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Hungarian leader Orban says he secured f...

Hungarian leader Orban says he secured financial shield from Trump

Hungarian leader Orban says he secured financial shield from Trump ## Trump Reportedly Pledges Financial Support to Hungary Amidst EU Discord Washington D.C. – Former U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly pledged to act as a financial bulwark for Hungary amidst ongoing tensions between... read more »

Austrian stuntman breaks world record for being human torch
The torch of American progressive histor...

The torch of American progressive history is being passed to a new generati...

The torch of American progressive history is being passed to a new generation: Corey Robin on Mamdanis victory ## Mamdani’s Mayoral Victory in New York City Heralds Potential Shift in Progressive Politics **New York, NY** – Zohran Mamdani’s recent election as Mayor of New York City... read more »

TPA tangle in health insurance

TPA tangle in health insurance

TPA tangle in health insurance ## Healthcare Cost Disparities Plague India’s Liberalized System **New Delhi:** India’s rapidly expanding healthcare sector, while operating within a liberalized, market-driven framework, is facing significant challenges due to the lack of standardized... read more »

The Jiah Khan case has taken a new international twist after the dead actress' mother Rabiya Khan asked the US to intervene and has sought help from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to aid in the investigations in the case of her daughter's demise. The US government's legal attaché at its New Delhi embassy and chief of American Citizen Services Unit at the Mumbai consulate Rosemary Macray have forwarded their appeal to the state Home ministry, seeking approval to involve the FBI and provide forensic and technical assistance to the city police in the case. On Monday (January 27), Rabiya and her lawyer Dinesh Tiwari were called to the Consulate office at Bandra-Kurla Complex to inform her that they had sought approval from Home Minister RR Patil. The offer to help came after Rabiya wrote a letter to US Ambassador to India Nancy J Powell last October asking for help, as Jiah was an American passport holder. Confirming the same, Rabiya said, "Once the Indian authorities agree, the FBI will assist in the probe," She added that in a week's time, she would file a petition in the High Court, asking for a fresh probe, saying the police suppressed facts into its probe. Rabiya said that the police had not investigated the case thoroughly. "If Jiah committed suicide, how could the blood in the other room belong to her?" she questioned about the presence of Jiah's blood samples in two different rooms, adding that the police had not explained that in the chargesheet. Another important aspect that the police failed to explain was the injury marks on Jiah's face and neck that were present in the photographs taken by the police, she added. "I want to find out if Jiah was killed by someone and I want the police to investigate this," said Rabiya. Her lawyer Tiwari also claimed that the statements taken by the police of witnesses were completely contrary to their statements in the chargesheet filed by the cops. "The facts have been changed and there are many such reasons why we want the FBI to intervene."
Seeking advisor alpha

Seeking advisor alpha

Seeking advisor alpha ## Navigating the Investment Landscape: When to Seek Expert Guidance In an increasingly complex financial world, individuals are faced with a critical decision: should they navigate the investment landscape independently, or enlist the expertise of a financial advisor? While... read more »

U.S. extends leniency programme for companies that disclose bribery

MIAMI (Reuters) – The U.S. Justice Department will extend a programme that offers companies leniency if they voluntarily tell authorities when employees may have paid bribes, a senior... read more »

Lloyds, two others dismissed from yen Libor litigation in U.S

NEW YORK (Reuters) – A U.S. judge on Friday dismissed Lloyds Banking Group Plc , ICAP Europe Ltd and Tullett Prebon Plc as defendants from litigation alleging a conspiracy among many... read more »

Crunch week as Fed meets on rates, Trump team joins G20

LONDON (Reuters) – After a year that tipped conventional wisdom on its head, the coming week might suggest a return to some sort of normality for the global economy — or instead... read more »

No new window for banned notes: Governmemnt

After a brief hearing, the court adjourned the case for March 21 for a detailed hearing. read more »