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4-Feet-Wide Crater On Gurgaon's Brand New Hero Honda Chowk Flyover Again
Days before voting in Gurgaon for the ongoing national elections, India's "millennium city" dealt first hand with one of the most elemental issues there ever was in the country: Sadak (road) from the famed trio of the bijli (electricity), pani (water) and sadak.
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Gurgaon Expressway Water-Logged Again
Service lanes at Hero Honda Chowk on the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway waterlogged again on Friday after heavy rains, an official said.
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Unable To Go Anywhere Else, Gurgaon Heads To Twitter To Vent: 10 Facts
Unable to get anywhere in Gurgaon after rain deluged its roads, angry residents headed to Facebook and Twitter with an outpouring of complaints. Here is your 10-point guide to the misery that clogged Delhi and its satellite city for more than 24 hours:
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Hero MotoCorp Founder Brijmohan Lall Munjal Dies at 92
Brijlal Mohan, Founder and Chairman of Hero MotoCorp and a doyen of the Indian two-wheeler industry, died today evening in a Delhi hospital after a brief illness. He was 92.
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Indian Open not in Asian Tour, will get slot later: IGU
Indian golf's marquee event, the Hero Honda Indian Open, does not figure in the Asian Tour's 2011 provisional schedule announced today but the Indian Golf Union insisted that the USD 1.25 million tournament would be alloted a slot "very soon".
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Nervy Jaini lets it slip, Karlberg lifts Indian Open
Manav Jaini came tantalisingly close to the biggest professional win of his career but nerves got the better of him in the end as the Hero Honda Indian Open had a non-Indian winner in Sweden's Rikard Karlberg after a dramatic final round here on Sunday.
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Baek continues to lead in Indian Open
A nervy Manav Jaini (71) was erratic throughout, while Mukesh Kumar (70) also let slip a good start but the two were still the highest-placed Indians on the leaderboard at tied third after the penultimate round of the Hero Honda Indian Open golf tournament on Saturday.
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Muniyappa, Chopra miss cut, Indians struggle in Indian Open
A little-known Manav Jaini was the lone Indian who seemed to be feeling at home as he carded a blemish-free three-under 69 for the tied third spot even as defending champion C Muniyappa and Daniel Chopra missed the cut after the second round of the Hero Honda Indian Open golf tournament here on Friday.
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Putting woes for Atwal, unfancied Sanjay Kumar tied 2nd
Off-season rust and a cold putter spoilt the day for star attraction Arjun Atwal even as course familiarity worked to the advantage of some unfancied names such as Sanjay kumar and Shamim Khan in the opening round of the Hero Honda Indian Open Golf Tournament here on Thursday.
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Atwal comes home as Indian Open tees off
Arjun Atwal's homecoming after the historic PGA Tour title triumph would expectedly hog the limelight even as a rather unassuming defending champion C Muniyappa and Jyoti Randhawa look to strike form at the Hero Honda Indian Open golf tournament teeing off on Thursday.
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Atwal aims for first Indian Open title since 1999
Short of practice but rejuvenated after a break, India's first PGA Tour title winning golfer Arjun Atwal on Tuesday said he is aiming to round off his consistent year by lifting the Hero Honda Indian Open for the first time in 11 years, this week.
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Jeev to miss Indian Open due to injury
Ace Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh was advised three weeks rest to recover from his back injury, forced him out of this week's Hero Honda Indian Open.
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Hrithik shoots despite high fever
Hrithik Roshan is very professional when it comes to work. This was evident when the actor turned up for the shoot of Zee TV's "Hero Honda Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Singing Superstar" despite being unwell.
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Star-studded field for Indian Open
The creme de la creme of Indian golf, including PGA Tour winner Arjun Atwal and seasoned stars Jeev Milkha Singh and Jyoti Randhawa, will be in action when the Hero Honda Indian Open returns to its 'spiritual home' --the Delhi Golf Course -- for the 47th edition next month.
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Corporates continue to cold shoulder CWG
As the final countdown for the Commonwealth Games begins, the mega sporting event continues to be cold shouldered by corporates.
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4-Feet-Wide Crater On Gurgaon's Brand New Hero Honda Chowk Flyover Again
Days before voting in Gurgaon for the ongoing national elections, India's "millennium city" dealt first hand with one of the most elemental issues there ever was in the country: Sadak (road) from the famed trio of the bijli (electricity), pani (water) and sadak.
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Gurgaon Expressway Water-Logged Again
Service lanes at Hero Honda Chowk on the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway waterlogged again on Friday after heavy rains, an official said.
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Unable To Go Anywhere Else, Gurgaon Heads To Twitter To Vent: 10 Facts
Unable to get anywhere in Gurgaon after rain deluged its roads, angry residents headed to Facebook and Twitter with an outpouring of complaints. Here is your 10-point guide to the misery that clogged Delhi and its satellite city for more than 24 hours:
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Hero MotoCorp Founder Brijmohan Lall Munjal Dies at 92
Brijlal Mohan, Founder and Chairman of Hero MotoCorp and a doyen of the Indian two-wheeler industry, died today evening in a Delhi hospital after a brief illness. He was 92.
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Indian Open not in Asian Tour, will get slot later: IGU
Indian golf's marquee event, the Hero Honda Indian Open, does not figure in the Asian Tour's 2011 provisional schedule announced today but the Indian Golf Union insisted that the USD 1.25 million tournament would be alloted a slot "very soon".
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Nervy Jaini lets it slip, Karlberg lifts Indian Open
Manav Jaini came tantalisingly close to the biggest professional win of his career but nerves got the better of him in the end as the Hero Honda Indian Open had a non-Indian winner in Sweden's Rikard Karlberg after a dramatic final round here on Sunday.
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Baek continues to lead in Indian Open
A nervy Manav Jaini (71) was erratic throughout, while Mukesh Kumar (70) also let slip a good start but the two were still the highest-placed Indians on the leaderboard at tied third after the penultimate round of the Hero Honda Indian Open golf tournament on Saturday.
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Muniyappa, Chopra miss cut, Indians struggle in Indian Open
A little-known Manav Jaini was the lone Indian who seemed to be feeling at home as he carded a blemish-free three-under 69 for the tied third spot even as defending champion C Muniyappa and Daniel Chopra missed the cut after the second round of the Hero Honda Indian Open golf tournament here on Friday.
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Putting woes for Atwal, unfancied Sanjay Kumar tied 2nd
Off-season rust and a cold putter spoilt the day for star attraction Arjun Atwal even as course familiarity worked to the advantage of some unfancied names such as Sanjay kumar and Shamim Khan in the opening round of the Hero Honda Indian Open Golf Tournament here on Thursday.
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Atwal comes home as Indian Open tees off
Arjun Atwal's homecoming after the historic PGA Tour title triumph would expectedly hog the limelight even as a rather unassuming defending champion C Muniyappa and Jyoti Randhawa look to strike form at the Hero Honda Indian Open golf tournament teeing off on Thursday.
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Atwal aims for first Indian Open title since 1999
Short of practice but rejuvenated after a break, India's first PGA Tour title winning golfer Arjun Atwal on Tuesday said he is aiming to round off his consistent year by lifting the Hero Honda Indian Open for the first time in 11 years, this week.
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Jeev to miss Indian Open due to injury
Ace Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh was advised three weeks rest to recover from his back injury, forced him out of this week's Hero Honda Indian Open.
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Hrithik shoots despite high fever
Hrithik Roshan is very professional when it comes to work. This was evident when the actor turned up for the shoot of Zee TV's "Hero Honda Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Singing Superstar" despite being unwell.
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Star-studded field for Indian Open
The creme de la creme of Indian golf, including PGA Tour winner Arjun Atwal and seasoned stars Jeev Milkha Singh and Jyoti Randhawa, will be in action when the Hero Honda Indian Open returns to its 'spiritual home' --the Delhi Golf Course -- for the 47th edition next month.
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Corporates continue to cold shoulder CWG
As the final countdown for the Commonwealth Games begins, the mega sporting event continues to be cold shouldered by corporates.
