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6 Hidden UNESCO World Heritage Sites In Asia That Whisper History, Not Hype
Forget the usual suspects. From India's sunken stepwells to Japan's misty mountain trails, these hidden UNESCO sites across Asia reveal the continents quieter, more soulful side. A guide for those who prefer stories over crowds.
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No Riots In Last 5 Years, UP Is Now Completely Dangamukt: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday, while pointing out that the state has become a "preferred destination" for investors, said that the government would not allow the "security of traders and entrepreneurs to be breached".
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At Haryana Investors' Summit, Arun Jaitley Calls Upon States For Reforms
Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today called upon states to reform to attract investment, saying investors do not like policy paralysis and prefer destinations that offer more favourable business and political environment.
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'India no longer a preferred destination for IT companies'
Global software major Microsoft on Thursday said that for MNCs, India is no longer a preferred destination.
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6 Hidden UNESCO World Heritage Sites In Asia That Whisper History, Not Hype
Forget the usual suspects. From India's sunken stepwells to Japan's misty mountain trails, these hidden UNESCO sites across Asia reveal the continents quieter, more soulful side. A guide for those who prefer stories over crowds.
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No Riots In Last 5 Years, UP Is Now Completely Dangamukt: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday, while pointing out that the state has become a "preferred destination" for investors, said that the government would not allow the "security of traders and entrepreneurs to be breached".
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At Haryana Investors' Summit, Arun Jaitley Calls Upon States For Reforms
Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today called upon states to reform to attract investment, saying investors do not like policy paralysis and prefer destinations that offer more favourable business and political environment.
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'India no longer a preferred destination for IT companies'
Global software major Microsoft on Thursday said that for MNCs, India is no longer a preferred destination.
