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Tillerson, who is scheduled to visit India next week, referred to the rise of China, saying its behaviour and action is "posing a challenge to the rules-based international order".
Outlook Magazine - 18 May 2020
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IPL is serious business. No more late night parties and fashion shows. The diligence of teams is just amazing, writes former New Zealand pacer and Mumbai Indians bowling coach Shane Bond
Lives matter more than holding a T20 tournament. IPL has to wait for the Covid-19 pandemic to flatten even if it means huge financial losses, write financial analysts Santosh N and Harsh Talikoti
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IPL is serious business. No more late night parties and fashion shows. The diligence of teams is just amazing, writes former New Zealand pacer and Mumbai Indians bowling coach Shane Bond
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Lives matter more than holding a T20 tournament. IPL has to wait for the Covid-19 pandemic to flatten even if it means huge financial losses, write financial analysts Santosh N and Harsh Talikoti
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"It was Tejo Mahal, Lord Shiva's temple, where Shahjahan buried his wife and turned it into a mausoleum."
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The names also include Anil Sharma, Congress veteran Sukhram's son, who quit his party recently to join the BJP
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The Supreme Court had on October 9 imposed a blanket ban on sale of firecrackers in the Delhi-NCR in the run-up of Diwali to check the alarming pollution level.
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The victim alleged that she kept quiet for such a long time as the Baba threatened to kill her children if she revealed the matter to any other person.
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Arms dealer Sanjay Bhandari has been on I-T’s radar since he was raided in April 2016 and the fresh revelations have created political ripples.
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Haasan was one of the celebrities who applauded the government's stance to demonetise higher denomination notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 in November last year.
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India is celebrating the festival of lights. Down-country, an ancient Sanskrit theatre lends centrality to the lamp on the stage. A recent film on Koodiyattam maestro Sivan Namboodiri bears that spirit of visual focus.
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"Consequent to slowdown in the Diwali gift sale, the FMCG companies which generally bet high on festive sales in the business of chocolates, cookies and sweets are reporting less than normal sales.
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The sale of mangoes has been blighted by the coronavirus pandemic. Lack of proper transportation and supply has impacted the trade of the quickly perishable fruit
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Pitroda opined that people should move on from the issues such as Ram Temple or about history.
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The MLAs allegedly did not allow officials to seize the ultrasound machine or pick up the accused doctors.
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Police confirmed the attack had taken place and said they were investigating the case.
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Mukherjee said in his new book The Coalition Years that she had built her career fearlessly and aggressively and was the "outcome of her own struggle".
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In a statement, the Delhi government said that in a first, two liquor shops were voted for closure on October 16 in Rohini.
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Sreenivasan Jain on Tuesday alleged that a report by himon loans given to Jay Shah’s companies was taken down from NDTV’s website
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Signature Move is a shallow, simplistic, contrived and fluffy rom-com which can’t even claim to be much fun.
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Roy took to his Twitter saying that so called secular group pitch for firecrackers ban but never talk about ban on Azaan broadcast
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Nikki Haley said one of the pillars of that strategy is the development of America's strategic partnership with India.
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The judge said the third rendition of the travel ban -- covering people from six mainly Muslim countries, as well as North Korea and some officials from Venezuela -- could not be justified under law.
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Food was very much part of the Rishi Kapoor khaandan. Rishi and Neetu Kapoor were always the perfect hosts. Their hospitality was just too good, too sweet, writes Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri
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Such was Chuni Goswami's athletic ability that Sir Garfield Sobers had mentioned his electrifying speed in his autobiography, remembers football star and coach Subhash Bhowmick
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Actor-turned-producer Sanjay Khan speaks about his second book 'Assalamualaikum Watan' and what he is doing during the lockdown
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As millions in our cities locked themselves in, life for those who built our homes, our roads, or did our dirty chores has moved outdoors. They flee on foot, bicycles, hitch a ride on goods-laden trucks…And much before the break of dawn, with stars filling the sky, they stop—hungry, thirsty and tired—to rest under the shade of a tree or a school converted into a shelter for migrants.
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The much-criticised commercialisation of cricket is actually the cornerstone of India’s on-field dominance, writes angel investor and former marketing VP of PepsiCo Lloyd Mathias
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Sundar Raman was at the heart of Indian cricket administration for a solid seven years on-the-go. A lot of operational success of the IPL can be attributed to him. His marketing acumen was instrumental in IPL's unprecedented growth over the years.
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At a time when most cricket Boards like England and Australia are reeling under economic stress, India may use its financial muscle to influence the way cricket is scheduled post-COVID-19 and ICC will not be amused
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Unless monopolies are regulated and wealth redistributed, the ‘after corona’ world order will be dystopic, write Purushottam Agrawal and Ritwik Agrawal
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COVIDED! OMG, Modi Government Wants A Triangular Parliament House And Office Buildings Along Rajpath
Despite the pandemic, the controversial central vista redevelopment project, estimated at a stupendous Rs 20,000 crores, is in full motion
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The famous Jagannath Rathyatra in Puri is uncertain and the marriage season has taken a beating due to the cruel coronavirus pandemic
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By increasing working hours from eight to 12, states are violating international norms and the Centre may have other plans that may affect the labour class
