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Sep 16, 2026

T. V. RamachandraGUEST
17:14
You know, that's what is happening.
T. V. RamachandraGUEST
17:16
The moment the government of India, the, um, the sta- uh, the, the Gazette notification, Kasturirangan Committee report, I see all the politicians in Karnataka have woken up because that has given a weapon for them to, uh, take advantage and make the people emotional, emotive issue so that they can get the vote.
T. V. RamachandraGUEST
17:35
But this time, I will write it and tell you, the people, uh, have become sensible.
T. V. RamachandraGUEST
17:42
They will not, uh, the, select the wrong people.
speaker_2NARRATOR
4:15
Any charges on higher value merchant transactions will be determined by a panel comprising of financial institutions and the National Payment Corporation of India .
speaker_2NARRATOR
4:24
The clarification follows a Gazette notification issued on September 14 which states no bank or payment system provider can impose directly or indirectly any charge on payment made or received through RuPay debit card or UPI transaction of up to Rs 2000.
Siddharth Mathew CherianHOST
4:52
That's a wrap for today's news.
Siddharth Mathew CherianHOST
4:54
Check out the Hindu Business Line's website for more such stories.
Amy HarrisGUEST
12:20
They were probably, uh, proteges of some sort, and one of them was a chap called Robert Yard.
Amy HarrisGUEST
12:26
And he employed him to work on, um, the l- the Luntin Gazette, which was originally known as the Oxford Gazette, which was founded by Williamson.
Amy HarrisGUEST
12:35
So he employed him to do, uh, that.
Amy HarrisGUEST
12:38
But the next person who I think was, uh, more like Dingley, um, he, he went on to have a better career than Dingley, is, um, William Nicholson.
MarkHOST
21:46
He does it throughout the entire episode.
Dorothy JenningsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:48
You know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna write a special article about you for The Gazette.
Dorothy JenningsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:54
I mean, it's not every day that someone from Colorado Springs graduates from college.
Dorothy JenningsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:58
[laughs] [glass clinking]

1 HR 47 MINS LATER

MarkHOST
129:02
[laughs] I, uh, I ordered that paper you needed.
MarkHOST
129:03
[laughs] You can pay me for it when you're done
Robert E.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
129:07
... took out a loan to buy the Gazette.
Robert E.SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
129:10
I figured you could pay me and I'd pay him.
speaker_2PANELIST
6:58
[laughs]
MikeHOST
6:59
Um, where we left off is, uh, the Fleabags, uh, got word of a armored individual moving south from Neverwinter via the, um, Gazette, and you went to investigate.
MikeHOST
7:12
10 was busy.
MikeHOST
7:13
I, I just made up that 10 was helping, um, just around the camp-

53 MINS LATER

speaker_2PANELIST
59:59
Brother Basalt.
TomPANELIST
60:00
Brother Basalt.
speaker_2PANELIST
60:01
Um, they were looking at their symbols, and he, he had part of this in the Gazette.
speaker_2PANELIST
60:07
I don't know if you read it, but-
Emmanuel MwambaHOST
44:28
When was Kaiser ever active in politics? but they've cancelled his passport, you know.
Emmanuel MwambaHOST
44:38
And Ms Lilian Mutambo, the Gazette cites security reasons and the interests of national security, but discloses no further grounds, no change and no opportunity for any of the affected persons to be heard before such a drastic decision was taken.
Emmanuel MwambaHOST
44:56
And remember, this followed earlier cancellation of the passport for Celestine Mukandila, who was the Secretary General of Tonsei-Pomozi Alliance.
Emmanuel MwambaHOST
45:05
And Mr. Mukandila, despite court process that has been successful, remains detained in police custody at Richard Kachingwe Police Station.

Unknown podcast

The London of Sherlock Holmes: Crime, Forensics and Victorian City Life

Sep 14 · 1 Mention

speaker_2UNKNOWN
4:20
Another factor is London's imperial reach.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
4:22
News from Bengal, Australia, or South Africa often appeared in the Gazette, linking empire to crime.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
4:30
Doyle himself was fascinated by his homeland's oversea exploits.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
4:34
His own brother fought in India, and his novels referenced the East India Company occasionally.

Unknown podcast

The 1707 Acts of Union: When a Paper Made Britain Legal

Sep 14 · 1 Mention

speaker_1UNKNOWN
8:19
The gradual blending of identities was reflected in newspapers.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
8:23
London papers began using the term Great Britain, yet Edinburgh’s Gazette still insisted on distinguishing between the Kingdom of Scotland and the Realm of England.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
8:34
Historians argue that it took several decades before the term British entered ordinary usage in everyday Scottish discourse.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
8:42
Many still referred to themselves as Scots until the mid-eighteenth century.
Margaret EspayatNARRATOR
74:58
Things on the seas were going to the devil.
Margaret EspayatNARRATOR
75:01
He moved down to the library, where he lighted a cheroot and addressed himself to the Gazette.
Margaret EspayatNARRATOR
75:07
But his restlessness increased.
Margaret EspayatNARRATOR
75:10
The paper drooped, and his thoughts turned to Jarrett as a small boy.
Adam GillardHOST
18:00
I had a seventh grade teacher talk about the dumbing down of America and just how people can't pick up on information like they used to.
Adam GillardHOST
18:07
And when I read, there was a response from the Gazette last week on the debate from Crank and McKillen.
Adam GillardHOST
18:15
And it was such a propaganda-filled piece of garbage from their editorial board.
Adam GillardHOST
18:20
Oh, sure.

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