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Bovine Smuggler Slapped With PSA

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SRINAGAR: A notorious bovine smuggler hailing from Rajdhani village of Thanamandi in Rajouri was booked under Public Safety Act (PSA).
A police spokesman identified the bovine smuggler as Imran Ahmed son of Shabir Ahmed of village Rajdhani in Tehsil Thanamandi Rajouri.
A police spokesman said that the accused has been booked under Public Safety Act for smuggling bovines in an organised manner and hence posing a threat to peace and order.
He did not change his behaviour despite being booked in several FIRs and arrest by police in these cases but he continued his illegal and unlawful activity of smuggling bovines. This, police said, is likely to disturb public order particularly in Rajouri.
“The cases in which the accused has been booked earlier include FIR No. 71/2018 of Police Station Dharamsala, 155/2019 of Police Station Akhnoor, 93/2020 of Police Station Nowshera, 129/2020 of Police Station Nowshera, 171/2020 of Police Station Thanamandi, 117/2021 of Police Station Nowshera,” it said.
“Police said that keeping in view the activities of said accused as his activities amounts to propagating and creating feelings of enmity, hatred among communities, the accused was ordered to be detained under section 8 of Public Safety Act and has been lodged in jail,” it added.
Senior Superintendent of Police Rajouri Amritpal Singh said that many people in the district have booked under PSA in last couple of weeks. (KNO)

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( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

May 1, 2023
Google slapped with $32 mn fine for unfair practices in app market

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Seoul: South Korea’s antitrust regulator on Tuesday slapped a fine of 42.1 billion won (more than $31.8 million) on Google and its regional arms for unfair business practices aimed at solidifying its dominance in the Korean mobile gaming app market.
The punishment came as the U.S.-based global tech giant made shady agreements with South Korean mobile game companies between June 2016 and April 2018, banning them from releasing their content on One Store, according to the Fair Trade Commission (FTC).
One Store is a major homegrown app market launched in January 2016 by South Korea’s three mobile carriers, along with Naver Corp, reports Yonhap news agency.

“Google analysed that the launch of a competitive and comprehensive app market, One Store, will have a major impact on its sales in South Korea,” the FTC said.
Under the agreement, the US behemoth asked game companies to release their content exclusively on its platform Google Play, in return for having the content appear on the market as “featured,” along with providing other marketing benefits.
Being aware of a potential violation of fair trade rules, Google also internally required its employees to delete related emails, and discuss issues offline to avoid leaving traces of such agreements, the FTC said.
The regulator said that the agreement helped Google solidify its dominance in the local app market.
According to the data compiled by the FTC, Google, which accounted for around 80 to 85 percent of the local app market in terms of amount spent in 2016, was able to expand its presence to 90 to 95 per cent in 2018.

On the other hand, One Store fell from 15-20 percent to only 5-10 per cent over the period, the FTC added.
“The availability of the same game in multiple app stores promotes competition, including diversifying content and consumer benefits,” the regulator said.
“By blocking the release of games on One Store, Google has hindered innovation and consumer benefits in the app market and mobile gaming sector.”
The fine, along with a corrective order, will be imposed on Google, Google Korea and Google Asia Pacific.
Google said it does not agree with the Korean FTC’s decision, claiming it has not violated any local competition laws.
“We compete vigorously with other app markets and are proud of the benefits we deliver to developers, including the gaming industry and everyday users, through Google Play,” the U.S. tech giant said in a statement. “Unlike some mobile operating systems, Android gives developers complete control over how they distribute their apps.”
“Google makes substantial investments in the success of developers, and we respectfully disagree with the KFTC’s conclusions,” it said.
It said it will determine its future course of action against the FTC after carefully reviewing the written decision.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

April 11, 2023
Know why Deepika Padukone slapped a man in middle of the street

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Mumbai: From her debut Bollywood film ‘Om Shanti Om’ in 2007 to her latest ‘Pathaan’, Deepika Padukone has always managed to entertain her fans with several types of roles. The actress has made it to Hollywood too. She is considered among the most successful actresses of B-Town and has proved time and again why she is every director’s top choice. Apart from acting, she is also known for taking stands for herself and other Bollywood celebs. She has always been an inspiration to other women. In this write-up, we will tell you about Deepika’s one of the real-life stunts when she slapped a man for misbehavior.
Bollywood’s Mastaani revealed once during an interview with India Today that she had slapped a man in the middle of the street for misbehaving with her. She said, “I was 14 or 15. I remember one evening my family and I were walking down the street. We had probably finished eating at a restaurant. My sister and my father walked ahead and my mother and I were walking behind. And this man brushed past me. I could have, at that point, ignored, pretended like it didn’t happen.”
Deepika Padukone further added, “I turned back, followed this person, caught him by the collar – I was 14, in the middle of the street slapped him and walked away. From that day on my parents knew that this girl could take care of herself.”
This is how Deepika in her teenage years defended herself and proved that she is able to fight for herself on own. As she is loved by most of the Indians but whenever she gets trolled, she fights like a warrior. She remained in controversy for wearing an orange bikini in the ‘Besharam Rang’ track of the Pathaan, but she managed to come out in such a way that it is only song which became the most hit track of the blockbuster film ‘Pathaan’.
The YJHD actress has always been an inspiration for others. She also made a strong comeback after she broke up with Ranbir Kapoor. From fighting depression to finding her soulmate in Ranveer Singh, it might be not wrong to say that the actress has proved to be a role model for others.
On the work front, Deepika Padukone will be next seen in Fighter opposite Hrithik Roshan. She will also be seen in Project K with Prabhas, Amitabh Bachchan, and Disha Patani. She is currently enjoying the success of Pathaan which has already crossed Rs 1000 crores worldwide.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

February 28, 2023
Three arrested on charges of killing cow in Bhopal; NSA to be slapped on them

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Bhopal: Police have arrested three men on charges of killing a cow in Bhopal, an official said on Wednesday, as local authorities demolished “illegal” constructions at the house of one of them and moved to invoke the stringent National Security Act (NSA) against the trio.
The alleged incident occurred on Tuesday in Paras Nagar under Gandhi Nagar police station limits of the Madhya Pradesh capital.
Gandhi Nagar Police Station in-charge Arun Sharma informed that following a tip off, a police team reached the spot and spotted three persons with a blood-stained sharp-edged weapon.
Remains of the slaughtered cow were also found at the spot, he said.
The trio tried to flee the site of the crime after seeing the police team. The police, however, caught them and during interrogation they admitted to killing the bovine, Sharma said.
The three men — identified as Imran (30), Irshad (28) and Javed (30) — were booked and arrested under provisions of the state’s anti-cow slaughter law — Madhya Pradesh Govansh Vadh Pratishedh Adhiniyam and — also the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, said the police officer.
He said process of invoking the National Security Act (NSA) against the accused has been initiated.
The NSA allows the government to detain people for up to one year without a trial if they suspect that they could disrupt public order or endanger the security of India.
After the incident, the Bhopal administration demolished “illegal” constructions at the house of Irshad on Wednesday, he said.

Local MLA Rameshwar Sharma termed the cow killing incident as unfortunate and said this was a serious issue as intention of these people could be to trigger communal tension.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) legislator said he has asked the police to find out if more people were involved in the incident.
“I have asked the police and administration to take strict action in the matter,” he said.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

February 22, 2023