A day after Ayesha Takia tweeted about her sister Natasha being allegedly mistreated by an airline’s personnel, the actress is still fuming and is determined to take legal action against the airline. Making it worse was a taunting tweet by the airline owner’s son which implied he was unaware of who Ayesha Takia and what the hullabaloo she was creating was all about. Laughing off the jibe, Ayesha scoffs, “We’re getting our lawyers to send a letter to the airline to take action against their staff. The letter will reach the airline authorities shortly. I was tweeting about how the airline staff treated Natasha. I didn’t make any personal comments on anyone. So if someone has a personal grudge against me that’s his problem.” Recounting the alleged horror that her sister went through, Ayesha says, “A senior staff member of an airline at Delhi airport misbehaved with my sister. He sent her back and forth from counter to counter for four hours even when she said she was unwell. They threatened to throw her out of the airport if she kept questioning and pressurizing them for her ticket.

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Rohan Gavaskar, the former India batsman and son of Sunil Gavaskar, has announced his retirement from first-class cricket, ESPNcricinfo can confirm

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Yeh Jo Mohabbat Hai

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The film is a dramatic love story of two young people who are caught between love for each other and the generations old enmity between their respective Rajput families. The film begins with the birth of Karishma and Karan on the same day in the same hospital

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MALE (Reuters) – The new president of the Maldives stressed on Wednesday that he did not take power in the Indian Ocean resort islands in a coup and said that his succession was in line with the constitution.

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NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Three Karnataka ministers resigned on Wednesday after television channels aired footage of them apparently watching pornography on a mobile phone in the state assembly.

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NEW DELHI (AlertNet) – Thousands of former refugee children and adults working in brick kilns in Afghanistan need immediate humanitarian aid and long-term development strategies to lift them out of a generational cycle of debt, poverty and dependency, according to a new report by the International Labour Organization (ILO).

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Zaheer Khan came back into the Indian team, R Ashwin came into his own at long last, and the result was an immeasurably improved bowling performance from India that pegged Sri Lanka to 233 for 8 in Perth

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The secret tiebreaker rule was devised by Lalit Modi and benefited Mumbai Indians during the 2010 auction, an official from one of the original eight IPL franchises has said

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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – NATO, Afghan and Pakistani military officials will hold talks on improving border security and coordination on Wednesday, in a possible sign that tension is easing following a cross-border NATO air attack in November that infuriated Pakistan.

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The Sahara pullout

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Full coverage of Sahara’s pullout as sponsor of the India national team and owners of the Pune IPL team

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