The spectacular fall of India's 'Dosa King'

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The spectacular fall of India's 'Dosa King' P. Rajagopal's story has it all: rags to riches, the visionary creator of a trailblazing Indian restaurant chain and having a romantic rival murdered after some fateful cosmic advice. Charulata Patel: Meet this 87-year-old fan of Virat Kohli Charulata Patel caught everyone's attention by blowing a bright yellow vuvuzela and waving the Indian flag everytime a boundary was struck. Iceland Cricket offers Rayudu permanent residency post WC snub Iceland Cricket has offered Ambati Rayudu, India's middle-order batsman, permanent residency in their country so that he can play for them after being rejected time and again by Team India. Hawaii's law on prostitution convictions is 1st in nation Hawaii became the first state in the U.S. to remove a requirement that a person needs to be a victim of sex trafficking to have a prostitution conviction erased. ITBP aids Amarnath pilgrims who felt short of breath The 46-day-long yatra began on July 1, the day of Masik Shivratri, and will conclude on August 15, the day of Shravan Purnima. All we know about AI enabled Revolt RV 400 motorcycle Electric two-wheeler maker Revolt Intellicorp Tuesday unveiled its first electric motorcycle RV400. Revolt Intellicorp has a manufacturing facility at Manesar in Haryana plans to roll out the model in seven major cities in the next four months. How Facebook handles speech in 'secret' groups Facebook enforces complex guidelines against hate speech, abuse and other categories when it comes to users' posts to their friends or to the public. Maharashtra rains: Dam breaches in Ratnagiri district NDRF teams are at Tiware Dam in Ratnagiri district to carry out search and rescue operations. People with obesity more likely to suffer from cancer rather than smokers In a recent study it has been found that people with obesity have a higher chance of suffering from cancer rather than the ones who smoke. Does a family agreement help avoid disputes? When it comes to estate planning, every well-meaning lawyer or financial adviser advocates writing a will to avoid family disputes over inheritance. However, it may not always be an efficient way to transfer assets to legal heirs because a will, registered or not, can not only be challenged by family members in the court of law, but is also an expensive, tedious and time-consuming process to settle family discords.

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