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Joey King In A Black David Koma Cutout Gown Was The Reigning Queen Of This Red Carpet
At the American Film Institute awards, Joey King showcased her fashion prowess on the red carpet
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UNESCO Invites Applications For King Hamad Bin Isa AlKhalifa Prize Worth Rs 25 Lakh
The prize will be awarded to individuals, institutions, other entities or non-governmental organisations who have made significant contribution in the learning, teaching sector with the help of information and communication technologies (ICT).
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IIT Kanpur, KGMU Lucknow Announce SIB-SHInE Programme Fellows Batch For 2022-23
IITK-KGMU SIB SHInE is a full-time dedicated fellowship program for developing next-generation biomedical technologies at par with global standards.
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Highlights: India Has Been Weakened, Institutions Under Attack, Says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi, during the debate on the presidential address, targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying the "idea of a king is back".
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"Can't Do This Alone": Doctors At Mumbai's KEM Hospital After Nurses' Strike
Three resident doctors at Mumbai's King Edward Mumbai Hospital have shared a video to highlight how they cared for 35 critically-ill COVID-19 patients during a nurses' strike at one of the city's largest civic-run medical institutions
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"Rebel" Prince Charles Could Put Monarchy At Risk, Author Says
Prince Charles, the "rebel" heir to the British throne, will face a battle to win over Britons and could even put the monarchy at risk if he does not temper his strong views when he eventually becomes king, a royal biographer says. Charles, who turns 70 next week, will be the oldest monarch to be crowned when he finally succeeds his 92-year-old mot...
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India Certainly Not "Tariff King", Says World Bank On Trump's Remarks
The World Bank does not agree with US President Donald Trump's claim that India is a "tariff king" and feels that the Indian taxation system and economy is much more liberalised than it was a few decades ago, a top official of the international financial institution said Wednesday.
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Chandigarh Doctors Decode Michael Jackson's Iconic 45-Degree Tilt
Three neurosurgeons from the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research in Chandigarh (PGI Chandigarh) have unlocked the mystery behind Michael Jackson's iconic "gravity-defying" dance move made famous by his 1988 music video "Smooth Criminal".
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TISS Initiative Awarded UNESCO Prize For Innovation In Education
The 2017 UNESCO King Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa Prize will be awarded to the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)'s CLIx programme and the GENIE programme of Morocco during a ceremony at UNESCO Headquarters on March 7.
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Zika Virus Alert: First Case Of Zika Reported In Tamil Nadu
After WHO released information on the status of Zika virus in India, Tamil Nadu reports the first case of the same virus.
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PM Narendra Modi In Maharashtra Today, Will Lay Foundation For Rs. 3,600 Crore Shivaji Memorial
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be on a day's visit to Maharashtra today, where he will lay the foundation stone for the grand memorial of Maratha warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and the metro rail projects in Mumbai and Pune. Prime Minister Modi will land in Mumbai at 11:30 AM and leave for MIDC Patalganga in neighbouring Raigad distric...
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Spain's Princess Cristina To Stand Trial In Landmark Corruption Case
Spain's Princess Cristina and her husband go on trial today under intense global media scrutiny in a landmark corruption case that has outraged the country and sullied the monarchy's reputation.
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'Worked in Certified Adult Films, Not Soft-Porn,' Says Pune Film Institute Chief
Gajendra Chauhan - best known for playing Pandav king Yudhistir in a long-running TV version of the epic Mahabharat - told NDTV that he is "capable" but has been "misjudged by biased opinions," and that the protests against him will not compel him to resign
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Kings XI Punjab Stars Play Cricket With Visually Impaired Children
Kings XI Punjab skipper George Bailey, Glenn Maxwell, Rishi Dhawan, and Manan Vohra were some of the players who 'took on' ten children from the Institute of the Blind, Chandigarh.
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Swine Flu Cases Surge to 40 in Lucknow
Four more patients have tested positive for swine flu, taking the total number of cases to 40 in the state capital, a senior health official said today.
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Joey King In A Black David Koma Cutout Gown Was The Reigning Queen Of This Red Carpet
At the American Film Institute awards, Joey King showcased her fashion prowess on the red carpet
-
UNESCO Invites Applications For King Hamad Bin Isa AlKhalifa Prize Worth Rs 25 Lakh
The prize will be awarded to individuals, institutions, other entities or non-governmental organisations who have made significant contribution in the learning, teaching sector with the help of information and communication technologies (ICT).
-
IIT Kanpur, KGMU Lucknow Announce SIB-SHInE Programme Fellows Batch For 2022-23
IITK-KGMU SIB SHInE is a full-time dedicated fellowship program for developing next-generation biomedical technologies at par with global standards.
-
Highlights: India Has Been Weakened, Institutions Under Attack, Says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi, during the debate on the presidential address, targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying the "idea of a king is back".
-
"Can't Do This Alone": Doctors At Mumbai's KEM Hospital After Nurses' Strike
Three resident doctors at Mumbai's King Edward Mumbai Hospital have shared a video to highlight how they cared for 35 critically-ill COVID-19 patients during a nurses' strike at one of the city's largest civic-run medical institutions
-
"Rebel" Prince Charles Could Put Monarchy At Risk, Author Says
Prince Charles, the "rebel" heir to the British throne, will face a battle to win over Britons and could even put the monarchy at risk if he does not temper his strong views when he eventually becomes king, a royal biographer says. Charles, who turns 70 next week, will be the oldest monarch to be crowned when he finally succeeds his 92-year-old mot...
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India Certainly Not "Tariff King", Says World Bank On Trump's Remarks
The World Bank does not agree with US President Donald Trump's claim that India is a "tariff king" and feels that the Indian taxation system and economy is much more liberalised than it was a few decades ago, a top official of the international financial institution said Wednesday.
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Chandigarh Doctors Decode Michael Jackson's Iconic 45-Degree Tilt
Three neurosurgeons from the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research in Chandigarh (PGI Chandigarh) have unlocked the mystery behind Michael Jackson's iconic "gravity-defying" dance move made famous by his 1988 music video "Smooth Criminal".
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TISS Initiative Awarded UNESCO Prize For Innovation In Education
The 2017 UNESCO King Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa Prize will be awarded to the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)'s CLIx programme and the GENIE programme of Morocco during a ceremony at UNESCO Headquarters on March 7.
-
Zika Virus Alert: First Case Of Zika Reported In Tamil Nadu
After WHO released information on the status of Zika virus in India, Tamil Nadu reports the first case of the same virus.
-
PM Narendra Modi In Maharashtra Today, Will Lay Foundation For Rs. 3,600 Crore Shivaji Memorial
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be on a day's visit to Maharashtra today, where he will lay the foundation stone for the grand memorial of Maratha warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and the metro rail projects in Mumbai and Pune. Prime Minister Modi will land in Mumbai at 11:30 AM and leave for MIDC Patalganga in neighbouring Raigad distric...
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Spain's Princess Cristina To Stand Trial In Landmark Corruption Case
Spain's Princess Cristina and her husband go on trial today under intense global media scrutiny in a landmark corruption case that has outraged the country and sullied the monarchy's reputation.
-
'Worked in Certified Adult Films, Not Soft-Porn,' Says Pune Film Institute Chief
Gajendra Chauhan - best known for playing Pandav king Yudhistir in a long-running TV version of the epic Mahabharat - told NDTV that he is "capable" but has been "misjudged by biased opinions," and that the protests against him will not compel him to resign
-
Kings XI Punjab Stars Play Cricket With Visually Impaired Children
Kings XI Punjab skipper George Bailey, Glenn Maxwell, Rishi Dhawan, and Manan Vohra were some of the players who 'took on' ten children from the Institute of the Blind, Chandigarh.
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Swine Flu Cases Surge to 40 in Lucknow
Four more patients have tested positive for swine flu, taking the total number of cases to 40 in the state capital, a senior health official said today.
