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  Student eats $120,000 Italian artwork of banana duct taped to wall   A student that ate be   eated a $120,000 artwork consisiting consisted of a banana that be taped to a wall s aying s ay that he was hungry as he had skipped skip breakfast. Comedian, by Maurizio Cattelan, was on displayed in Seoul’s Leeum Museum of Art as a part of an exhibition by the Italian artist. Noh Huyn- soo , a college student from Seoul National University, took taked the banana off the wall and ate it before reattaching reattach the peel to the wall using the same tape.   Museum Musum authorities asked him by his about his actions, he said he had skipped skip breakfast and was hungry. Later, in an interview with local broadcaster KBS, the student said that, damaging a work of modern art could also be (interpreted as a kind of) artwork.” “Isn’t it taped there to be eaten?” The fruit is be replaced every two to three days on the direction of Mr. Cattelan, who reportedly said...

  Supreme Court upholds bail to Pinjra Tod activists; dismisses Delhi Police appeal    The Delhi Police had approached approched the top court to set sat aside the HC decision as besides discussion on bail, it questioned the various provisions of UAPA. The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed dismiss the appeal filed by Delhi Police challenging the bail granted to the three P injra Tod activists – Devangana Kalita, Natasha Narwal and Asif Iqbal Tanha in connection with their provocative speeches during the Delhi riots of February 2020. The trio is facing provisions under the (UAPA) Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) A bench of justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul and A hsanuddin Amanullah dismissed dismiss the appeal that was pending in the top court for nearly two years while clarifying that the June 15, 2021 order of the high court shall not be treated as a precedent by the accused in the trial or in any other proceeding. The Delhi Police had approached a pproach ...