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    Quote of the day by Ibn Battuta: 'Traveling - it gives you home in thousand strange places, then leaves you a stranger in...' - The Moroccan explorer’s timeless wisdom about how travel can transform your perspective, challenge your sense of belonging and change the way you see home

    Quote of the day by Ibn Battuta: Moroccan scholar Ibn Battuta traveled the world for nearly three decades, transforming his initial pilgrimage into an epic exploration of diverse societies. His vivid documentation of different cultures and locations culminated in his influential work 'Rihla'. This remarkable journey underscores the essential role of travel in expanding perspectives and enhancing our appreciation for global diversity.

    ED attaches Aamby Valley in Lonavala in case against Sahara Group

    The Enforcement Directorate has attached Aamby Valley City, worth Rs 1,460 crore, as part of a money laundering investigation against the Sahara Group. The agency alleges the land was purchased under "Benami" names using funds diverted from Sahara entities. The case stems from over 500 FIRs alleging investors were cheated through a Ponzi scheme involving high returns and forced re-deposits.

    US imposes sanctions on over a dozen companies, three from India for trade and ties with Iran

    The United States imposes sanctions on companies, individuals, and vessels, including three from India, for aiding Iranian military's illicit UAV transfers. Sahara Thunder, linked to Iran's military, utilizes India-based companies like Zen Shipping and Port India Private Limited for its operations. These sanctions target entities involved in facilitating clandestine sales of Iranian UAVs to Russia for its war in Ukraine. The US Treasury emphasizes the need to counter Iran's destabilizing actions, coordinating efforts with allies to combat such financing activities.

    From Lambretta to aeroplanes to Tihar: The incredible life of Subrata Roy

    A tycoon of the masses, so to speak, Subrata Roy found his fortune by inserting himself in the huge financial gaps of India of the eighties when banking had not reached the large swathes of the country's interiors and played in the twilight zones of regulation of those times.

    SFIO probing Sahara Q Shop after govt received 744 complaints: Minister

    To a query on whether the government has received several complaints against Sahara Q, Minister of State for Finance Pon Radhakrishnan replied in the affirmative.

    Mallya was happily tweeting about his F1 team before his arrest

    Mallya, who is team chief of Sahara Force India, looked excited about the return of Alfonso Celis, Driver for Force India.

    The Economic Times
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