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Asian Games: Indian Women Beat China 2-1 In Sepaktakraw, Men's Team Loses 2 Matches
Indian women's team defeated China 2-1 but the men's side lost to Thailand and Phillipines in its group in regu event of sepaktakraw competition
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India And Philippines Conduct Naval Drills In South China Sea
India on Monday carried out a naval exercise with the Philippines in the South China Sea, five days after it conducted a similar drill with Vietnam in the region that has been witnessing growing Chinese military expansionism.
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Philippines Extends Travel Ban To India, Nine More Nations Till August 15 Amid Delta Threat
The Philippines on Friday extended travel restrictions for those coming from India and nine other countries till August 15 to check the spread of Delta COVID-19 variant amid a surge in the number of coronavirus cases in the country.
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Signed Deal With India To Buy BrahMos Missile, Says Phillipines
India on Tuesday signed a key pact with the Philippines for the sale of "defence material and equipment", which are likely to include BrahMos cruise missiles.
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Phillipines Man, Who Recovered From Coronavirus, Dies In Mumbai
A 68-year-old man from Philippines, who tested positive for coronavirus infection and later recovered, has died at a hospital in Mumbai, the city civic body said on Monday.
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New Nissan Terra SUV: All You Need To Know
The all new Nissan Terra is a 7-seater SUV and will take on the likes of Toyota Fortuner, Ford Endeavour and also the Isuzu MU-X in India.
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Cargo Ship Capsizes: Search On For Missing Indian Crew, Says Foreign Ministry
The government was using aircraft and vessels to search for 10 Indian crew members, who went missing after their cargo ship sank in the Pacific off the Philippines last week, the external affairs ministry said on Monday.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh offers help to typhoon-hit Philippines
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today conveyed his condolences to Philippines President Benigno Aquino over the catastrophe caused by typhoon Haiyan and offered India's help in relief and rehabilitation efforts.
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India lost 10 per cent share in global BPO market to China, Brazil in five years
India has lost about 10 per cent share of the global BPO market in the last five years to destinations like China, Philippines and Brazil, raising concerns for the $20-billion Indian BPO industry.
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Philippines overtakes India as hub of call centers
Americans calling the customer service lines of their airlines, phone companies and banks are now more likely to speak to Mark in Manila than Bharat in Bangalore. Over the last several years, a quiet revolution has been reshaping the call center business: the rise of the Philippines, a former United States colony that has a large population of youn...
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Two Indians figure in this year's Magsaysay Award
Nileema Mishra, a woman lender to the poorest in Maharashtra, and US-trained Indian engineer Harish Hande, who revolutionised the use of solar lights, are among six people who have been awarded Asia's prestigious Ramon Magsaysay Award for 2011.
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Asian Games: Indian Women Beat China 2-1 In Sepaktakraw, Men's Team Loses 2 Matches
Indian women's team defeated China 2-1 but the men's side lost to Thailand and Phillipines in its group in regu event of sepaktakraw competition
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India And Philippines Conduct Naval Drills In South China Sea
India on Monday carried out a naval exercise with the Philippines in the South China Sea, five days after it conducted a similar drill with Vietnam in the region that has been witnessing growing Chinese military expansionism.
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Philippines Extends Travel Ban To India, Nine More Nations Till August 15 Amid Delta Threat
The Philippines on Friday extended travel restrictions for those coming from India and nine other countries till August 15 to check the spread of Delta COVID-19 variant amid a surge in the number of coronavirus cases in the country.
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Signed Deal With India To Buy BrahMos Missile, Says Phillipines
India on Tuesday signed a key pact with the Philippines for the sale of "defence material and equipment", which are likely to include BrahMos cruise missiles.
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Phillipines Man, Who Recovered From Coronavirus, Dies In Mumbai
A 68-year-old man from Philippines, who tested positive for coronavirus infection and later recovered, has died at a hospital in Mumbai, the city civic body said on Monday.
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New Nissan Terra SUV: All You Need To Know
The all new Nissan Terra is a 7-seater SUV and will take on the likes of Toyota Fortuner, Ford Endeavour and also the Isuzu MU-X in India.
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Cargo Ship Capsizes: Search On For Missing Indian Crew, Says Foreign Ministry
The government was using aircraft and vessels to search for 10 Indian crew members, who went missing after their cargo ship sank in the Pacific off the Philippines last week, the external affairs ministry said on Monday.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh offers help to typhoon-hit Philippines
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today conveyed his condolences to Philippines President Benigno Aquino over the catastrophe caused by typhoon Haiyan and offered India's help in relief and rehabilitation efforts.
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India lost 10 per cent share in global BPO market to China, Brazil in five years
India has lost about 10 per cent share of the global BPO market in the last five years to destinations like China, Philippines and Brazil, raising concerns for the $20-billion Indian BPO industry.
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Philippines overtakes India as hub of call centers
Americans calling the customer service lines of their airlines, phone companies and banks are now more likely to speak to Mark in Manila than Bharat in Bangalore. Over the last several years, a quiet revolution has been reshaping the call center business: the rise of the Philippines, a former United States colony that has a large population of youn...
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Two Indians figure in this year's Magsaysay Award
Nileema Mishra, a woman lender to the poorest in Maharashtra, and US-trained Indian engineer Harish Hande, who revolutionised the use of solar lights, are among six people who have been awarded Asia's prestigious Ramon Magsaysay Award for 2011.
