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Realme Book Enhanced Air With Lighter Build, 11th Gen Intel Core Processor Launched
Realme Book Enhanced Air was launched in China on Tuesday. The new laptop is identical to the Realme Book Enhanced Edition that was launched in the country earlier this month. However, it comes in a lighter body over the existing model.
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Air India's Iconic Nariman Point Building To Be Sold To Port Trust
Air India's iconic 23-storey building at Nariman Point in Mumbai will be sold to Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust to keep the ownership of what was once the carrier's headquarters with the government, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said.
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Centre Plans Sale Of Air India's Iconic Building In Mumbai
The government has started discussions for sale of Air India's iconic building in Mumbai to the country's biggest container port JNPT as part of efforts to raise funds for the cash-strapped national carrier, sources said.
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After Big Sales and Some Scares in Debut Year, Manu Jain on Xiaomi India's 2015 Plans
Xiaomi's India head Manu Jain talked to NDTV Gadgets about its plans for 2015, how it's going to build an ecosystem around phones, and why the Ericsson case won't affect its plans too much.
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Realme Book Enhanced Air With Lighter Build, 11th Gen Intel Core Processor Launched
Realme Book Enhanced Air was launched in China on Tuesday. The new laptop is identical to the Realme Book Enhanced Edition that was launched in the country earlier this month. However, it comes in a lighter body over the existing model.
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Air India's Iconic Nariman Point Building To Be Sold To Port Trust
Air India's iconic 23-storey building at Nariman Point in Mumbai will be sold to Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust to keep the ownership of what was once the carrier's headquarters with the government, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said.
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Centre Plans Sale Of Air India's Iconic Building In Mumbai
The government has started discussions for sale of Air India's iconic building in Mumbai to the country's biggest container port JNPT as part of efforts to raise funds for the cash-strapped national carrier, sources said.
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After Big Sales and Some Scares in Debut Year, Manu Jain on Xiaomi India's 2015 Plans
Xiaomi's India head Manu Jain talked to NDTV Gadgets about its plans for 2015, how it's going to build an ecosystem around phones, and why the Ericsson case won't affect its plans too much.
