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His Family Borrowed 7 Lakh For Air Ambulance, Journey To Save 1 Killed 7
The family of the Jharkhand hotelier, who was being rushed to Delhi in an air ambulance that crashed yesterday, borrowed lakhs for the flight and his treatment at a top hospital in the national capital
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No Visa, Pak Teen Did This To Enter India To Marry Lover
The intriguing story of how a "shy" teenage Pakistani girl travelled on her own to Bengaluru to meet and marry an Indian man was revealed by her uncle who said she sold her jewellery and borrowed money from friends to buy air tickets.
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Mercedes-Benz E-Class All-Terrain Launched In India; Priced At Rs. 75 Lakh
Mercedes-Benz India has launched its much anticipated E-Class All-Terrain in India, priced at Rs. 75 lakh (ex-showroom, India). Equipped with the carmaker's signature 4MATIC all-wheel-drive (AWD) system, the E-Class All-Terrain comes with bold crossover-like styling and a bunch of luxury features borrowed from the E-Class sedan.
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Air India To Raise Rs 500 Crore Through Short-Term Loans
National carrier Air India is looking to raise Rs 500 crore through short-term borrowings to meet its working capital requirements. The short-term loan (STL) will be drawn in September in one or more tranches, according to the bid document.
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Air India Gets Rs 2,100 Crore "Guaranteed Borrowing" From Centre
National carrier Air India has been assured of Rs 2100 crore from the Centre in the form of guaranteed borrowing, Ministry of Civil Aviation Secretary RN Chaubey said on Tuesday.
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EICMA 2016: Entry-Level Air-Cooled Ducati Monster 797 Breaks Cover
We had been telling you that Ducati is planning to go back to the basics with the Monster series, and the Italian manufacturer has done just that with the new Monster 797.
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Railways May Go Into 'Debt-Trap, Become Air India': Dinesh Trivedi
Railways, the country's largest employer, may go into a "debt-trap" and "become an Air India" due to the present Suresh Prabhu-led ministry's policy of borrowing, former rail minister Dinesh Trivedi said while sounding a strong note of caution on the issue of a dip in its revenue.
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His Family Borrowed 7 Lakh For Air Ambulance, Journey To Save 1 Killed 7
The family of the Jharkhand hotelier, who was being rushed to Delhi in an air ambulance that crashed yesterday, borrowed lakhs for the flight and his treatment at a top hospital in the national capital
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No Visa, Pak Teen Did This To Enter India To Marry Lover
The intriguing story of how a "shy" teenage Pakistani girl travelled on her own to Bengaluru to meet and marry an Indian man was revealed by her uncle who said she sold her jewellery and borrowed money from friends to buy air tickets.
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Mercedes-Benz E-Class All-Terrain Launched In India; Priced At Rs. 75 Lakh
Mercedes-Benz India has launched its much anticipated E-Class All-Terrain in India, priced at Rs. 75 lakh (ex-showroom, India). Equipped with the carmaker's signature 4MATIC all-wheel-drive (AWD) system, the E-Class All-Terrain comes with bold crossover-like styling and a bunch of luxury features borrowed from the E-Class sedan.
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Air India To Raise Rs 500 Crore Through Short-Term Loans
National carrier Air India is looking to raise Rs 500 crore through short-term borrowings to meet its working capital requirements. The short-term loan (STL) will be drawn in September in one or more tranches, according to the bid document.
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Air India Gets Rs 2,100 Crore "Guaranteed Borrowing" From Centre
National carrier Air India has been assured of Rs 2100 crore from the Centre in the form of guaranteed borrowing, Ministry of Civil Aviation Secretary RN Chaubey said on Tuesday.
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EICMA 2016: Entry-Level Air-Cooled Ducati Monster 797 Breaks Cover
We had been telling you that Ducati is planning to go back to the basics with the Monster series, and the Italian manufacturer has done just that with the new Monster 797.
-
Railways May Go Into 'Debt-Trap, Become Air India': Dinesh Trivedi
Railways, the country's largest employer, may go into a "debt-trap" and "become an Air India" due to the present Suresh Prabhu-led ministry's policy of borrowing, former rail minister Dinesh Trivedi said while sounding a strong note of caution on the issue of a dip in its revenue.
