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US Woman Accidentally Leaves Husband's Ashes On Tram: "Piece Of Me Is Missing"
"I feel Like an idiot. I thought it was on my shoulder and it wasn't, and I feel like a piece of me is missing," she said.
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Assassin’s Creed Mirage Review: Nostalgia Hits So Good
Assassin’s Creed Mirage Review: Assassin’s Creed Mirage is a leaner, brisker, and fun little ride for the old schoolers that achieves what it set out to do. It doesn’t reinvent the stealth approach but delivers in potent level design that is amplified by an intricately designed Baghdad that’s thrilling to parkour around. The smaller scope h...
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'Equal Pay For Equal Work' Can't Be A General Theory: Madras High Court
Holding that the theory of 'equal pay for equal work' cannot be applied blindly in all the cases, the Madras High Court has set aside an order of a single judge directing the education department to pay the regular pay scale to scavengers appointed i
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Watch: Taapsee Pannu Says Appreciates Finance Minister's Tweet On Raids
Actor Taapsee Pannu, who was recently raided by the Income Tax department, spoke to NDTV about the matter and said that if she has done anything wrong, it will come out. "I can't hide anything," Ms Pannu, 33, told NDTV. She also added that she appreciated Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's tweet on the raids that said it was just procedure. The ...
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"Silence Speaks Volumes": Vidyut Jammwal When Asked Why He Didn't Post For Sushant Singh Rajput
"Absent tears or inability to write heartfelt eulogies and remembrances could also be a way of expressing grief," wrote Vidyut Jammwal
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Netflix's Firing Culture Works for Netflix
If I were a shareholder - indeed, if I were an employee - I'd be hoping that Hastings never stops firing people.
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"He Just Tried To Kill Himself": The Alarming Wait-List In US Hospitals
"Your son needs to be in the hospital, but we don't have any open beds," I tell the patient's family in the hallway. It's another busy night in the emergency department, and I'm the on-call psychiatrist.
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Charlie Sheen Says He 'May Be Bipolar'
"I've been described or diagnosed by enough people that I guess at some point you have to take a look at it. Manic behaviour is usually in the throes of departing substance abuse and drinking. It doesn't really happen when I'm not doing that," said Charlie Sheen, who last year revealed that he was HIV positive
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'It's a shame I couldn't donate my son's heart'
"We wanted our son's heart to keep beating after his death, to give someone else life, but it will never happen." The father who donated his son's liver, kidney, and eyes after he died in a road mishap has an overwhelming remorse: that he could not donate his heart "because Mumbai does not have experienced hands to make it happen". Last Saturday, 2...
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No change in visa policy towards Indian students: US
The US has said that there is no change in its policy towards issuing visas to Indian students."I don't think we've changed our policy with regard to the way we interview applicants," State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland told reporters at her daily news conference.
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US Woman Accidentally Leaves Husband's Ashes On Tram: "Piece Of Me Is Missing"
"I feel Like an idiot. I thought it was on my shoulder and it wasn't, and I feel like a piece of me is missing," she said.
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Assassin’s Creed Mirage Review: Nostalgia Hits So Good
Assassin’s Creed Mirage Review: Assassin’s Creed Mirage is a leaner, brisker, and fun little ride for the old schoolers that achieves what it set out to do. It doesn’t reinvent the stealth approach but delivers in potent level design that is amplified by an intricately designed Baghdad that’s thrilling to parkour around. The smaller scope h...
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'Equal Pay For Equal Work' Can't Be A General Theory: Madras High Court
Holding that the theory of 'equal pay for equal work' cannot be applied blindly in all the cases, the Madras High Court has set aside an order of a single judge directing the education department to pay the regular pay scale to scavengers appointed i
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Watch: Taapsee Pannu Says Appreciates Finance Minister's Tweet On Raids
Actor Taapsee Pannu, who was recently raided by the Income Tax department, spoke to NDTV about the matter and said that if she has done anything wrong, it will come out. "I can't hide anything," Ms Pannu, 33, told NDTV. She also added that she appreciated Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's tweet on the raids that said it was just procedure. The ...
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"Silence Speaks Volumes": Vidyut Jammwal When Asked Why He Didn't Post For Sushant Singh Rajput
"Absent tears or inability to write heartfelt eulogies and remembrances could also be a way of expressing grief," wrote Vidyut Jammwal
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Netflix's Firing Culture Works for Netflix
If I were a shareholder - indeed, if I were an employee - I'd be hoping that Hastings never stops firing people.
-
"He Just Tried To Kill Himself": The Alarming Wait-List In US Hospitals
"Your son needs to be in the hospital, but we don't have any open beds," I tell the patient's family in the hallway. It's another busy night in the emergency department, and I'm the on-call psychiatrist.
-
Charlie Sheen Says He 'May Be Bipolar'
"I've been described or diagnosed by enough people that I guess at some point you have to take a look at it. Manic behaviour is usually in the throes of departing substance abuse and drinking. It doesn't really happen when I'm not doing that," said Charlie Sheen, who last year revealed that he was HIV positive
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'It's a shame I couldn't donate my son's heart'
"We wanted our son's heart to keep beating after his death, to give someone else life, but it will never happen." The father who donated his son's liver, kidney, and eyes after he died in a road mishap has an overwhelming remorse: that he could not donate his heart "because Mumbai does not have experienced hands to make it happen". Last Saturday, 2...
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No change in visa policy towards Indian students: US
The US has said that there is no change in its policy towards issuing visas to Indian students."I don't think we've changed our policy with regard to the way we interview applicants," State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland told reporters at her daily news conference.
