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New Delhi, April 3 : A captain of Kingfisher Airlines has moved the Delhi High Court, seeking recovery of around Rs. 31 lakh, his outstanding salary for five months from the grounded airline.

Sanjeev Kumar Ahuja has filed the case against defunct Kingfisher Airlines saying that because of the insecure financial environment, he had to undergo a lot of hardships and liquidate all his assets to support his family.

The private airline has been grounded since October 2012.

New Delhi, April 3 : The AAP Thursday released its manifesto for the Lok Sabha election, promising to bring back black money stashed abroad and clarifying it was not against FDI in principle.

Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal told the media here: "There should be political will to bring back black money stashed abroad."

He said the flow of black money, especially during elections, can be curbed by scrapping an income tax provision that people donating less than Rs. 20,000 to a political party need not furnish their details.

Madrid, April 3 : Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti may have tried to assure fans and press that there is no need to worry about a possible serious injury to Cristiano Ronaldo's left knee, but the fact is Ronaldo's knee could be a big problem for the Spanish giants and perhaps Portugal.

Ronaldo limped out of the last 10 minutes of his side's 3-0 Champions League win over Borussia Dortmund Wednesday night with a worried look on his face as a result of pain in his left knee, reports Xinhua.

New Delhi, April 3 : Luxury automobile manufacturer BMW Thursday launched its premium sports car M6 Gran Coupé priced at Rs. 1.75 crore (ex-showroom Delhi).

"With its dynamic expression and luxurious appearance, the all-new BMW M6 Gran Coupé is not just the most attractive coupé in its class, it also provides the best everyday usability," Philipp von Sahr, president, BMW Group India told reporters.

The four-door sports coupé is available at the company's dealerships and has been imported as a CBU (completely built-up) unit.

Mathura, April 3 : Bollywood actress and BJP candidate Hema Malini Thursday filed her nomination papers from the Mathura Lok Sabha constituency, and said she would clean up the Yamuna river and make the region with its many temples a model of development.

Hema Malini is pitted against Jayant Choudhary, the incumbent Rashtriya Lok Dal MP, Chandan Singh of the Samajwadi Party and Yogesh Dwivedi of the Bahujan Samaj Party.

The Aam Aadmi Party's Anuj Garg is also in the fray.

Bharatiya Janata Party leader Mukesh Keshav said she filed two sets of papers.

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