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''Rs 18,000 Per Month For 30-Minute Work'': Mumbai Cook's Eye-Opening Earnings Stuns Internet
A Mumbai-based lawyer's post about her cook's fee of Rs 18,000 per household for just 30 minutes of work has sparked a conversation online
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After Delhi, CNG, Piped Cooking Gas Price Hiked In Mumbai. Check New Rates
After Delhi, CNG price in Mumbai has been hiked by Rs 1.50 per kg and the rate of cooking gas piped to houses by Re 1 due to rise in input costs.
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Cook killed for delay in serving tandoori chicken
While delay at being served in a restaurant can lead to irritation and anger, no one in their right minds would go to the extreme that four BMC employees went to yesterday - killing the cook. According to the Navghar police, the incident took place over a delay on part of the owner of a dhaba in Mulund (E) in serving a meal of tandoori chicken and ...
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Feeling homesick in Australia? Come to Mumbai Cook
If you are an Indian living in Australia and want to have a feel of being close to home, then all you need to do is to buy a house in one of Melbourne's newest immigrant suburbs - popularly called Mumbai Cook.Gordon and Julia de Silva live with their young baby in a two-month-old house in Point Cook's Alamanda Estate.Both of them work in the city -...
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''Rs 18,000 Per Month For 30-Minute Work'': Mumbai Cook's Eye-Opening Earnings Stuns Internet
A Mumbai-based lawyer's post about her cook's fee of Rs 18,000 per household for just 30 minutes of work has sparked a conversation online
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After Delhi, CNG, Piped Cooking Gas Price Hiked In Mumbai. Check New Rates
After Delhi, CNG price in Mumbai has been hiked by Rs 1.50 per kg and the rate of cooking gas piped to houses by Re 1 due to rise in input costs.
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Cook killed for delay in serving tandoori chicken
While delay at being served in a restaurant can lead to irritation and anger, no one in their right minds would go to the extreme that four BMC employees went to yesterday - killing the cook. According to the Navghar police, the incident took place over a delay on part of the owner of a dhaba in Mulund (E) in serving a meal of tandoori chicken and ...
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Feeling homesick in Australia? Come to Mumbai Cook
If you are an Indian living in Australia and want to have a feel of being close to home, then all you need to do is to buy a house in one of Melbourne's newest immigrant suburbs - popularly called Mumbai Cook.Gordon and Julia de Silva live with their young baby in a two-month-old house in Point Cook's Alamanda Estate.Both of them work in the city -...
