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More than half of the religious corporations investigated for operating temple lodgings and religious training programs at World Heritage-listed Mount Koya in Wakayama Prefecture were found to have failed to declare income totaling more than 100 million yen, according to findings by the Osaka Regional Taxation Bureau. (News On Japan)
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Pune: Heavy and oversized vehicles will be prohibited from entering several major roads in central Pune for 15 days during Ganeshotsav celebrations, from September 12 to September 26.
Fukui, Sept. 10 (Jiji Press)--The Bank of Japan needs to raise interest rates further to "complete the normalization of monetary policy," Kazuyuki Masu, a member of the BOJ's Policy Board, said…
King Oyo Nyimba died last month in the US where he was receiving treatment for cancer.
Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Communication Director Philip Etale has said that the party has embarked on plans to rebuild and strengthen its political support base as it positions itself for…
For the bowlers who battled through the Port Natal Bowls Qualifying Masters last weekend, there was far more at stake than winning individual games.
Federal Court refuses leave to appeal a Court of Appeal ruling that a commercial project breached buyers’ contracts.
