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"Politics Has Lost Its Civilised Tone": Sharad Pawar
Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar on Tuesday lamented that politics today has lost its "civilized tone," and said the kind of language used today was unheard of earlier.
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"Body Language Not Like Virat Kohli...": Sunil Gavaskar On India Batter's Lean Patch
Rahul's magnificent knock left everyone utterly impressed as the batter was earlier going through a lean patch and had lost his place in the team, after back-to-back failures
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Golden Globe Winners 2023: The Full List, From RRR to The Fabelmans
The Fabelmans and The Banshees of Inisherin emerged with top honours at the Golden Globes 2023. RRR lost the Best Non-English Language Film award to Argentina, 1985, but secured one for its energetic dance song “Naatu Naatu.” House of the Dragon, and the second seasons of Abbott Elementary and The White Lotus, were among the biggest TV winners.
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"I Don't Wash Dirty Linen In Public": Ravi Shastri Refrains From Commenting On Virat Kohli's Body Language After Quitting Captaincy
Former India head coach Ravi Shastri defended Virat Kohli's decision to quit Test captaincy and said it was a personal decision, which should be respected.
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Inzamam-ul-Haq Says Indians Players Were "Scared Even Before Pakistan Match Started"
Questioning the body language of Indian players, Inzamam-ul-Haq said the toss interview involving India skipper Virat Kohli and his Pakistan counterpart Babar Azam was evident that the official hosts were under pressure.
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92% Students Lost At Least One Language Ability During COVID-19 Pandemic: Study
The study further says 82% of children on average have lost at least one specific mathematical ability.
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Assembly Election 2019: Rajnath Singh Says Poor Language Cost Congress, No Comment On ML Khattar
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the Congress had lost the national election for its use of abusive language to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but in the same breath, refused to comment on Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's offensive descriptor for Sonia Gandhi recently.
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Congress Can't Get Allies, So Looking Outside India: PM Modi's Taunt
In the middle of the Rafale blowout, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today used a rally in Madhya Pradesh, where elections are due by the year-end, to lash out at the Congress and its chief Rahul Gandhi.
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Blog: Karnataka Election Could See Much-Needed Sizzle With Modi Rallies
Can Prime Minister Narendra Modi cross the language barrier in Karnataka? Can his translated message have the same impact as asking Gujaratis to vote for the son of their land? Congress leaders don't think so and claim that his Hindi message will be lost in this secular and multicultural state
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'Will Strip You': Singer Udit Narayan's Son, Aditya, Erupts At Airport
Aditya Narayan, son of Bollywood singer Udit Narayan, lost his cool and shouted at IndiGo airline officials at the Raipur airport over an altercation on excess baggage charges that he would have to pay. In the outburst captured on a mobile phone camera, Mr Narayan is heard threatening an airline official at one point, saying: "If I don't strip you,...
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Wimbledon: Nick Kyrgios Enters Second Round, But Gets Warned For Bad Language
Nick Kyrgios was warned for bad language by umpire Mohamed Lahyani following an audible rant that included telling his support team to stop watching him after he lost the third set
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Ravi Shastri-Sudhir Naik Spat: Don't Blame Wicket for Wankhede Rout, Says Gavaskar
Ravi Shastri allegedly used abusive language against Wankhede pitch curator Sudhir Naik after India lost the fifth ODI versus South Africa by 214 runs. But Sunil Gavaskar feels the nature of the pitch had little to do with India's poor cricket.
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Net Neutrality Lost in the Confusing Language of Trai's Draft OTT Regulations
The telecom regulator has come out with a set of regulations that could well have been drafted by a phone company. As consumers, we must speak out, and now.
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Over 200 languages lost in the country, a struggle to save others
Garjan Kumar Mallick is a man on a mission. He is determined to save his mother tongue which is slowly dying out. Belonging to the Dhimaal tribe in Darjeeling, Mr Mallick is among the 350-odd people left in the country who can speak the dialect, which has the same name as their community.
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Over 200 languages lost in diverse India, study finds
More than 200 languages have vanished in India over the last 50 years, a new study says, blaming urban migration and fear among nomadic tribes of speaking their traditional tongues.
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"Politics Has Lost Its Civilised Tone": Sharad Pawar
Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar on Tuesday lamented that politics today has lost its "civilized tone," and said the kind of language used today was unheard of earlier.
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"Body Language Not Like Virat Kohli...": Sunil Gavaskar On India Batter's Lean Patch
Rahul's magnificent knock left everyone utterly impressed as the batter was earlier going through a lean patch and had lost his place in the team, after back-to-back failures
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Golden Globe Winners 2023: The Full List, From RRR to The Fabelmans
The Fabelmans and The Banshees of Inisherin emerged with top honours at the Golden Globes 2023. RRR lost the Best Non-English Language Film award to Argentina, 1985, but secured one for its energetic dance song “Naatu Naatu.” House of the Dragon, and the second seasons of Abbott Elementary and The White Lotus, were among the biggest TV winners.
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"I Don't Wash Dirty Linen In Public": Ravi Shastri Refrains From Commenting On Virat Kohli's Body Language After Quitting Captaincy
Former India head coach Ravi Shastri defended Virat Kohli's decision to quit Test captaincy and said it was a personal decision, which should be respected.
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Inzamam-ul-Haq Says Indians Players Were "Scared Even Before Pakistan Match Started"
Questioning the body language of Indian players, Inzamam-ul-Haq said the toss interview involving India skipper Virat Kohli and his Pakistan counterpart Babar Azam was evident that the official hosts were under pressure.
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92% Students Lost At Least One Language Ability During COVID-19 Pandemic: Study
The study further says 82% of children on average have lost at least one specific mathematical ability.
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Assembly Election 2019: Rajnath Singh Says Poor Language Cost Congress, No Comment On ML Khattar
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the Congress had lost the national election for its use of abusive language to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but in the same breath, refused to comment on Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar's offensive descriptor for Sonia Gandhi recently.
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Congress Can't Get Allies, So Looking Outside India: PM Modi's Taunt
In the middle of the Rafale blowout, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today used a rally in Madhya Pradesh, where elections are due by the year-end, to lash out at the Congress and its chief Rahul Gandhi.
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Blog: Karnataka Election Could See Much-Needed Sizzle With Modi Rallies
Can Prime Minister Narendra Modi cross the language barrier in Karnataka? Can his translated message have the same impact as asking Gujaratis to vote for the son of their land? Congress leaders don't think so and claim that his Hindi message will be lost in this secular and multicultural state
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'Will Strip You': Singer Udit Narayan's Son, Aditya, Erupts At Airport
Aditya Narayan, son of Bollywood singer Udit Narayan, lost his cool and shouted at IndiGo airline officials at the Raipur airport over an altercation on excess baggage charges that he would have to pay. In the outburst captured on a mobile phone camera, Mr Narayan is heard threatening an airline official at one point, saying: "If I don't strip you,...
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Wimbledon: Nick Kyrgios Enters Second Round, But Gets Warned For Bad Language
Nick Kyrgios was warned for bad language by umpire Mohamed Lahyani following an audible rant that included telling his support team to stop watching him after he lost the third set
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Ravi Shastri-Sudhir Naik Spat: Don't Blame Wicket for Wankhede Rout, Says Gavaskar
Ravi Shastri allegedly used abusive language against Wankhede pitch curator Sudhir Naik after India lost the fifth ODI versus South Africa by 214 runs. But Sunil Gavaskar feels the nature of the pitch had little to do with India's poor cricket.
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Net Neutrality Lost in the Confusing Language of Trai's Draft OTT Regulations
The telecom regulator has come out with a set of regulations that could well have been drafted by a phone company. As consumers, we must speak out, and now.
-
Over 200 languages lost in the country, a struggle to save others
Garjan Kumar Mallick is a man on a mission. He is determined to save his mother tongue which is slowly dying out. Belonging to the Dhimaal tribe in Darjeeling, Mr Mallick is among the 350-odd people left in the country who can speak the dialect, which has the same name as their community.
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Over 200 languages lost in diverse India, study finds
More than 200 languages have vanished in India over the last 50 years, a new study says, blaming urban migration and fear among nomadic tribes of speaking their traditional tongues.
