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Adani Power Gets Anti-Trust Body Nod To Acquire Lanco Amarkantak Power
Fair trade regulator Competition Commission of India (CCI) cleared Adani Power's proposed acquisition of Lanco Amarkantak Power.
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13 Labourers Injured In Accident At Power Plant In UP
Thirteen labourers were injured after a tin shed from a boiler fell on them during maintainance work at a unit of a privately run thermal power plant in Uttar Pradesh this morning.
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Truth vs Hype: Are Mistakes That Led to India's Corporate Debt Bomb Set to be Repeated?
As the Narendra Modi government attempts to jumpstart the economy, attention is turning to a less discussed aspect of the financial system that is threatening a revival: high amounts of debt.
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Did government bail out L Rajagopal, the 'pepper-spray MP'?
For his extreme act, of using pepper spray inside Parliament, Lagadapati Rajagopal has drawn sharp criticism from his Congress party.
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Telangana Inc. - The Battle for Hyderabad
The battle for Telangana has become a battle for Hyderabad. Those demanding a separate state say they want to end the dominance of the contractor - politicians from the rest of Andhra Pradesh who have made crores from India's cyber city, because it is the political class of the same region who also control the politics of their state.
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What it's taking to get new roads built in India
K Ramchand, managing director at one of India's biggest road builders, is doing something unusual to help dispel the gloom pervading much of the country's infrastructure sector today: bidding for new projects.
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India beat Pakistan 5-2, register 1st win in Lanco series
India defeated arch-rivals Pakistan 5-2 in an inconsequential round robin match to register their first win in the Lanco International Super Series hockey tournament here today.
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India stretch Australia but lose in Super Series hockey
India stretched the mighty Australia before losing 3-4 in their second match of the nine-a-side Lanco International Super Series hockey event here Friday.
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Hockey: India lose 1-2 to England in Lanco Super Series opener
India were off to a disappointing start at the Lanco International Super Series hockey tournament as they squandered a one-goal lead to lose 1-2 to England in their opening match here on Thursday.
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Don't think team will think about London Olympics while playing in Champions Trophy: Michael Nobbs
India's chief hockey coach Michael Nobbs says the London Olympics debacle is a 'thing of the past' as he is eyeing a new beginning for his side which is embarking on a tour Down Under for the Lanco International Super Series and the Champions Trophy.
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Win against Pak would be befitting finale for us: Sreejesh
The Indian men's hockey team might be out of the title race of the Lanco International Super Series 9s after losing to Australia in Perth on Saturday, but custodian P R Sreejesh wants to sign off on a high by winning Sunday's bronze medal play-off against arch-rivals Pakistan.
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Hockey 9s: India fail to make the final, lose 1-4 to Australia
The Indian men's hockey team's hopes of reaching the final went up in smoke after Australia handed it a 4-1 drubbing in their last league match of the Lanco International Super Series 9s on Saturday.
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India women's hockey team in Lanco Super series 9s final
The Indian women's team played out a sluggish 1-1 draw against Malaysia on Saturday but it was enough to fetch the side a place in the Lanco International Super Series Hockey 9s final here.
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Indian eves draw with Australia in Lanco International
The Indian women's hockey team got its act together after being on the backfoot in the first half to force a 1-1 draw against hosts Australia in the Lanco International Super Series in Perth on Friday.
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Adani Power Gets Anti-Trust Body Nod To Acquire Lanco Amarkantak Power
Fair trade regulator Competition Commission of India (CCI) cleared Adani Power's proposed acquisition of Lanco Amarkantak Power.
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13 Labourers Injured In Accident At Power Plant In UP
Thirteen labourers were injured after a tin shed from a boiler fell on them during maintainance work at a unit of a privately run thermal power plant in Uttar Pradesh this morning.
-
Truth vs Hype: Are Mistakes That Led to India's Corporate Debt Bomb Set to be Repeated?
As the Narendra Modi government attempts to jumpstart the economy, attention is turning to a less discussed aspect of the financial system that is threatening a revival: high amounts of debt.
-
Did government bail out L Rajagopal, the 'pepper-spray MP'?
For his extreme act, of using pepper spray inside Parliament, Lagadapati Rajagopal has drawn sharp criticism from his Congress party.
-
Telangana Inc. - The Battle for Hyderabad
The battle for Telangana has become a battle for Hyderabad. Those demanding a separate state say they want to end the dominance of the contractor - politicians from the rest of Andhra Pradesh who have made crores from India's cyber city, because it is the political class of the same region who also control the politics of their state.
-
What it's taking to get new roads built in India
K Ramchand, managing director at one of India's biggest road builders, is doing something unusual to help dispel the gloom pervading much of the country's infrastructure sector today: bidding for new projects.
-
India beat Pakistan 5-2, register 1st win in Lanco series
India defeated arch-rivals Pakistan 5-2 in an inconsequential round robin match to register their first win in the Lanco International Super Series hockey tournament here today.
-
India stretch Australia but lose in Super Series hockey
India stretched the mighty Australia before losing 3-4 in their second match of the nine-a-side Lanco International Super Series hockey event here Friday.
-
Hockey: India lose 1-2 to England in Lanco Super Series opener
India were off to a disappointing start at the Lanco International Super Series hockey tournament as they squandered a one-goal lead to lose 1-2 to England in their opening match here on Thursday.
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Don't think team will think about London Olympics while playing in Champions Trophy: Michael Nobbs
India's chief hockey coach Michael Nobbs says the London Olympics debacle is a 'thing of the past' as he is eyeing a new beginning for his side which is embarking on a tour Down Under for the Lanco International Super Series and the Champions Trophy.
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Win against Pak would be befitting finale for us: Sreejesh
The Indian men's hockey team might be out of the title race of the Lanco International Super Series 9s after losing to Australia in Perth on Saturday, but custodian P R Sreejesh wants to sign off on a high by winning Sunday's bronze medal play-off against arch-rivals Pakistan.
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Hockey 9s: India fail to make the final, lose 1-4 to Australia
The Indian men's hockey team's hopes of reaching the final went up in smoke after Australia handed it a 4-1 drubbing in their last league match of the Lanco International Super Series 9s on Saturday.
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India women's hockey team in Lanco Super series 9s final
The Indian women's team played out a sluggish 1-1 draw against Malaysia on Saturday but it was enough to fetch the side a place in the Lanco International Super Series Hockey 9s final here.
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Indian eves draw with Australia in Lanco International
The Indian women's hockey team got its act together after being on the backfoot in the first half to force a 1-1 draw against hosts Australia in the Lanco International Super Series in Perth on Friday.
