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Virat Kohli Is "Not Finished Yet...": Sourav Ganguly's Massive Remark After Star's 50th ODI Ton
Virat Kohli scaled the Mount 50 on Wednesday, and former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly had little doubt that the batting star has many more miles to traverse
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"India's Economy In Deep Mess": Rahul Gandhi Leads Congress Assault
The Congress on Friday mounted a coordinated attack on the government over the economy, saying that its own advisors were warning of an unprecedented crisis with little sign of a turnaround plan. Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi led the charge with a shot on Twitter, followed by sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and the party's social media apparatus.
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Nepal Looks To Limit Mount Everest Access After Deaths, But Doubts Linger
Under pressure after a deadly season on traffic-clogged Mount Everest, Nepal is considering tightening access to the world's highest peak, but mountaineering experts fear the proposed changes could amount to little more than lip service.
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US To Urge Pressure Against North Korea At A Security Forum In Singapore
The US will urge the international community to keep up sanctions pressure against North Korea at a security forum in Singapore this week, as concerns mount that Pyongyang has made little progress towards denuclearisation.
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Greek PM's Words Mean Little To Fire-Stricken Ones Standing On Ashes
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras faced mounting criticism on Saturday after wildfires that killed at least 88 people plunged Greece into grief just as it was healing from years of painful bailouts.
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The World's Highest Rubbish Dump, And It Keeps Getting Worse
Decades of commercial mountaineering have turned Mount Everest into the world's highest rubbish dump as an increasing number of big-spending climbers pay little attention to the ugly footprint they leave behind.
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Nepal To Check Mount Everest Height Last Measured By India In 1954
Nepal will measure Mount Everest afresh to settle a controversy over height of the world's tallest peak, especially after some estimates suggested it became a little shorter in the wake of an earthquake two years ago, officials said on Friday
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Flesh-Eating Bacteria Nearly Kills Man Who Thought He Just Had Blisters From A Hike
Wayne Atkins thought little of the blisters he had gotten while hiking. He was trekking up and down the 4,500-foot-high Mount Garfield in New Hampshire - a 10-mile round trip - and blisters were no surprise.
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Opted Out Because I 'Couldn't Win', Says Joe Biden
US Vice President Joe Biden has said he decided not to run for president because he realized he "couldn't win", days after announcing that there was too little time to "mount a winning campaign" for the 2016 polls.
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Chennai Metro to be Launched by Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa
The much-awaited Chennai Metro Rail is set to be launched tomorrow by Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.
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Virat Kohli Is "Not Finished Yet...": Sourav Ganguly's Massive Remark After Star's 50th ODI Ton
Virat Kohli scaled the Mount 50 on Wednesday, and former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly had little doubt that the batting star has many more miles to traverse
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"India's Economy In Deep Mess": Rahul Gandhi Leads Congress Assault
The Congress on Friday mounted a coordinated attack on the government over the economy, saying that its own advisors were warning of an unprecedented crisis with little sign of a turnaround plan. Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi led the charge with a shot on Twitter, followed by sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and the party's social media apparatus.
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Nepal Looks To Limit Mount Everest Access After Deaths, But Doubts Linger
Under pressure after a deadly season on traffic-clogged Mount Everest, Nepal is considering tightening access to the world's highest peak, but mountaineering experts fear the proposed changes could amount to little more than lip service.
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US To Urge Pressure Against North Korea At A Security Forum In Singapore
The US will urge the international community to keep up sanctions pressure against North Korea at a security forum in Singapore this week, as concerns mount that Pyongyang has made little progress towards denuclearisation.
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Greek PM's Words Mean Little To Fire-Stricken Ones Standing On Ashes
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras faced mounting criticism on Saturday after wildfires that killed at least 88 people plunged Greece into grief just as it was healing from years of painful bailouts.
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The World's Highest Rubbish Dump, And It Keeps Getting Worse
Decades of commercial mountaineering have turned Mount Everest into the world's highest rubbish dump as an increasing number of big-spending climbers pay little attention to the ugly footprint they leave behind.
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Nepal To Check Mount Everest Height Last Measured By India In 1954
Nepal will measure Mount Everest afresh to settle a controversy over height of the world's tallest peak, especially after some estimates suggested it became a little shorter in the wake of an earthquake two years ago, officials said on Friday
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Flesh-Eating Bacteria Nearly Kills Man Who Thought He Just Had Blisters From A Hike
Wayne Atkins thought little of the blisters he had gotten while hiking. He was trekking up and down the 4,500-foot-high Mount Garfield in New Hampshire - a 10-mile round trip - and blisters were no surprise.
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Opted Out Because I 'Couldn't Win', Says Joe Biden
US Vice President Joe Biden has said he decided not to run for president because he realized he "couldn't win", days after announcing that there was too little time to "mount a winning campaign" for the 2016 polls.
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Chennai Metro to be Launched by Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa
The much-awaited Chennai Metro Rail is set to be launched tomorrow by Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.
