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Army Cook Arrested For Stalking Minor On Social Media: Police
A 21-year-old contractual cook of the Indian Army, named Aas Mohammad, was arrested by the Delhi police, North District over charges of stalking and harassing a 17-year-old girl.
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Army Provides Food To Migrant Labourers In J&K's Poonch Amid Heavy Snowfall, Cold
Hundreds of migrant labourers were provided cooked food and winter clothing by the army amid biting cold and heavy snowfall in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, a defence spokesman said on Sunday.
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Special COVID-19 Restrictions For Armed Forces, Cops For Independence Day
All the officers of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Delhi Police participating in the Independence Day ceremony at Delhi's Red Fort will have to severely restrict their activities in view of the coronavirus pandemic, sources said today. They are only allowed to go to the rehearsals and return home. Their domestic helps, cooks and drivers will have to...
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Blog: Facts vs Narrative, Reporters vs Social Media In Palghar Lynching
Reporting straight news is becoming challenging as everyone expects reporters to feed the narrative cooked up by keyboard warriors. Hashtag armies and Twitter warriors don't bother with facts. They are only concerned with narratives.
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Cloud Cooking India: Housewives Become Gig Economy Chefs
Asia's third-largest economy is battling a slowdown so sharp it is creating a drag on global growth, the International Monetary Fund said Monday, but there are some bright spots. An army of housewives turning their homes into "cloud kitchens" to feed time-starved millennials.
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'Look Forward To Food Cooked By Mother, Joining Work': Lt Colonel Purohit
Army officer Lt Colonel Prasad Shrikant Purohit is likely to be released from jail tomorrow as the formalities for his release will take some more time. The Supreme Court granted bail yesterday to Lt Col Purohit, who has been in the Mumbai prison for almost nine years in the 2008 Malegoan blasts case.
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East and west, Ukraine rival camps dig in
If armies march on their stomachs, then Ukraine's rival protest camps could be in for a long campaign, judging by the cooks hard at work behind the barricades in Kiev and Donetsk on Friday.
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Local tastes tempt China diners away from Golden Arches
Bearing rice burgers and lotus roots, an army of Chinese fast food firms is cooking up a challenge to McDonald's Corp and Yum Brands Inc, tempting cost-conscious diners with healthy, homegrown fare and causing a drag on growth for the US chains in the country's $174 billion fast food market.
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The Ashes: Australia have proved they are no pushovers, says Shane Warne
England look like a 2-man bowling army - Jimmy Anderson and Graeme Swann, says Shane Warne in his assessment of the first Ashes Test.
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After conquering India in Tests, England look to end ODI jinx as well
The top one-day side England will definitely look for inspiration from Pakistan who recently beat India in the shorter format. Batting has been India's strength but has become a major concern now and Barmy Army will look to exploit just that. Men in Blue on the other hand will be happy that there are no Graeme Swann and Monty Panesar in the visitor...
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India vs England first Test Preview: Visitors out to challenge history and spin
England will definitely be looking to counter spin but India must not be complacent with Graeme Swann in the opposition. It will, in all probability, boil down to the fact that how the 'Barmy Army' bats in sub-continent conditions. They did impress when they last toured Sri Lanka and Swann did play a huge part then too.
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Army Cook Arrested For Stalking Minor On Social Media: Police
A 21-year-old contractual cook of the Indian Army, named Aas Mohammad, was arrested by the Delhi police, North District over charges of stalking and harassing a 17-year-old girl.
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Army Provides Food To Migrant Labourers In J&K's Poonch Amid Heavy Snowfall, Cold
Hundreds of migrant labourers were provided cooked food and winter clothing by the army amid biting cold and heavy snowfall in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, a defence spokesman said on Sunday.
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Special COVID-19 Restrictions For Armed Forces, Cops For Independence Day
All the officers of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Delhi Police participating in the Independence Day ceremony at Delhi's Red Fort will have to severely restrict their activities in view of the coronavirus pandemic, sources said today. They are only allowed to go to the rehearsals and return home. Their domestic helps, cooks and drivers will have to...
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Blog: Facts vs Narrative, Reporters vs Social Media In Palghar Lynching
Reporting straight news is becoming challenging as everyone expects reporters to feed the narrative cooked up by keyboard warriors. Hashtag armies and Twitter warriors don't bother with facts. They are only concerned with narratives.
-
Cloud Cooking India: Housewives Become Gig Economy Chefs
Asia's third-largest economy is battling a slowdown so sharp it is creating a drag on global growth, the International Monetary Fund said Monday, but there are some bright spots. An army of housewives turning their homes into "cloud kitchens" to feed time-starved millennials.
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'Look Forward To Food Cooked By Mother, Joining Work': Lt Colonel Purohit
Army officer Lt Colonel Prasad Shrikant Purohit is likely to be released from jail tomorrow as the formalities for his release will take some more time. The Supreme Court granted bail yesterday to Lt Col Purohit, who has been in the Mumbai prison for almost nine years in the 2008 Malegoan blasts case.
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East and west, Ukraine rival camps dig in
If armies march on their stomachs, then Ukraine's rival protest camps could be in for a long campaign, judging by the cooks hard at work behind the barricades in Kiev and Donetsk on Friday.
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Local tastes tempt China diners away from Golden Arches
Bearing rice burgers and lotus roots, an army of Chinese fast food firms is cooking up a challenge to McDonald's Corp and Yum Brands Inc, tempting cost-conscious diners with healthy, homegrown fare and causing a drag on growth for the US chains in the country's $174 billion fast food market.
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The Ashes: Australia have proved they are no pushovers, says Shane Warne
England look like a 2-man bowling army - Jimmy Anderson and Graeme Swann, says Shane Warne in his assessment of the first Ashes Test.
-
After conquering India in Tests, England look to end ODI jinx as well
The top one-day side England will definitely look for inspiration from Pakistan who recently beat India in the shorter format. Batting has been India's strength but has become a major concern now and Barmy Army will look to exploit just that. Men in Blue on the other hand will be happy that there are no Graeme Swann and Monty Panesar in the visitor...
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India vs England first Test Preview: Visitors out to challenge history and spin
England will definitely be looking to counter spin but India must not be complacent with Graeme Swann in the opposition. It will, in all probability, boil down to the fact that how the 'Barmy Army' bats in sub-continent conditions. They did impress when they last toured Sri Lanka and Swann did play a huge part then too.
