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Trump's 'America First' Agenda May Lead To Tighter H-1B Visa Rules: Experts
With Donald Trump all set to become US president, Indian exporters may face high customs duties for goods like automobiles, textiles and pharmaceuticals if the new US administration decides to pursue the America First' agenda, opined trade experts.
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‘Multiple Interpretations’, Says CBSE After Priyanka Gandhi, Others Object To "Anti-Woman" Question
Responding to the "objectionable and anti-women" passage in Class 10 English exam, CBSE said, “it is clarified that if the experts opine that the passage elicits multiple interpretations, appropriate action will be taken to protect the interest of the students.”
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Dengue Cases In Delhi May Come Down After Mid-November, Say Experts
With Delhi registering nine deaths and over 2,700 dengue cases since September this year, health experts opined the cases may not plummet in the city until mid-November.
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Is Coconut Oil Really Poisonous? This Is What Our Health Experts Have To Say
In a shocking observation, Karin Michels, a Harvard professor, mentioned that coconut oil is poisonous and one of the worst foods you can eat. Our health experts opine on this observation and tell more about health benefits of coconut oil.
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Underweight Newborns are at a Greater Risk of Depression
Health experts opine that babies that are born with a weight less than normal are exposed to health risks that may include poor physical development, learning difficulties, etc.
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Nagpur: NGO to trump up support for Vidarbha activist's hunger stir
A local NGO has drawn up plans to organise a series of programmes to muster support for proposed hunger strike by youth leader Ashish Deshmukh for a separate Vidarbha from December 6, three days before the winter session of the Maharashtra Assembly commences.
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History favours India's comeback in Australia
While many experts opined before the Test series that the result of the first match would decide which team would eventually dominate the contest, history indicates it may not be that simple.
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Trump's 'America First' Agenda May Lead To Tighter H-1B Visa Rules: Experts
With Donald Trump all set to become US president, Indian exporters may face high customs duties for goods like automobiles, textiles and pharmaceuticals if the new US administration decides to pursue the America First' agenda, opined trade experts.
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‘Multiple Interpretations’, Says CBSE After Priyanka Gandhi, Others Object To "Anti-Woman" Question
Responding to the "objectionable and anti-women" passage in Class 10 English exam, CBSE said, “it is clarified that if the experts opine that the passage elicits multiple interpretations, appropriate action will be taken to protect the interest of the students.”
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Dengue Cases In Delhi May Come Down After Mid-November, Say Experts
With Delhi registering nine deaths and over 2,700 dengue cases since September this year, health experts opined the cases may not plummet in the city until mid-November.
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Is Coconut Oil Really Poisonous? This Is What Our Health Experts Have To Say
In a shocking observation, Karin Michels, a Harvard professor, mentioned that coconut oil is poisonous and one of the worst foods you can eat. Our health experts opine on this observation and tell more about health benefits of coconut oil.
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Underweight Newborns are at a Greater Risk of Depression
Health experts opine that babies that are born with a weight less than normal are exposed to health risks that may include poor physical development, learning difficulties, etc.
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Nagpur: NGO to trump up support for Vidarbha activist's hunger stir
A local NGO has drawn up plans to organise a series of programmes to muster support for proposed hunger strike by youth leader Ashish Deshmukh for a separate Vidarbha from December 6, three days before the winter session of the Maharashtra Assembly commences.
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History favours India's comeback in Australia
While many experts opined before the Test series that the result of the first match would decide which team would eventually dominate the contest, history indicates it may not be that simple.
