| Colin Kaepernick holds workout in Atlanta
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 Free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick worked out in front of representatives from several NFL teams in Riverdale, Georgia. Andy Scholes caught up with Kaepernick's agent, Jeff Nalley, to break down the roller coaster day.
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| This is Modi's emergency: Yechury on police action against protesting JNU students
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| CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury on Monday condemned the police action on protesting students of the Jawaharlal Nehru University, saying it was not the right way to deal with democratic protests. "This is Modi's emergency. The number of police personnel present at the spot of the protest is higher than what we saw during emergency," Yechury said during a press briefing here. "This is not the right way to deal with democratic protests. The Modi government is trying to provoke the students." Yechury, who was the JNU students' union president during Emergency, said peaceful demonstration was a democratic right in a democratic society. He added that beating up students shows the "use of extreme authoritarianism on the part of the government". The CPI(M) leader said during his student days, marches were taken till the Parliament without any violence. "Here the police is provoking the students who are still showing restraint," he said. Thousands of JNU students, carrying placards ...
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| Exploring legal options to address contempt notice by SC: Fortis Healthcare
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| Fortis Healthcare on Monday said it is exploring legal means with respect to the Supreme Court judgment that found the company guilty of contempt for violating the court's earlier order. The healthcare firm said it is exploring legal means to address the case in an expeditious manner. The SC on Friday held former Ranbaxy promoters Malvinder Singh and Shivinder Singh guilty of contempt of court for violating its earlier order, asking them not to divest their shares in Fortis Healthcare. It has been advised that the open offer made by IHH Healthcare Berhad to the Fortis shareholders to acquire 26 per cent stake at Rs 170 per share continues to remain in abeyance and would be adjudicated upon in conjunction with the hearing of the contempt petition, Fortis Healthcare said in a BSE filing. "The Hon'ble Court has issued a suo moto notice of contempt to Fortis Healthcare Ltd for violating the Court order dated December 14, 2018," it added. The company is currently evaluating the judgement ..
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