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A 24-year-old man, Saurabh Goyal, has been arrested in Gurgaon for allegedly defrauding over 20 companies of approximately Rs 3.5 crore. He procured goods on credit through his firm, Pushpanjali Enterprises, sold them, and issued bounced cheques for payment. Police are now searching for his associates involved in the scheme.

Mohammed Shami was acquitted by the Alipore Court in a four-year-old cheque bounce case filed by his estranged wife Hasin Jahan over a Rs 1 lakh cheque. Shami said he had paid everything required. However, their legal battle over maintenance continues, with the matter currently also being heard by the Supreme Court of India.

A contracted worker at Jamnagar Govt Dental College and Hospital has been booked for allegedly embezzling over Rs 1.36 crore. Shobhit Garg reportedly fudged cheques for patient welfare and workers' pay over a five-month period, diverting funds into his personal account. The embezzlement was discovered by a bank manager who noticed unusual credits.

The UAE has launched a new tenant screening system, allowing landlords to check prospective tenants' credit scores. This secure digital platform, a collaboration between Etihad Credit Bureau and UAE PASS, ensures transparent data sharing with tenant consent. It enhances security for landlords, moving beyond traditional checks and bolstering the nation's digital economy.

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UAE mandates private firms to pay staff by the first of each Gregorian month from June 1, 2026. This stringent wage protection reform aims to bolster worker rights and labour compliance. The move standardizes payroll, with delayed payments automatically flagged, impacting millions of expatriates reliant on timely salaries for essential expenses.

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Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's legal battle has concluded without any financial payout for either party, despite an estimated $60 million in combined legal costs. The settlement came as their film "It Ends With Us" faced a trial, with both sides expressing pride in the project's message.

Today's numerology forecast for May 14th provides personalized advice for each birth number. Discover how to navigate your day with insights on communication, decision-making, and relationships. Learn to leverage your ruling number's energy while incorporating tips for smoother interactions and better outcomes. This guide helps you make the most of today's unique vibrations.

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Few state polls have been as dramatic as this round. TOI explains the verdicts through 10 decisive factors, from freebies becoming entitlements to women’s safety, and from Hindu vote to Gen Z angst

A Congress MP has urged President Murmu to cancel AG Perarivalan's enrolment as an advocate, citing his conviction in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case. The MP questioned the Bar Council's authority to enrol him and expressed concern over the implications for the legal profession and victims' families.

Recent state election results reveal a resurgence of anti-incumbency, Hindu vote consolidation, and the enduring appeal of Narendra Modi. Factors like women's safety concerns, the rise of cash transfer schemes, and Gen Z's political awakening also played significant roles. The article delves into these ten decisive elements shaping India's electoral landscape.

India’s auto boom is back — but not for everyone. As SUVs surge and profits rise, entry-level cars are being left behind.

Filmmaker Vipul Amrutlal Shah has won a 16-year-old cheque dishonour case related to his 2009 film London Dreams. Shah's company provided financial aid to complete the movie, but the repayment cheque bounced. The Andheri Metropolitan Magistrate Court convicted producers PJ Singh and Gita Bhalla Singh, ordering them to pay within 90 days or face nine months imprisonment.

Guneet Monga, India's first Oscar-winning producer, shares her journey from personal tragedy to professional triumph. Driven by her father's mindset of abundance and a passion for cinema, she navigated the complexities of film production, building a successful career by focusing on execution and international distribution.

Jannik Sinner’s strong run has been overshadowed by debate over prize money. John Isner criticized the ATP after Sinner earned less than past winners despite bigger tournaments. While total prize pools have increased, winners now get a smaller share. At the same time, Sinner is managing fitness concerns and will soon decide if he plays the Madrid Open.

For the first time since 2014, the Modi government failed to pass a bill in Parliament, a move analysts suggest was strategic. By forcing a vote on the women's reservation bill, linked to delimitation, the BJP aimed to record every MP's stance, creating a potent campaign tool. The government positioned itself as pro-women reformists, while blaming opposition parties for obstructing progress. This tactic seeks to shape the political narrative ahead of crucial elections, highlighting intent versus obstruction.

CBSE has introduced a Two Board Examination Scheme for Class 10, set to be implemented in 2026, allowing students to improve scores in up to three subjects through a second exam in May. The board has outlined strict eligibility, online-only application rules, defined timelines, and a structured fee system, alongside stringent compliance and verification measures.