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"A Layman Cannot...": High Court Questions Cops On Badlapur Accused Death
"Where Are Other 2 Bullets?" Court Questions Cops On Badlapur Custody Death
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First Non-Ordained Indian To Be Declared Saint By Pope Next Year
Devasahayam Pillai, a Hindu converted to Christianity in the 18th century, will become the first Indian layman to be conferred sainthood.
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In ROFL Video, A "Normal Person" Explains What's Happening In The Stock Market
Actress and comedian Avalon Penrose took it upon herself to explain the GameStop saga in layman's terms, and her hilarious explanation has gone viral.
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Blog: What Migrant Workers Are Still Going Through To Catch A Train
There may be a hundred facilities and grants provided by the government, but it becomes a hundred-step process for the layman, and it shouldn't need external agencies to intervene and fill the gaps.
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Plant-Based Diets May Help Manage Asthma; Whereas Dairy Products And High-Fat Foods May Worsen It: Study
Asthma, in layman's language, is a common chronic condition where breathing becomes difficult due to inflammatory disease of the airways to the lungs. This can make some physical activities tough for the person affected.
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Ayushmann Khurrana Says, 'My Gut Has Never Let Me Down'
"It feels great that my choices have been accepted so far," said Ayushmann Khuranna
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Step-By-Step Guide To Investing in Cryptocurrency In Bitcoin Pioneer Amit Bhardwaj's New e-Book
Amaze Mining & Research Limited founder Amit Bhardwaj's pioneering e-book, 'Cryptocurrency for Beginners', looks at how a layman can invest in cryptocurrency.
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Know Who's Testing You at the Free Health Camp? It Could Be a Layman
It is not always a doctor who is checking people - blood sugar, blood pressure, haemoglobin and other parameters - at the free health camps in India. The prestigious medical journal from UK, British Medical Journal, better known as BMJ, says it is mostly unlicensed sales representatives.
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Future of Open Internet Faces Numerous Threats: Survey
A survey of experts and layman found the majority were generally optimistic about Internet freedom, but that a significant number expressed concerns.
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Four Questions with John Layman
John Layman is an American comic book writer and producer who is currently working on Detective Comics with DC.
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Bitcoin explained in layman's terms
Bitcoins is a form of virtual currency- meaning, if you have bitcoins, you do not physically purchase goods by handing notes or tokens to the seller. Bitcoins are used for electronic purchases and transfers.
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Why the rupee might reach 70 against dollar
In laymans terms, exchange rate is nothing more than a benchmark for a nations money supply. When the rupee depreciates against the dollar, it simply means value of the Indian currency has gone down relatively against the greenback.
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India declares drought as El Nino reduces rain
Monsoon rains will not be enough to save the country from its first drought in three years, the weather office said on Thursday as it forecast that the El Nino weather pattern should reduce rains again in the second half of the June to September season. Monsoon rains are considered deficient - a drought in layman's terms - if they fall below 90 per...
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"A Layman Cannot...": High Court Questions Cops On Badlapur Accused Death
"Where Are Other 2 Bullets?" Court Questions Cops On Badlapur Custody Death
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First Non-Ordained Indian To Be Declared Saint By Pope Next Year
Devasahayam Pillai, a Hindu converted to Christianity in the 18th century, will become the first Indian layman to be conferred sainthood.
-
In ROFL Video, A "Normal Person" Explains What's Happening In The Stock Market
Actress and comedian Avalon Penrose took it upon herself to explain the GameStop saga in layman's terms, and her hilarious explanation has gone viral.
-
Blog: What Migrant Workers Are Still Going Through To Catch A Train
There may be a hundred facilities and grants provided by the government, but it becomes a hundred-step process for the layman, and it shouldn't need external agencies to intervene and fill the gaps.
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Plant-Based Diets May Help Manage Asthma; Whereas Dairy Products And High-Fat Foods May Worsen It: Study
Asthma, in layman's language, is a common chronic condition where breathing becomes difficult due to inflammatory disease of the airways to the lungs. This can make some physical activities tough for the person affected.
-
Ayushmann Khurrana Says, 'My Gut Has Never Let Me Down'
"It feels great that my choices have been accepted so far," said Ayushmann Khuranna
-
Step-By-Step Guide To Investing in Cryptocurrency In Bitcoin Pioneer Amit Bhardwaj's New e-Book
Amaze Mining & Research Limited founder Amit Bhardwaj's pioneering e-book, 'Cryptocurrency for Beginners', looks at how a layman can invest in cryptocurrency.
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Know Who's Testing You at the Free Health Camp? It Could Be a Layman
It is not always a doctor who is checking people - blood sugar, blood pressure, haemoglobin and other parameters - at the free health camps in India. The prestigious medical journal from UK, British Medical Journal, better known as BMJ, says it is mostly unlicensed sales representatives.
-
Future of Open Internet Faces Numerous Threats: Survey
A survey of experts and layman found the majority were generally optimistic about Internet freedom, but that a significant number expressed concerns.
-
Four Questions with John Layman
John Layman is an American comic book writer and producer who is currently working on Detective Comics with DC.
-
Bitcoin explained in layman's terms
Bitcoins is a form of virtual currency- meaning, if you have bitcoins, you do not physically purchase goods by handing notes or tokens to the seller. Bitcoins are used for electronic purchases and transfers.
-
Why the rupee might reach 70 against dollar
In laymans terms, exchange rate is nothing more than a benchmark for a nations money supply. When the rupee depreciates against the dollar, it simply means value of the Indian currency has gone down relatively against the greenback.
-
India declares drought as El Nino reduces rain
Monsoon rains will not be enough to save the country from its first drought in three years, the weather office said on Thursday as it forecast that the El Nino weather pattern should reduce rains again in the second half of the June to September season. Monsoon rains are considered deficient - a drought in layman's terms - if they fall below 90 per...
