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In a far-reaching judgment the Supreme Court today upheld the appeal filed by Vodafone International Holding (VIH) and ruled that Vodafone need not pay Rs 11,000 crore towards Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax for purchasing Hutchison Ltd’s Indian mobile business in 2007.
Controversial author Salman Rushdie today cancelled his visit to India to attend the Jaipur Literature Festival, citing threats to his life. He was to address a session on “ Inglish, Amlish, Hinglish: Chutneyfication of English” at the seventh edition of the annual international festival.
The cold wave tightened its grip across the entire northwest region with temperature dipping below normal levels in both hills and plains.
