The Madras High Court denied interim relief to filmmaker Sudha Kongara, who claimed Rs 8.39 crore in unpaid dues from Dawn Pictures for the film 'Parasakthi'. The court dismissed her plea to halt the release of 'Idhayam Murali' until dues are cleared, allowing the film to proceed.
Union coal minister G Kishan Reddy has requested an inquiry into reports of 40 lakh tonnes of coal, valued at approximately Rs 1,600 crore, missing from Singareni Collieries Company Ltd (SCCL). The minister expressed concern that these allegations could negatively impact SCCL's financial stability, especially given the company's existing dues from the Telangana government.
Doruk Madencilik workers are resuming protests on June 1 due to Yıldızlar SSS Holding failing to meet payment promises made under the mediation of three ministries. The workers previously ended their strike on April 28 after the holding pledged to pay all dues by May 15, but only a partial payment was made.
The International Labour Organization (ILO) has revoked the appointment of Sheng Li, a senior US Department of Labor official, as Assistant Director-General due to the US government's failure to pay its dues. The US owes approximately $328 million (about 496.5 billion KRW) to the ILO.
Pakistan Hockey Federation players are protesting reduced daily allowances during training camps, from $11 to $3.5, despite promises of $110 for foreign tours. Criticism mounts ahead of the FIH Hockey Men's World Cup.
Pakistan Cricket Board is under financial strain. It is seeking billions in unpaid dues from various entities. This includes Pakistan Super League franchises and broadcast partners. Some franchises have cleared their dues but are awaiting their revenue share. A major rights holder owes a significant amount. This situation is impacting the board's financial records and operations.
