India-pak Semifinal
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Corporate India gears up for India-Pak semifinal
The India-Pakistan World Cup semifinal on Wednesday, has made corporate India take off its eyes from work and give its employees a much-needed chance to enjoy this cricketing extravaganza. While Dabur is mulling declaring a holiday on Wednesday;employees at VIP Industries, Godrej and Tata Sky will have to work only for the first half of the ...
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Chandigarh airport handled record 130 flights for semifinal
A record number of 130 flights, mostly chartered, arrived and flew back from the Chandigarh airport within a span of less than 24 hours for the India-Pakistan semifinal clash, officials said Thursday.According to airport officials, 65 flights were operated between 6.30 a.m. Wednesday to 1.30 a.m. Thursday. On a normal day, just 12 flights arrive an...
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Students bunking big-time today
The battle of nerves between India and Pakistan at Mohali cannot be missed even if it means reschedule the timetable or cancelling a few classes at the Delhi University.A number of colleges in the north as well as the south campus of DU seem to have given into the demand of students (though unofficially) to reschedule their time-table or cancel cla...
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Mohali weather: Clear sky ahead of India-Pak semi-final
With the pressure mounting ahead of the all important semi-final match between arch-rivals India and Pakistan, the weather gods decided to play their part too. Mohali received some heavy rain and thunderstorms last night.However, no need for fans to get disappointed. The sun was out in full force today. The match is expected to begin on schedule. T...
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Major brawl during India-Pak semifinal
A brawl breaks out between India and Pakistan players after an alleged unsportsman-like behaviour by Muhammad Irfan of the visiting side.
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Corporate India gears up for India-Pak semifinal
The India-Pakistan World Cup semifinal on Wednesday, has made corporate India take off its eyes from work and give its employees a much-needed chance to enjoy this cricketing extravaganza. While Dabur is mulling declaring a holiday on Wednesday;employees at VIP Industries, Godrej and Tata Sky will have to work only for the first half of the ...
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Chandigarh airport handled record 130 flights for semifinal
A record number of 130 flights, mostly chartered, arrived and flew back from the Chandigarh airport within a span of less than 24 hours for the India-Pakistan semifinal clash, officials said Thursday.According to airport officials, 65 flights were operated between 6.30 a.m. Wednesday to 1.30 a.m. Thursday. On a normal day, just 12 flights arrive an...
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Students bunking big-time today
The battle of nerves between India and Pakistan at Mohali cannot be missed even if it means reschedule the timetable or cancelling a few classes at the Delhi University.A number of colleges in the north as well as the south campus of DU seem to have given into the demand of students (though unofficially) to reschedule their time-table or cancel cla...
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Mohali weather: Clear sky ahead of India-Pak semi-final
With the pressure mounting ahead of the all important semi-final match between arch-rivals India and Pakistan, the weather gods decided to play their part too. Mohali received some heavy rain and thunderstorms last night.However, no need for fans to get disappointed. The sun was out in full force today. The match is expected to begin on schedule. T...
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Major brawl during India-Pak semifinal
A brawl breaks out between India and Pakistan players after an alleged unsportsman-like behaviour by Muhammad Irfan of the visiting side.
