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Dabur withdraws ad on Karva Chauth

New Delhi: Homegrown FMCG player Dabur has withdrawn its advertisement on Karva Chauth showing a lesbian couple celebrating the festival in the ad campaign of its Fem Creme bleach and has issued unconditional apology. PTI Raj teacher sacked for post...
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Updated At : 12:22 PM Oct 27, 2021 IST
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New Delhi: Homegrown FMCG player Dabur has withdrawn its advertisement on Karva Chauth showing a lesbian couple celebrating the festival in the ad campaign of its Fem Creme bleach and has issued unconditional apology. PTI

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Raj teacher sacked for post on T20 loss

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Jaipur: A private school teacher in Rajasthan’s Udaipur was sacked and a case registered against her after she posted a celebratory WhatsApp status following Pakistan’s victory over India in their cricket world cup match on Sunday. PTI

Riots: SC to examine SIT clean chit to Modi

New Delhi: As Zakia Jafri, widow of MP Ehsan Jafri, sought a probe into her husband’s killing during 2002 Gujarat riots, the SC has said it would like to peruse the SIT clean chit to 64 persons, including then CM Narendra Modi. TNS

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