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"Goa Is Doing Fine": Mumbai Cop Debunks Claim About Ratan Tata's Dog's Death
Mumbai Police senior inspector Sudhir Kudalkar has debunked fake news which was making rounds on social media about the death of Ratan Tata's pet dog "Goa".
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'Goa', Ratan Tata's Dog, Seen At Funeral Venue For Final Goodbye
Industrialist, philanthropist and dog lover, Ratan Tata, died at the age of 86 in Mumbai yesterday. The national flag will be flown at half-mast across government offices in Maharashtra as a mark of respect.
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The Dog Who Sits In Ratan Tata's Office, Attends His Meetings
An interviewer recalls how she walked into Ratan Tata's office to find a dog tucked comfortably in the chair next to his.
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Ratan Tata Reveals How His Office Dog "Goa" Got The Unusual Name
At Bombay House, the global headquarters of Tata Group, a special kennel has been dedicated to stray dogs living around the area - and their leader-of-the-pack is a black and white dog named Goa. In certain circles, the delightful story behind Goa's unusual name is already well-known, but now it has been confirmed straight from the horse's mouth.
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"Goa Is Doing Fine": Mumbai Cop Debunks Claim About Ratan Tata's Dog's Death
Mumbai Police senior inspector Sudhir Kudalkar has debunked fake news which was making rounds on social media about the death of Ratan Tata's pet dog "Goa".
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'Goa', Ratan Tata's Dog, Seen At Funeral Venue For Final Goodbye
Industrialist, philanthropist and dog lover, Ratan Tata, died at the age of 86 in Mumbai yesterday. The national flag will be flown at half-mast across government offices in Maharashtra as a mark of respect.
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The Dog Who Sits In Ratan Tata's Office, Attends His Meetings
An interviewer recalls how she walked into Ratan Tata's office to find a dog tucked comfortably in the chair next to his.
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Ratan Tata Reveals How His Office Dog "Goa" Got The Unusual Name
At Bombay House, the global headquarters of Tata Group, a special kennel has been dedicated to stray dogs living around the area - and their leader-of-the-pack is a black and white dog named Goa. In certain circles, the delightful story behind Goa's unusual name is already well-known, but now it has been confirmed straight from the horse's mouth.
