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Indian Doctor Who Treated Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan Before T20 World Cup Semis "Astonished" At Recovery
Specialist Pulmonologist at Medeor Hospital, Saheer Sainalabdeen, who treated Mohammad Rizwan, was astonished at the Pakistan cricketer's quick recovery.
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At 67, Vadodara Woman Fulfils Decades-Old Doctorate Dream
Usha Lodaya, who had dropped out of college at 20, has completed her doctorate course in Jainism after resuming her education in her sixties.
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At 67, Gujarat Woman Usha Lodaya Fulfils Decades-Old Doctorate Dream
Usha Lodaya, who had dropped out of college at 20, has completed her doctorate course in Jainism after resuming her education in her sixties.
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BJP Lawmaker Dies, Budget Presentation Unlikely To Be Affected
Senior BJP MP from Maharashtra Chintaman Wanaga died at the age of 67 in New Delhi today, doctors at Ram Manohar Lohia hospital said.
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The Swine Flu Terror: 67 Deaths Reported In Ahmedabad
Swine flu first affected millions of people in April 2009 and it was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO).A team of three senior doctors from Delhi arrived in Ahmedabad on Tuesday to know about the swine flu outbreak in the state.
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Indian Doctor Who Treated Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan Before T20 World Cup Semis "Astonished" At Recovery
Specialist Pulmonologist at Medeor Hospital, Saheer Sainalabdeen, who treated Mohammad Rizwan, was astonished at the Pakistan cricketer's quick recovery.
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At 67, Vadodara Woman Fulfils Decades-Old Doctorate Dream
Usha Lodaya, who had dropped out of college at 20, has completed her doctorate course in Jainism after resuming her education in her sixties.
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At 67, Gujarat Woman Usha Lodaya Fulfils Decades-Old Doctorate Dream
Usha Lodaya, who had dropped out of college at 20, has completed her doctorate course in Jainism after resuming her education in her sixties.
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BJP Lawmaker Dies, Budget Presentation Unlikely To Be Affected
Senior BJP MP from Maharashtra Chintaman Wanaga died at the age of 67 in New Delhi today, doctors at Ram Manohar Lohia hospital said.
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The Swine Flu Terror: 67 Deaths Reported In Ahmedabad
Swine flu first affected millions of people in April 2009 and it was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO).A team of three senior doctors from Delhi arrived in Ahmedabad on Tuesday to know about the swine flu outbreak in the state.
