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#PanamaPapers: the world's A-listers may not survive the data leak, but humour certainly has

Sahil Bhalla | Updated on: 14 February 2017, 6:09 IST
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About 370 reporters from 100 media organisations have blown the lid off #PanamaPapers. Here's the funny side
19 tweets that show you the funny side of the biggest leak in history #PanamaPapers
First published: 4 April 2016, 6:04 IST
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Sahil is a sports and tech correspondent on the speed news desk at Catch. A gadget freak, he loves offering free tech support to family and friends. He studied at Sarah Lawrence College, New York and worked previously for Scroll. He selectively boycotts fast food chains, worries about Arsenal, and travels whenever and wherever he can. Sahil is an unapologetic foodie and a film aficionado.
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