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Gujarat Tops This Niti Aayog Index, Chhattisgarh Worst Performer: 10 Facts
Gujarat has topped NITI Aayog's 'State Energy & Climate Index -Round I' report, which benchmarks states in their efforts towards improving the climate and energy sector.
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History Of Pakistan's Prime Ministers Explained In 10 Points
Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan is the latest Pakistan Prime Minister to suffer the jinx of not completing a full term. Prime Ministers in Pakistan have had a troubled history, punctuated by the Army's long stints in power.
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India's Journey To 1 Billion Covid Shots. See Timeline
India on Thursday reached the milestone of one billion or 100 crore Covid shots administered in the country, the second after China to do so. India reached the landmark in 278 days, having begun the vaccination drive on January 16.
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Graduates Confident About Career Prospects Despite Covid Pandemic: Survey
Most graduates believe their future career will be as good or better than their parents' generation, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Gujarat Tops This Niti Aayog Index, Chhattisgarh Worst Performer: 10 Facts
Gujarat has topped NITI Aayog's 'State Energy & Climate Index -Round I' report, which benchmarks states in their efforts towards improving the climate and energy sector.
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History Of Pakistan's Prime Ministers Explained In 10 Points
Cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan is the latest Pakistan Prime Minister to suffer the jinx of not completing a full term. Prime Ministers in Pakistan have had a troubled history, punctuated by the Army's long stints in power.
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India's Journey To 1 Billion Covid Shots. See Timeline
India on Thursday reached the milestone of one billion or 100 crore Covid shots administered in the country, the second after China to do so. India reached the landmark in 278 days, having begun the vaccination drive on January 16.
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Graduates Confident About Career Prospects Despite Covid Pandemic: Survey
Most graduates believe their future career will be as good or better than their parents' generation, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
