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Shashi Tharoor's "Ideological Purity" Comeback To PM Speech Post Criticism
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday offered in-party critics a brief lesson in practicality and expediency in India's multi-party federal set-up and called on these to display a 'willingness to cooperate across ideologies' to serve the people.
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Driving School Makes Students Put Their Phones On The Line, Literally
There are unconventional teaching methods and then there's this. A driving school in China has found an innovative way of making sure their students take their lessons very, very seriously. How? By putting their smartphones on the line. Literally.
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"Don't Need Lessons On Rights From Failed State": India Slams Pak At UN
India pummelled "failed state" Pakistan for trying to drag in the Kashmir issue at the United Nations for the second day. On Thursday, Pakistan had argued about a plebiscite in Jammu and Kashmir, and a day later again tried to raise the issue
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Ivanka Trump's China-Sewn Line Turns Profit At A Political Cost
If President-elect Donald Trump needs an object lesson on the difficulty of reviving broad sectors of U.S. manufacturing, he need look only as far as his daughter's closet.
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Press Information Bureau Officers To Get Lessons On Using Facebook
In line with the Centre's focus on social media, Press Information Bureau (PIB) is organising a special workshop to train officials on effective use of 'Facebook' for government comminication.
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Oil Minister Moots Introduction of 'Save Fuel' Lessons in Textbooks
Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has mooted the idea of introducing lessons in fuel conservation in textbooks on the lines of environment studies to instill the habit of saving the scarce resource.
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Never attack family: Digvijaya Singh's lesson on political ethics to Arvind Kejriwal
Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh attacked activist-turned-politician Arvind Kejriwal for crossing the line of "political ethics" by accusing Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law of being involved in a land scam with real estate giant DLF and the Haryana government. He claimed that his party had never done so, despite having "enough evidence" against...
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Shashi Tharoor's "Ideological Purity" Comeback To PM Speech Post Criticism
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday offered in-party critics a brief lesson in practicality and expediency in India's multi-party federal set-up and called on these to display a 'willingness to cooperate across ideologies' to serve the people.
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Driving School Makes Students Put Their Phones On The Line, Literally
There are unconventional teaching methods and then there's this. A driving school in China has found an innovative way of making sure their students take their lessons very, very seriously. How? By putting their smartphones on the line. Literally.
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"Don't Need Lessons On Rights From Failed State": India Slams Pak At UN
India pummelled "failed state" Pakistan for trying to drag in the Kashmir issue at the United Nations for the second day. On Thursday, Pakistan had argued about a plebiscite in Jammu and Kashmir, and a day later again tried to raise the issue
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Ivanka Trump's China-Sewn Line Turns Profit At A Political Cost
If President-elect Donald Trump needs an object lesson on the difficulty of reviving broad sectors of U.S. manufacturing, he need look only as far as his daughter's closet.
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Press Information Bureau Officers To Get Lessons On Using Facebook
In line with the Centre's focus on social media, Press Information Bureau (PIB) is organising a special workshop to train officials on effective use of 'Facebook' for government comminication.
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Oil Minister Moots Introduction of 'Save Fuel' Lessons in Textbooks
Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has mooted the idea of introducing lessons in fuel conservation in textbooks on the lines of environment studies to instill the habit of saving the scarce resource.
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Never attack family: Digvijaya Singh's lesson on political ethics to Arvind Kejriwal
Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh attacked activist-turned-politician Arvind Kejriwal for crossing the line of "political ethics" by accusing Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law of being involved in a land scam with real estate giant DLF and the Haryana government. He claimed that his party had never done so, despite having "enough evidence" against...
