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29-Year-Old US Woman, Who Quit Her Corporate Job To Sell Flowers, Now Earns Rs 13 Lakh A Month
A 29-year-old US woman, who quit her corporate job to start her own flower truck business, recently revealed that she makes $16,000 (approximately Rs 13 lakh) a month.
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Social Distancing Rules Ignored At Karnataka Health Minister's Programme
Karnataka health minister Sriramulu in an open truck moving through a sea of supporters, the slogan-shouting people showering him with flower petals: A video of a rampant violation of social distancing norms by the health minister is doing the rounds in the state.
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2 Tonne Flowers, 40 Workers In Jayalalithaa's Procession Truck
Over two tonne of flowers from several destinations were used by about 40 workers who worked for 10 hours to prepare the Army truck and gun carriage for the final journey of J Jayalalithaa.
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Thousands gather in Kolhapur to bid farewell to martyred soldier
Thousands poured on the streets of Kolhapur today as an army truck carried the mortal remains of 36-year-old Kundlik Mane, one of the five jawans killed by Pakistani troops in Kashmir, to his native village Pimpalgaon. As the truck moved slowly, the air reverberated with slogans glorifying the brave soldier. Some women waited for hours to perform a...
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29-Year-Old US Woman, Who Quit Her Corporate Job To Sell Flowers, Now Earns Rs 13 Lakh A Month
A 29-year-old US woman, who quit her corporate job to start her own flower truck business, recently revealed that she makes $16,000 (approximately Rs 13 lakh) a month.
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Social Distancing Rules Ignored At Karnataka Health Minister's Programme
Karnataka health minister Sriramulu in an open truck moving through a sea of supporters, the slogan-shouting people showering him with flower petals: A video of a rampant violation of social distancing norms by the health minister is doing the rounds in the state.
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2 Tonne Flowers, 40 Workers In Jayalalithaa's Procession Truck
Over two tonne of flowers from several destinations were used by about 40 workers who worked for 10 hours to prepare the Army truck and gun carriage for the final journey of J Jayalalithaa.
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Thousands gather in Kolhapur to bid farewell to martyred soldier
Thousands poured on the streets of Kolhapur today as an army truck carried the mortal remains of 36-year-old Kundlik Mane, one of the five jawans killed by Pakistani troops in Kashmir, to his native village Pimpalgaon. As the truck moved slowly, the air reverberated with slogans glorifying the brave soldier. Some women waited for hours to perform a...
