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PM Invited To G7 Summit In Canada's Kananaskis This Month
In a big sign of India-Canada ties healing after hitting an all-time low under former prime minister Justin Trudeau, his successor Mark Carney has invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the G7 summit in the country later this month.
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New Treatment Shrinks Man's Aggressive Brain Tumour By Half In Breakthrough Trial
The therapy involved injecting low levels of radioactivity directly into the tumour to eliminate cancer cells.
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UK Photojournalist Stabbed To Death By Teenage Son In US: Police
The 61-year-old had suffered a fatal stab wound to the neck, according to records from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.
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Weight Loss: Nutritionist Explains How To Portion Your Plate As Per Carbs, Proteins And Fats
Weight loss: Filling half of your plate with veggies is an effective way to garner better results from your diet. Nutritionist Rachel Paul explains more. Read here to know.
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Indian Hockey Team Endures Roller-Coaster Ride in 2015
Indian Hockey endured a roller-coaster journey in 2015. From winning Bronze in the Hockey World League to the acrimonious ouster of Paul Van Ass, the team witnessed some lows and highs in the year.
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Rave on: Londoners re-live dancing days with kids in tow
The bass is pumping, the lights are low and the dance floor of the club is heaving. It's the weekend and the young man is enjoying himself - until someone steals his balloon.
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Police lie low as protesters occupy Bangkok
At an abandoned police post by a key intersection occupied by anti-government protesters in the Thai capital, rally guard Ton had no doubt who was in charge of security.
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Wriddhiman Saha's 69 helps Bengal settle for a draw against MP in Ranji Trophy
Bengal now have five points from three matches to lie low at sixth place, while MP have seven at the fourth position in group B standings.
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F1: Force India celebrates 100th GP with double-score
Di Resta, expectedly, was over the moon to finish seventh after starting as low as 17th on the grid.
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The Beatles, Sex Pistols top world's priciest vinyl list
The Beatles and Sex Pistols dominate top-10 list of the most expensive vinyl records. The groups take up nine places in the top 10 list of the most expensive recordings, which is compiled every two years by Record Collector magazine.
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Going back to the roots
Several years back, in 1997, when Andre Agassi was an on inexorable tailspin that first ushered him out of the top 100 and then sent him plummeting to as low as No. 141 in the world, he took the unprecedented decision of playing on the Challenger circuit.
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PM Invited To G7 Summit In Canada's Kananaskis This Month
In a big sign of India-Canada ties healing after hitting an all-time low under former prime minister Justin Trudeau, his successor Mark Carney has invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the G7 summit in the country later this month.
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New Treatment Shrinks Man's Aggressive Brain Tumour By Half In Breakthrough Trial
The therapy involved injecting low levels of radioactivity directly into the tumour to eliminate cancer cells.
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UK Photojournalist Stabbed To Death By Teenage Son In US: Police
The 61-year-old had suffered a fatal stab wound to the neck, according to records from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.
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Weight Loss: Nutritionist Explains How To Portion Your Plate As Per Carbs, Proteins And Fats
Weight loss: Filling half of your plate with veggies is an effective way to garner better results from your diet. Nutritionist Rachel Paul explains more. Read here to know.
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Indian Hockey Team Endures Roller-Coaster Ride in 2015
Indian Hockey endured a roller-coaster journey in 2015. From winning Bronze in the Hockey World League to the acrimonious ouster of Paul Van Ass, the team witnessed some lows and highs in the year.
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Rave on: Londoners re-live dancing days with kids in tow
The bass is pumping, the lights are low and the dance floor of the club is heaving. It's the weekend and the young man is enjoying himself - until someone steals his balloon.
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Police lie low as protesters occupy Bangkok
At an abandoned police post by a key intersection occupied by anti-government protesters in the Thai capital, rally guard Ton had no doubt who was in charge of security.
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Wriddhiman Saha's 69 helps Bengal settle for a draw against MP in Ranji Trophy
Bengal now have five points from three matches to lie low at sixth place, while MP have seven at the fourth position in group B standings.
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F1: Force India celebrates 100th GP with double-score
Di Resta, expectedly, was over the moon to finish seventh after starting as low as 17th on the grid.
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The Beatles, Sex Pistols top world's priciest vinyl list
The Beatles and Sex Pistols dominate top-10 list of the most expensive vinyl records. The groups take up nine places in the top 10 list of the most expensive recordings, which is compiled every two years by Record Collector magazine.
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Going back to the roots
Several years back, in 1997, when Andre Agassi was an on inexorable tailspin that first ushered him out of the top 100 and then sent him plummeting to as low as No. 141 in the world, he took the unprecedented decision of playing on the Challenger circuit.
