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54 bank fraud accused fled India, ED seizes assets worth over Rs 35,000 crore

The Enforcement Directorate is investigating 32 bank fraud cases with 54 absconding accused. Proceedings under the Fugitive Economic Offenders Act have been launched against 27 individuals. Assets worth over Rs 840 crore have been confiscated after nine were declared offenders. Unclaimed bank deposits transferred to the RBI fund total Rs 62,683.19 crore. India's foreign exchange reserves remain…

54 bank fraud accused fled India, ED seizes assets worth over Rs 35,000 crore

Thalapathy Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan' maintained its upward trajectory in the box office, with a significant 37.2% surge in collections on its second Sunday. According to Sacnilk, the movie gathered Rs 10.70 crore Indian net revenue on Day 11, a notable increase from the Rs 7.80 crore earned on Day 10. This consistent growth has propelled the film's total worldwide collection closer to the Rs 300-crore milestone.

The India net collection has climbed to Rs 175.60 crore, while the India gross collection stands at Rs 204.92 crore. Overseas markets have also contributed to the film's success, with Rs 3 crore earned overseas on Day 11, raising its international gross to Rs 91 crore. The film is now projected to surpass the Rs 300-crore mark at the worldwide box office.

Screening in 4,321 shows across India on its 11th day, 'Jana Nayagan' generated Rs 10 crore gross collections on Sunday, with Tamil, Hindi, and Telugu versions contributing Rs 9.75 crore, Rs 85 lakhs, and Rs 10 lakhs respectively. The Tamil version boasted an impressive overall occupancy of 61.38%, with peak occupancy reaching 75.46% during the evening shows.

Despite a lower overall occupancy of 26.34%, the Hindi version showed steady improvement across different time slots.

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