Trisha Sengupta
Deputy Chief Content Producer at Hindustan Times
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hindustantimes.com | Trisha Sengupta
Hyderabad Police received severe criticism over its tweet about crowd control during RCB’s IPL victory celebrations in the city. The X post, shared after the Bengaluru stampede incident, was slammed and labelled “tone deaf.” “In the RCB’s IPL victory celebrations over 20,000 people gathered from Secretariat road to IMAX circle which led to a massive traffic jam. Ambulances were stuck and the public faced inconvenience.
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India, June 6 -- Vijay Mallya, facing fraud and money laundering charges in India, claimed that the banks had recovered Rs.14,100 crores from him while reacting to a post shared by Indian billionaire Harsh Goenka. In his post, Mallya thanked Goenka for speaking in his favour, adding that he has been facing "blatant discrimination". "Vijay Mallya lived the high life, yes. Defaulted, yes. Unlike most others, his Rs.9,000+ crore dues are now reportedly settled," Harsh Goenka wrote.
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htsyndication.com | Trisha Sengupta
India, June 6 -- A post about a man earning Rs.20 lakh a year and still unable to afford an apartment has sparked a conversation around the price of real estate in various Indian cities. A techie claimed that if his friend, earning Rs.1.2 lakh a year, had to buy a house with proper amenities, he would end up living "paycheck to paycheck". "Was having a discussion with a friend in Gurgaon. His CTC is 20 lakh. His in-hand is around 1.2 lakh per month after taxes, epf, and deductions.
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1 day ago |
hindustantimes.com | Trisha Sengupta
Vijay Mallya, facing fraud and money laundering charges in India, claimed that the banks had recovered ₹14,100 crores from him while reacting to a post shared by Indian billionaire Harsh Goenka. In his post, Mallya thanked Goenka for speaking in his favour, adding that he has been facing “blatant discrimination”. “Vijay Mallya lived the high life, yes. Defaulted, yes. Unlike most others, his ₹9,000+ crore dues are now reportedly settled,” Harsh Goenka wrote.
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