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How Adani Foundation Transformed The Lives Of 18 Farmers In Maharashtra
The lives of over a dozen farmers in Gowari village in Maharashtra have been transformed. Thanks to a cement nala bund built by the Adani Foundation and ACC, a cement company owned by the Adani Group, as part of its CSR efforts.
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Bridge In Bihar's Thakurganj Sinks, Sixth In 10 Days
Another bridge in Bihar went out of commission today, making it the sixth in 10 days. The bridge in Thakurganj block sunk by a feet after the water level of the Bund river increased following heavy rains.
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Lights To Switch Off At Shanghai's Bund As Heatwave Causes Power Cuts
Shanghai will switch off decorative lights along its famed Bund riverfront for two days from Monday as a nationwide heatwave sends power demands soaring, city authorities said.
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A Heartbreaking Image. How A Farmer Collapsed And Died In His Field
The farmer had gone to the field to break the bunds, remove waterlogging and save his crop, but could not bear the shock when he saw the damaged paddy.
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Dollar Hits 3-Week High, Bonds, Stocks Sell Off On Hawkish Fed
The dollar rose to a three-week high against the yen on Monday, while bond yields surged to their highest since June and stocks sold off after senior Federal Reserve officials indicated a US interest rate increase was on the cards in the near term.
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Euro Slips As Bund Yield Turn Negative, Fed In Focus As Brexit Looms
The dollar was little changed at 106.03 yen, having pulled back from an overnight low of 105.63. A drop below 105.55 would take the greenback to its lowest level since October 2014.
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Oil Prices Swept Lower After Brussels Blasts Spook Investors
Oil prices fell on Tuesday, swept lower by investor nervousness after deadly blasts in Brussels prompted a flight towards so-called safe-haven assets such as gold.
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A Year After Stampede, Shanghai Opts Out Of New Year Celebration
Authorities in the Chinese city of Shanghai have opted not to organize New Year celebrations the historic riverfront Bund this week, a year after a stampede killed 36 people.
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Telangana Farmer Travels to Hyderabad, Hangs Himself
A 45-year-old farmer from Telangana's Nizamabad district allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself to an electric pole at Lower Tank Bund in Hyderabad today, police said.
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European Shares Buoyed by Results, Data Dents Asia
A raft of forecast-beating corporate results kept European equities afloat on Thursday, shrugging off declines in Asia on the back of mixed regional data.
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European Assets Steady Before Yellen Speech, Greek Vote
Yields on peripheral Eurozone bonds dipped, European stocks were steady and the euro inched higher on Wednesday before a congressional testimony by Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen and a Greek parliament vote on the terms of a third bailout.
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Lack of Greek Deal Weighs on European Stocks, Makes Bunds Appealing
The talks stumbled on Wednesday, with euro zone finance ministers accusing Greece of refusing to compromise ahead of a deadline next week when an International Monetary Fund loan tranche of 1.6 billion euros comes due.
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Wall Street Gains on Factory Data, Bund Yields Rise
Brent crude settled down 1 cent at $66.45 a barrel. U.S. crude settled 22 cents lower at $58.93 a barrel.
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Global Stocks Gain on US Factory Data, Bund Yields Rise
Global equity markets rose on Monday, lifted by the biggest gain in US factory orders in eight months and solid manufacturing data in Germany, while German bund yields rose as investors shook off deflation fears that had gnawed European bonds.
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US Shares Rebound, Euro Briefly Dips Below $1.35
German Bund yields fell to near record lows as investors bought assets perceived as safe havens after Thursday's crash, a potentially pivotal moment in the worst crisis between Russia and the West since the Cold War.
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How Adani Foundation Transformed The Lives Of 18 Farmers In Maharashtra
The lives of over a dozen farmers in Gowari village in Maharashtra have been transformed. Thanks to a cement nala bund built by the Adani Foundation and ACC, a cement company owned by the Adani Group, as part of its CSR efforts.
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Bridge In Bihar's Thakurganj Sinks, Sixth In 10 Days
Another bridge in Bihar went out of commission today, making it the sixth in 10 days. The bridge in Thakurganj block sunk by a feet after the water level of the Bund river increased following heavy rains.
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Lights To Switch Off At Shanghai's Bund As Heatwave Causes Power Cuts
Shanghai will switch off decorative lights along its famed Bund riverfront for two days from Monday as a nationwide heatwave sends power demands soaring, city authorities said.
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A Heartbreaking Image. How A Farmer Collapsed And Died In His Field
The farmer had gone to the field to break the bunds, remove waterlogging and save his crop, but could not bear the shock when he saw the damaged paddy.
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Dollar Hits 3-Week High, Bonds, Stocks Sell Off On Hawkish Fed
The dollar rose to a three-week high against the yen on Monday, while bond yields surged to their highest since June and stocks sold off after senior Federal Reserve officials indicated a US interest rate increase was on the cards in the near term.
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Euro Slips As Bund Yield Turn Negative, Fed In Focus As Brexit Looms
The dollar was little changed at 106.03 yen, having pulled back from an overnight low of 105.63. A drop below 105.55 would take the greenback to its lowest level since October 2014.
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Oil Prices Swept Lower After Brussels Blasts Spook Investors
Oil prices fell on Tuesday, swept lower by investor nervousness after deadly blasts in Brussels prompted a flight towards so-called safe-haven assets such as gold.
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A Year After Stampede, Shanghai Opts Out Of New Year Celebration
Authorities in the Chinese city of Shanghai have opted not to organize New Year celebrations the historic riverfront Bund this week, a year after a stampede killed 36 people.
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Telangana Farmer Travels to Hyderabad, Hangs Himself
A 45-year-old farmer from Telangana's Nizamabad district allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself to an electric pole at Lower Tank Bund in Hyderabad today, police said.
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European Shares Buoyed by Results, Data Dents Asia
A raft of forecast-beating corporate results kept European equities afloat on Thursday, shrugging off declines in Asia on the back of mixed regional data.
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European Assets Steady Before Yellen Speech, Greek Vote
Yields on peripheral Eurozone bonds dipped, European stocks were steady and the euro inched higher on Wednesday before a congressional testimony by Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen and a Greek parliament vote on the terms of a third bailout.
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Lack of Greek Deal Weighs on European Stocks, Makes Bunds Appealing
The talks stumbled on Wednesday, with euro zone finance ministers accusing Greece of refusing to compromise ahead of a deadline next week when an International Monetary Fund loan tranche of 1.6 billion euros comes due.
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Wall Street Gains on Factory Data, Bund Yields Rise
Brent crude settled down 1 cent at $66.45 a barrel. U.S. crude settled 22 cents lower at $58.93 a barrel.
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Global Stocks Gain on US Factory Data, Bund Yields Rise
Global equity markets rose on Monday, lifted by the biggest gain in US factory orders in eight months and solid manufacturing data in Germany, while German bund yields rose as investors shook off deflation fears that had gnawed European bonds.
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US Shares Rebound, Euro Briefly Dips Below $1.35
German Bund yields fell to near record lows as investors bought assets perceived as safe havens after Thursday's crash, a potentially pivotal moment in the worst crisis between Russia and the West since the Cold War.
