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Cyclone Tauktae: 29 Persons Aboard Three Vessels Rescued In Mumbai
At least 29 persons aboard three vessels which went adrift due to cyclone Tauktae in the Arabian sea were rescued jointly by the Mumbai Police, CISF and Mazagaon Dock Shipbuilders near Angre jetty here on Tuesday, officials said.
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38 COVID-19 Positive Cases In Indian Navy So Far, 12 Cured: Vice Naval Chief
The India Navy had 38 COVID-19 positive cases in Mumbai of which 12 have recovered and have been discharged from hospital, a top Navy official said in Mumbai on Saturday, giving details of the pandemic outbreak at INS Angre late last month.
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Coronavirus India: 26 Navy Sailors In Mumbai Test COVID-19 +ve, No Infections On Warships, Submarines
26 sailors of the Indian Navy in Mumbai have been tested positive for coronavirus. The sailors have been quarantined at a naval hospital in the city. This is the first set of coronavirus or COVID-19 cases being reported in the navy. A massive operation totrace people who may have come in contact with the sailors is on.
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25-Year-Old Sailor Dies Of Bullet Injury At Naval Station In Mumbai
A 25-year-old Navy sailor died due to a bullet injury at naval station INS Angre in south Mumbai on Thursday, a defence statement said. Akhilesh Yadav, the sailor, was found in a pool of blood on Thursday evening.
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Cash Crunch: Pay Day Fails To Bring Cheer To Domestic Helps In Delhi
New Delhi: The first of every month brings cheer to most domestic helps in the country as they go back home with a heavier purse containing a wad of cash. In wake of big currency ban, however, the pay day has greeted them with worries. Mithoo Biswas, a domestic help in New Delhi looks after her family of four in Bengal. She ensures to send enough c...
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Exchange Of Seats Saved My Life, Says Indore-Patna Train Accident Survivor
Santosh Upadhyay boarded the train in Ujjain at 3 pm on Saturday and was on his way to Kanpur. In Bhopal, a woman who boarded the train, requested him to swap seats as she wanted to travel with a friend in S2. Mr Upadhyay agreed and moved to S5 around 10:30 pm.
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Short On Cash, These Trucks Are Running On Trust
There is a line of trucks waiting on the Varanasi-Allahabad highway. With cash in short supply, these trucks are now running on trust, like those of drivers Kailash Jat and Yadvender Singh, who have spent an extra day here waiting for money to be transferred to their accounts.
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Priyanka, Rahul By Her Side, Sonia Gandhi Salutes Indira's Courage
Making her first public appearance after she fell ill at a Congress roadshow in Varanasi in August, Congress President Sonia Gandhi was joined by her children Rahul and Priyanka on Monday for the inauguration of a first of its kind photo exhibition of Indira Gandhi to kick-start year-long centenary celebrations of the former Prime Minister.
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How Not To Take 'Biggest Economic Decision': Rahul Gandhi On Notes Ban
"The biggest economic decision in India's history was taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi without consulting anybody except for 3-4 people," said opposition leader Rahul Gandhi today about the government's withdrawal of 500-and 1000-rupee notes.
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Man Dies In Bank Queue In Uttar Pradesh, Family Blocks Traffic
Since the ban on high denomination currency, there have been long queues at banks and ATMs - and some deaths. Three people lost their lives in Uttar Pradesh. Their families say they had been standing in queue for hours.
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Amid Currency Crunch, E-Wallets Cash In
As people seek more options to go cashless, the mobile phone is slowly becoming the new wallet. It is helping even men like Harishankar Pandey, a pan shop owner in Delhi, with customers using apps and e-wallets to make small value transactions.
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How Diplomats In Mumbai Are Connecting With The City
He takes his day job as seriously as he takes his passion for music performing at Mumbai's National Centre for the Performing Arts as a part of the Symphony Orchestra of India. Meet Dr Martin Ney, lawyer, economist and a career diplomat who is Germany's current Ambassador to India, who takes his flute on his travels and postings at different missio...
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Journalists Waiting For Cyrus Mistry Injured In Scuffle At Tatas' Bombay House
Three photo-journalists have been injured in a scuffle with private security guards posted at the Tata group headquarters Bombay House while they were trying to click pictures of Cyrus Mistry, sacked last week as Tata Sons chairman.
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As Farewell Gift, Collector Drives Chauffeur To Work On Retirement Day
At first glance, it looks like a car that's all decked up for a wedding. Then, there's the orange beacon. And it gets even more curious when you see a man in crisp white attire, in a chauffeur's uniform climb into the back of the car, the door held for him.
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Devendra Fadnavis Supports 'Robin Hood' Officer In New Snub To Shiv Sena
Devendra Fadnavis, Maharashtra Chief Minister, has delivered another giant snub to ally Shiv Sena by backing a bureaucrat that it wanted ousted.
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Cyclone Tauktae: 29 Persons Aboard Three Vessels Rescued In Mumbai
At least 29 persons aboard three vessels which went adrift due to cyclone Tauktae in the Arabian sea were rescued jointly by the Mumbai Police, CISF and Mazagaon Dock Shipbuilders near Angre jetty here on Tuesday, officials said.
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38 COVID-19 Positive Cases In Indian Navy So Far, 12 Cured: Vice Naval Chief
The India Navy had 38 COVID-19 positive cases in Mumbai of which 12 have recovered and have been discharged from hospital, a top Navy official said in Mumbai on Saturday, giving details of the pandemic outbreak at INS Angre late last month.
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Coronavirus India: 26 Navy Sailors In Mumbai Test COVID-19 +ve, No Infections On Warships, Submarines
26 sailors of the Indian Navy in Mumbai have been tested positive for coronavirus. The sailors have been quarantined at a naval hospital in the city. This is the first set of coronavirus or COVID-19 cases being reported in the navy. A massive operation totrace people who may have come in contact with the sailors is on.
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25-Year-Old Sailor Dies Of Bullet Injury At Naval Station In Mumbai
A 25-year-old Navy sailor died due to a bullet injury at naval station INS Angre in south Mumbai on Thursday, a defence statement said. Akhilesh Yadav, the sailor, was found in a pool of blood on Thursday evening.
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Cash Crunch: Pay Day Fails To Bring Cheer To Domestic Helps In Delhi
New Delhi: The first of every month brings cheer to most domestic helps in the country as they go back home with a heavier purse containing a wad of cash. In wake of big currency ban, however, the pay day has greeted them with worries. Mithoo Biswas, a domestic help in New Delhi looks after her family of four in Bengal. She ensures to send enough c...
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Exchange Of Seats Saved My Life, Says Indore-Patna Train Accident Survivor
Santosh Upadhyay boarded the train in Ujjain at 3 pm on Saturday and was on his way to Kanpur. In Bhopal, a woman who boarded the train, requested him to swap seats as she wanted to travel with a friend in S2. Mr Upadhyay agreed and moved to S5 around 10:30 pm.
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Short On Cash, These Trucks Are Running On Trust
There is a line of trucks waiting on the Varanasi-Allahabad highway. With cash in short supply, these trucks are now running on trust, like those of drivers Kailash Jat and Yadvender Singh, who have spent an extra day here waiting for money to be transferred to their accounts.
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Priyanka, Rahul By Her Side, Sonia Gandhi Salutes Indira's Courage
Making her first public appearance after she fell ill at a Congress roadshow in Varanasi in August, Congress President Sonia Gandhi was joined by her children Rahul and Priyanka on Monday for the inauguration of a first of its kind photo exhibition of Indira Gandhi to kick-start year-long centenary celebrations of the former Prime Minister.
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How Not To Take 'Biggest Economic Decision': Rahul Gandhi On Notes Ban
"The biggest economic decision in India's history was taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi without consulting anybody except for 3-4 people," said opposition leader Rahul Gandhi today about the government's withdrawal of 500-and 1000-rupee notes.
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Man Dies In Bank Queue In Uttar Pradesh, Family Blocks Traffic
Since the ban on high denomination currency, there have been long queues at banks and ATMs - and some deaths. Three people lost their lives in Uttar Pradesh. Their families say they had been standing in queue for hours.
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Amid Currency Crunch, E-Wallets Cash In
As people seek more options to go cashless, the mobile phone is slowly becoming the new wallet. It is helping even men like Harishankar Pandey, a pan shop owner in Delhi, with customers using apps and e-wallets to make small value transactions.
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How Diplomats In Mumbai Are Connecting With The City
He takes his day job as seriously as he takes his passion for music performing at Mumbai's National Centre for the Performing Arts as a part of the Symphony Orchestra of India. Meet Dr Martin Ney, lawyer, economist and a career diplomat who is Germany's current Ambassador to India, who takes his flute on his travels and postings at different missio...
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Journalists Waiting For Cyrus Mistry Injured In Scuffle At Tatas' Bombay House
Three photo-journalists have been injured in a scuffle with private security guards posted at the Tata group headquarters Bombay House while they were trying to click pictures of Cyrus Mistry, sacked last week as Tata Sons chairman.
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As Farewell Gift, Collector Drives Chauffeur To Work On Retirement Day
At first glance, it looks like a car that's all decked up for a wedding. Then, there's the orange beacon. And it gets even more curious when you see a man in crisp white attire, in a chauffeur's uniform climb into the back of the car, the door held for him.
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Devendra Fadnavis Supports 'Robin Hood' Officer In New Snub To Shiv Sena
Devendra Fadnavis, Maharashtra Chief Minister, has delivered another giant snub to ally Shiv Sena by backing a bureaucrat that it wanted ousted.
