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EXCLUSIVE: Imtiaz Ali and Mahaveer Jain’s Side Heroes a RARE Bollywood film to be shot COMPLETELY in Bihar BREAKING: Toxic's English version to release in India on September 4; is 18 minutes shorter than the Indian-language versions Several single-screen cinemas yet to open bookings for Mirzapur The Movie due to show-sharing issues with Hanuman Ansh Hombale Films announces global release of Hanuman Ansh through Hombale Overseas, set for September 11 Sayani Gupta sues Vinita Negi for Rs 9 crores over Aasmani copyright claims Bodies of 2 special forces soldiers swept away in Yamuna during training exercise found Mandates, incentives not enough for EV 2-wheeler shift: Experts Inauguration of 3.23 km long Nalgonda X Roads - Saidabad - IS Sadan - Owaisi junction corridor on September 3 Imagine if this was India: Ashmita Chaliha calls out Indonesia Masters conditions Booth Level Agents liable only for verifiable information in SIR: Delhi High Court EXCLUSIVE: Imtiaz Ali and Mahaveer Jain’s Side Heroes a RARE Bollywood film to be shot COMPLETELY in Bihar BREAKING: Toxic's English version to release in India on September 4; is 18 minutes shorter than the Indian-language versions Several single-screen cinemas yet to open bookings for Mirzapur The Movie due to show-sharing issues with Hanuman Ansh Hombale Films announces global release of Hanuman Ansh through Hombale Overseas, set for September 11 Sayani Gupta sues Vinita Negi for Rs 9 crores over Aasmani copyright claims Bodies of 2 special forces soldiers swept away in Yamuna during training exercise found Mandates, incentives not enough for EV 2-wheeler shift: Experts Inauguration of 3.23 km long Nalgonda X Roads - Saidabad - IS Sadan - Owaisi junction corridor on September 3 Imagine if this was India: Ashmita Chaliha calls out Indonesia Masters conditions Booth Level Agents liable only for verifiable information in SIR: Delhi High Court
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South Korea utility proposes Samsung pays $15 billion in advance for power, paper says

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South Korea utility proposes Samsung pays $15 billion in advance for power, paper says

State-run KEPCO, South Korea's main utility, ​said in a statement ⁠it had ‌suggested an advance payment scheme ​to major ​power users including Samsung and ⁠SK Hynix, but that participation, interest rates, ​payment amounts and payment periods ​had not been finalised.

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