[wanabidii] Top Headlines: Stiff jail term, 90% penalty for undisclosed assets, black money abroad

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Stiff jail term, 90% penalty for undisclosed assets, black money abroad
The Modi government on Friday unveiled a set of stringent provisions, including a 90% penalty on those who have undisclosed foreign assets and income overseas as it introduced a Bill to deal with black money stashed abroad.
'Ravi should've told us his personal problems'
IAS officer D K Ravi’s father-in-law H Hanumantharayappa, reacting to news reports, on Friday said there might have been a personal angle to Ravi’s suicide, and that, had the family known about this, it could have been addressed.
Leakgate: Lens now on corporate affairs ministry
The Central Bureau of Investigation probe into the ‘leakgate’ scandal may hit another ministry as there are hints that confidential government documents were sold to corporates from the ministry of corporate affairs as well.
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Bandra-Worli sea link toll to increase from April 1
From the midnight of March 31, 2015, Mumbaikars will have to shell out more for using the Bandra-Worli sea link
Nigerian accused of raping US girl in Gurgaon flees
Police on Friday asked for a lookout circular for 21-year-old Nigerian national Eker David at all Indian airports, stepping up their hunt for the man accused of raping a 16-year-old American girl living in Gurgaon.
Two H1N1 deaths in 24 hours in Chennai
Two men who tested positive for H1N1 in the city died in the last 24 hours, taking the flu-related deaths in the state this year to 14.
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Moto E (second-generation) review
Though the camera is a downer, the second-generation Moto E overall is pretty good to use despite not too many changes.
Review: Lamborghini 88 Tauri @ Rs 4.3 lakh
The phone not only features premium materials and a unique design but also boasts top-end hardware specifications unlike most other luxury phones.
Buying a TV? 11 things you must keep in mind
A new TV is a pretty expensive purchase, along with being a long-term investment.
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Australia beat Pakistan to set up semifinal with India
Steven Smith and Shane Watson scored fifty apiece to help Australia survive early scare and beat Pakistan by six wickets in the World Cup quarterfinal.
We will have to bat better against India, says Clarke
Australia set up World Cup semis clash against India but the skipper Michael Clarke said his players will have to bat better against the defending champions.
BCCI asks Kamal to raise 'umpiring' issue at ICC meeting
The BCCI asked ICC president Mustafa Kamal who criticised "poor umpiring" in India-B'desh World Cup quarterfinal, to raise issue before the world body.
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Bid prices of 800 MHz band top 900 MHz on 4G drive
The 4G factor is spinning magic for spectrum in the 800MHz band - earlier dubbed as expensive by telecom operators - with bid prices surpassing the money offered for the coveted 900 MHz band in certain key circles such as Delhi and Mumbai.
Pass on rate cut benefits: RBI deputy governor
RBI deputy governor S S Mundra on Friday said that banks should move on interest rates as the central bank has already cut policy rates twice in quick succession.
Natural resources now go the auction way
A few years ago, it was difficult to expect natural resources to be auctioned. After all, each sector had its own concerns.
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Preity Zinta to judge Nach Baliye?
Preity Zinta has been approached to judge the upcoming season of dance show Nach Baliye, say sources.
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