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More Women As Astronauts Part Of My Wishlist: ISRO Chairman
ISRO chairman: S Somanath clarified that as astronauts had already been selected and trained, participation of women won't be feasible in Gaganyaan's inaugural mission.
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"Should Be Cautious": Union Minister Urges Indians In Israel To Stay Safe
In a major escalation on Saturday, the terrorist group Hamas launched a "surprise attack" on Israel, firing a barrage of rockets into the southern and central parts of the country.
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Rahul Gandhi To Meet Parliamentarians, Students, Members Of Indian Diaspora During Europe Tour
Sources said Rahul Gandhi will meet and hold consultations with EU MPs on September 7 in Brussels, the first of his interactions during his visit.
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Britain Seeks To Assuage India Over Commonwealth Shooting Row
The British government is seeking to reach a compromise with India over the South Asian country's threat to boycott the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham in 2022.
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IOCL Recruitment 2017: Application For 354 Trade Apprentice Post To Start On November 1 @ Iocl.com
ndian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) has invited application from eligible candidates for the post of Trade Apprentice at IOCL- Southern Region (MD). The application process will begin on November 1, 2017.
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Diabetes On Rise Among Urban Poor In India, Shows Global Study
New Delhi: Poor people living in the urban areas of India’s affluent states are more prone to diabetes than those in the states who are socially and economically better off, a study said. Diabetes in India is becoming common among people belonging to lower socio-economic groups living in urban regions of the more developed states, the study publi...
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Lehsun Pudina Parantha (My Yellow Table)
Beyond your regular parathas comes this special recipe from Chef Kunal Kapur's kitchen. Garlic cloves, mint leaves and green chillies are rolled out in thin sheets and fried in desi ghee.
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Vidhu Vinod Chopra on How Bollywood Can Stop Making 'Stupid Films'
Vidhu Vinod Chopra said that ndian filmmakers need to watch world cinema to grow or else the industry will keep making stupid movies
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Suspected Hawala Operator in 2011 Mumbai Triple Blasts Arrested
Suspected hawala operator in the July 13, 2011 Mumbai triple blasts has been arrested in Mumbai after being picked up from Goa airport, Maharashtra ATS said today.
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Sri Lanka arrests 19 Indian fishermen
The Sri Lankan Navy has arrested 19 ndian fishermen for poaching, a navy spokesman said on Thursday.
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India takes up case of child in foster care in US
ndian missions in the US have taken up with authorities the case of an Indian couple who have been denied custody of their child after he suffered head injuries in a fall. US authorities took the one-year-old boy, Indrashish, under their care after the accident at the New Jersey home of an Indian engineer Debasish Saha, 28 on Aug 9. The child is c...
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Paes-Bhupathi enter Australian Open quarters
ndian tennis pair of Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi entered the quarterfinals of the Australian Open with a fighting three-set win over their Spanish opponents.
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Cricket's Oscars kicks off, 4 Indians in race
ndian players have something to smile about as they dominated the International Cricket Council awards night
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Indian law students can intern in UK firms
A tribunal in UK has announced this judgment that says Indian law students can intern in UK firms
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More Women As Astronauts Part Of My Wishlist: ISRO Chairman
ISRO chairman: S Somanath clarified that as astronauts had already been selected and trained, participation of women won't be feasible in Gaganyaan's inaugural mission.
-
"Should Be Cautious": Union Minister Urges Indians In Israel To Stay Safe
In a major escalation on Saturday, the terrorist group Hamas launched a "surprise attack" on Israel, firing a barrage of rockets into the southern and central parts of the country.
-
Rahul Gandhi To Meet Parliamentarians, Students, Members Of Indian Diaspora During Europe Tour
Sources said Rahul Gandhi will meet and hold consultations with EU MPs on September 7 in Brussels, the first of his interactions during his visit.
-
Britain Seeks To Assuage India Over Commonwealth Shooting Row
The British government is seeking to reach a compromise with India over the South Asian country's threat to boycott the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham in 2022.
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IOCL Recruitment 2017: Application For 354 Trade Apprentice Post To Start On November 1 @ Iocl.com
ndian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) has invited application from eligible candidates for the post of Trade Apprentice at IOCL- Southern Region (MD). The application process will begin on November 1, 2017.
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Diabetes On Rise Among Urban Poor In India, Shows Global Study
New Delhi: Poor people living in the urban areas of India’s affluent states are more prone to diabetes than those in the states who are socially and economically better off, a study said. Diabetes in India is becoming common among people belonging to lower socio-economic groups living in urban regions of the more developed states, the study publi...
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Lehsun Pudina Parantha (My Yellow Table)
Beyond your regular parathas comes this special recipe from Chef Kunal Kapur's kitchen. Garlic cloves, mint leaves and green chillies are rolled out in thin sheets and fried in desi ghee.
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Vidhu Vinod Chopra on How Bollywood Can Stop Making 'Stupid Films'
Vidhu Vinod Chopra said that ndian filmmakers need to watch world cinema to grow or else the industry will keep making stupid movies
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Suspected Hawala Operator in 2011 Mumbai Triple Blasts Arrested
Suspected hawala operator in the July 13, 2011 Mumbai triple blasts has been arrested in Mumbai after being picked up from Goa airport, Maharashtra ATS said today.
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Sri Lanka arrests 19 Indian fishermen
The Sri Lankan Navy has arrested 19 ndian fishermen for poaching, a navy spokesman said on Thursday.
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India takes up case of child in foster care in US
ndian missions in the US have taken up with authorities the case of an Indian couple who have been denied custody of their child after he suffered head injuries in a fall. US authorities took the one-year-old boy, Indrashish, under their care after the accident at the New Jersey home of an Indian engineer Debasish Saha, 28 on Aug 9. The child is c...
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Paes-Bhupathi enter Australian Open quarters
ndian tennis pair of Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi entered the quarterfinals of the Australian Open with a fighting three-set win over their Spanish opponents.
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Cricket's Oscars kicks off, 4 Indians in race
ndian players have something to smile about as they dominated the International Cricket Council awards night
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Indian law students can intern in UK firms
A tribunal in UK has announced this judgment that says Indian law students can intern in UK firms
