, Yadav said, adding Upadhaya has been attached to Police Lines and investigation is on.

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Earlier this year, a US court ordered Oculus and its executives to pay game developer ZeniMax Media $500 million in damages over copyright infringement and violation of non-disclosure agreement.

The 51-year-old actor took to Twitter to share the news and said that he is excited to meet his friend filmmaker Brett Ratner.

Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner have held onto real estate and business investments valued in the hundreds of millions, while working government jobs, according to ethics filings released late Friday by the White House.

Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau Director Jacob Thomas has gone on a month-long leave, following which DGP Loknath Behra has been given additional charge of the vigilance bureau.

A judge in North Carolina has ordered a woman to pay $500,000 for writing a Facebook post falsely accusing her former friend of killing her son.

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro on Friday rejected accusations that moves to consolidate his power in the crisis-hit country violated the constitution, after a sign of division emerged in his camp.

Swiss bank Credit Suisse has been dragged into yet more tax evasion and money laundering investigations, after a tip-off to Dutch prosecutors about tens of thousands of suspect accounts triggered raids in five countries.