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    Calcutta HC bars publication, sharing of video on PM Modi, Gautam Adani till Jan 31

    The Calcutta High Court has issued an injunction against a documentary involving Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Gautam Adani. This order prohibits publication, sharing, and re-uploading of the video until January 31 next year. Justice Aryak Dutt mandated social media platforms to remove access to the video and related content. The Adani Group argued that the video contains false and defamatory statements against them.

    Mumbai Police issue notices to 24 'X' accounts, ask for removal of Hotmail founder Sabeer Bhatia's documentary

    Mumbai Police have taken a bold step by serving legal notices to 24 users on 'X' for disseminating a contentious documentary created by Sabeer Bhatia. The film addresses allegations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and businessman Gautam Adani. While some account holders have removed their posts, others have voiced their disagreement with the police's actions.

    In 1996, Tim Draper bought Hotmail shares for $300,000. 2 years later, Microsoft acquired the startup for $400 million

    Microsoft announced the Hotmail acquisition on December 31, 1997. It did not reveal how much it paid for the company. A later securities filing provided more detail. Hotmail’s owners received 2,769,148 Microsoft shares in the deal. Wired estimated those shares were worth about $400 million at the time.

    'Booked flat in 2012, now possession in 2032': Millionaire Sabeer Bhatia shares homebuying ordeal in India

    Sabeer Bhatia booked a high-end apartment in India back in 2012. The property's construction remains unfinished after more than a decade. Builders now project a handover date of 2032, which is twenty years later. This situation highlights concerns about trust in commercial dealings across the country. The entrepreneur expressed disappointment with the prolonged and uncertain property delivery.

    Hotmail founder Sabeer Bhatia reveals the diet that helped him lose 9 kilos in 5 days

    Sabeer Bhatia, the Hotmail co-founder, emphasizes the importance of a disciplined lifestyle for long-term health. At 57, he maintains a routine of daily exercise, including cycling and weight training, alongside mindful eating habits. Bhatia incorporates structured fasting, like a five-day plan with reduced calorie intake, to manage weight and improve overall well-being, avoiding extreme measures.

    Harsh Goenka uses harsh words for Hotmail's Sabeer Bhaita, says India doesn’t need sermons from those who packed up and left

    A heated debate ignited between Sabeer Bhatia and Harsh Goenka after Bhatia criticized the Indian government's labeling of dissent as 'anti-national.' Goenka retorted, questioning Bhatia's right to comment from abroad, emphasizing the contributions of those who reside and work in India. Bhatia's previous criticisms of India's education system and economic disparities have also fueled the ongoing social media discourse.

    The Economic Times
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