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Is Kamal Haasan "Pro Or Anti-Modi"? His Answer, With 2019 On The Radar
One of the biggest names in Indian cinema with appearances in more than 200 films, Kamal Haasan, whose latest movie releases Friday, enjoys causing a stir as an actor and now he is looking to shake up politics as well.
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'No Wonder This Office Is Dirty': UP Minister Humiliates Disabled Worker
A surprise check by Uttar Pradesh minister Satyadev Pachauri turned out to be a humiliating experience for the staff at a government office in Lucknow. The minister used a disparaging term to describe a disabled employee and commented, "No wonder this place is so dirty".
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India-Born Biologist Kamal Bawa Elected to The Royal Society
Kamal Bawa, India's most prominent biologist and an evolutionary ecologist, has been elected to the prestigious Royal Society in recognition of his pioneering contributions in the area of conservation science.
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Indian Scientist Gets Midori 2014 Prize For Biodiversity
An evolutionary Indian ecologist, Kamal Bawa has won the prestigious USD 100,000 Midori Prize for biodiversity for his pioneering research, including in climate change in the Himalayas.
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Is Kamal Haasan "Pro Or Anti-Modi"? His Answer, With 2019 On The Radar
One of the biggest names in Indian cinema with appearances in more than 200 films, Kamal Haasan, whose latest movie releases Friday, enjoys causing a stir as an actor and now he is looking to shake up politics as well.
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'No Wonder This Office Is Dirty': UP Minister Humiliates Disabled Worker
A surprise check by Uttar Pradesh minister Satyadev Pachauri turned out to be a humiliating experience for the staff at a government office in Lucknow. The minister used a disparaging term to describe a disabled employee and commented, "No wonder this place is so dirty".
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India-Born Biologist Kamal Bawa Elected to The Royal Society
Kamal Bawa, India's most prominent biologist and an evolutionary ecologist, has been elected to the prestigious Royal Society in recognition of his pioneering contributions in the area of conservation science.
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Indian Scientist Gets Midori 2014 Prize For Biodiversity
An evolutionary Indian ecologist, Kamal Bawa has won the prestigious USD 100,000 Midori Prize for biodiversity for his pioneering research, including in climate change in the Himalayas.
