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"Didn't Have A Choice, Let The Crowd Go": Bengaluru Stadium Guard On Stampede
Security guards manning the gates of the Chinnaswamy Stadium during the IPL celebrations in Bengaluru were forced to give way to the crowds that had swelled outside, one of them said, as the chaos turned into a stampede and killed 11 people.
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Bill Gates Sees "Rapid" Growth In India Economy, Praises Aadhaar Scheme
India has the potential for "very rapid" economic growth over the next decade which will lift people out of poverty and allow the government to invest in health and education priorities in an "exciting way", billionaire philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has said.
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Spider-Man Swings From Taj Mahal To India Gate In Mumbai Wall Art
Students of art painted Spider-Man graffiti art on the streets of Mumbai last week
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Bill Gates Meets Yogi Adityanath, Discusses UP's Medical Issues
Microsoft founder Bill Gates on Friday met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and discussed with him ways to intensify the immunisation programme against Japanese Encephalitis (JE) and Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES).
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At World Food India 2017, Chef Sanjeev Kapoor Talks About the Future of Indian Food
Chef Sanjeev Kapoor needs no introduction. His brilliant recipes and his infectious smile have made their way into our hearts and we were delighted to catch up with him during World Food India 2017.
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Delhi Metro Briefly Runs With A Door Open
A metro train, packed with commuters, made its way across two stations on Yellow Line today, with one of its gates open.
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Navi Mumbai in Run to Qualify for Final 'Smart City' List
Developed as a 'planned city' by City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra (CIDCO) in the last two decades, Navi Mumbai city has undertaken several developmental works as part of its efforts to qualify for the final list of 'Smart City', Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) Commissioner Dinesh T Waghmare said in Thane.
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Full Text: Joint Statement on Enhanced Malaysia-India Strategic Partnership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with his Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak this morning. They discussed ways to ramp up bilateral cooperation with the focus on building a "well-rounded partnership". They also spoke about enhancing defence and security between India and Malaysia.
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'Security Concerns Reason for Not Providing Bins at Metro Station'
Security concerns have come in the way of DMRC providing dustbins at "every metro station" which is provided only in inter-change stations like Rajiv Chowk, Kashmere Gate, Mandi House and Inderlok etc, the Delhi High Court was informed on tuesday.
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Rajat Gupta: The rise and fall
Rajat Gupat joined McKinsey & Company, the elite and secretive management-consulting firm as an earnest, under-stated young man, fresh out of Harvard Business School, and IIT Delhi before that. He rose rapidly through a competitive system, going on to rule boardrooms, chair nonprofit boards, and move with CEOs and heads of state from Bill Gates to ...
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"Didn't Have A Choice, Let The Crowd Go": Bengaluru Stadium Guard On Stampede
Security guards manning the gates of the Chinnaswamy Stadium during the IPL celebrations in Bengaluru were forced to give way to the crowds that had swelled outside, one of them said, as the chaos turned into a stampede and killed 11 people.
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Bill Gates Sees "Rapid" Growth In India Economy, Praises Aadhaar Scheme
India has the potential for "very rapid" economic growth over the next decade which will lift people out of poverty and allow the government to invest in health and education priorities in an "exciting way", billionaire philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has said.
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Spider-Man Swings From Taj Mahal To India Gate In Mumbai Wall Art
Students of art painted Spider-Man graffiti art on the streets of Mumbai last week
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Bill Gates Meets Yogi Adityanath, Discusses UP's Medical Issues
Microsoft founder Bill Gates on Friday met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and discussed with him ways to intensify the immunisation programme against Japanese Encephalitis (JE) and Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES).
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At World Food India 2017, Chef Sanjeev Kapoor Talks About the Future of Indian Food
Chef Sanjeev Kapoor needs no introduction. His brilliant recipes and his infectious smile have made their way into our hearts and we were delighted to catch up with him during World Food India 2017.
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Delhi Metro Briefly Runs With A Door Open
A metro train, packed with commuters, made its way across two stations on Yellow Line today, with one of its gates open.
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Navi Mumbai in Run to Qualify for Final 'Smart City' List
Developed as a 'planned city' by City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra (CIDCO) in the last two decades, Navi Mumbai city has undertaken several developmental works as part of its efforts to qualify for the final list of 'Smart City', Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) Commissioner Dinesh T Waghmare said in Thane.
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Full Text: Joint Statement on Enhanced Malaysia-India Strategic Partnership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with his Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak this morning. They discussed ways to ramp up bilateral cooperation with the focus on building a "well-rounded partnership". They also spoke about enhancing defence and security between India and Malaysia.
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'Security Concerns Reason for Not Providing Bins at Metro Station'
Security concerns have come in the way of DMRC providing dustbins at "every metro station" which is provided only in inter-change stations like Rajiv Chowk, Kashmere Gate, Mandi House and Inderlok etc, the Delhi High Court was informed on tuesday.
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Rajat Gupta: The rise and fall
Rajat Gupat joined McKinsey & Company, the elite and secretive management-consulting firm as an earnest, under-stated young man, fresh out of Harvard Business School, and IIT Delhi before that. He rose rapidly through a competitive system, going on to rule boardrooms, chair nonprofit boards, and move with CEOs and heads of state from Bill Gates to ...
