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'Put Under House Arrest': X User Alleges Builder Restricted Movement, Entry Of Vehicle, Delivery Agents
A Gurugram tower resident has accused the builder of restricting lift access to his 36th-floor apartment, raising family safety concerns. Following social media outrage, technical staff reportedly restored access.
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Slow drug test approvals put industry at risk
Slower government approval for testing new medicines is threatening India's aspirations to be a fast-growing, low-cost hub for clinical trials, and has prompted some drug firms to shift operations elsewhere, adding to their costs.
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Problem With Our Society Is We're Not...: Chief Justice Of India's Caution
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today urged citizens to have the audacity to listen to others and break their own echo chambers.
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Professor Farukh Arjmand Of AMU Receives 'Distinguished Women Scientists Award 2016' In ISCBC-2017
Aligarh Muslim University academic, Professor Farukh Arjmand associated with the University's Department of Chemistry has been conferred with the 'Distinguished Women Scientists Award 2016' by the Indian Society of Chemist and Biologist.
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Scientists Must Help Battle Hunger: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday asked scientists to find solutions for hunger and malnutrition while conserving the bio-diversity.
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About 70 Million Indians Have Life-Threatening Rare Diseases: Clinical Research
Around 70 million people in India suffer from "life threatening" rare diseases, a clinical research body said today.
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About 70 Million Indians Have Life-Threatening Rare Diseases: Clinical Research
Around 70 million people in India suffer from "life threatening" rare diseases, a clinical research body said today.
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India's 'Water Wives.' A Hard Truth Told in a Short Film
The hard-hitting film is based on the "water wives" in states like Maharashtra that face an acute water shortage.
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India and its Contradictions: A dialogue with Amartya Sen, Gurcharan Das, Meghnad Desai
Noted economist Amartya Sen, author and commentator Gurcharan Das and India-born British politician Meghnad Desai express their views on the contradictions within the Indian society and polity on NDTV Dialogues.
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Slow drug test approvals put industry at risk
Slower government approval for testing new medicines is threatening India's aspirations to be a fast-growing, low-cost hub for clinical trials, and has prompted some drug firms to shift operations elsewhere, adding to their costs.
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Industrial output strongest in 7 months, Car sales surge
India's industrial output in January grew at its fastest pace in 7 months while car sales hit a record high in February
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'Put Under House Arrest': X User Alleges Builder Restricted Movement, Entry Of Vehicle, Delivery Agents
A Gurugram tower resident has accused the builder of restricting lift access to his 36th-floor apartment, raising family safety concerns. Following social media outrage, technical staff reportedly restored access.
-
Slow drug test approvals put industry at risk
Slower government approval for testing new medicines is threatening India's aspirations to be a fast-growing, low-cost hub for clinical trials, and has prompted some drug firms to shift operations elsewhere, adding to their costs.
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Problem With Our Society Is We're Not...: Chief Justice Of India's Caution
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today urged citizens to have the audacity to listen to others and break their own echo chambers.
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Professor Farukh Arjmand Of AMU Receives 'Distinguished Women Scientists Award 2016' In ISCBC-2017
Aligarh Muslim University academic, Professor Farukh Arjmand associated with the University's Department of Chemistry has been conferred with the 'Distinguished Women Scientists Award 2016' by the Indian Society of Chemist and Biologist.
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Scientists Must Help Battle Hunger: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday asked scientists to find solutions for hunger and malnutrition while conserving the bio-diversity.
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About 70 Million Indians Have Life-Threatening Rare Diseases: Clinical Research
Around 70 million people in India suffer from "life threatening" rare diseases, a clinical research body said today.
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About 70 Million Indians Have Life-Threatening Rare Diseases: Clinical Research
Around 70 million people in India suffer from "life threatening" rare diseases, a clinical research body said today.
-
India's 'Water Wives.' A Hard Truth Told in a Short Film
The hard-hitting film is based on the "water wives" in states like Maharashtra that face an acute water shortage.
-
India and its Contradictions: A dialogue with Amartya Sen, Gurcharan Das, Meghnad Desai
Noted economist Amartya Sen, author and commentator Gurcharan Das and India-born British politician Meghnad Desai express their views on the contradictions within the Indian society and polity on NDTV Dialogues.
-
Slow drug test approvals put industry at risk
Slower government approval for testing new medicines is threatening India's aspirations to be a fast-growing, low-cost hub for clinical trials, and has prompted some drug firms to shift operations elsewhere, adding to their costs.
-
Industrial output strongest in 7 months, Car sales surge
India's industrial output in January grew at its fastest pace in 7 months while car sales hit a record high in February
