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'Not Just About China': US Over Technology Partnership With India
US President Joe Biden believes that the India-US initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies, or iCET, is key for the two countries to create a democratic technology ecosystem, the White House has said.
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Katrina Kaif: There's Nothing Like 'Non-Glamorous' or 'Glamorous' Role
"There is a stereotype or image that gets captured in the minds of the audience. For me there is no de-glamorous or glamorous role, a role is a role," says Katrina Kaif
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GDP On Upward Curve, Investors Should Put Funds In India: Arun Jaitley
Indian economy is treading the upward curve in its growth trajectory and investors wanting higher returns should park funds in infrastructure and manufacturing sector, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said today.
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India Suffers From Huge Gender Pay Gap: Monster Salary Index
Amid raging debate over gender pay gap globally, a new report shows the figure for India stands as high as 27 per cent, where men earned a median gross hourly salary of Rs 288.68 while women earned Rs 207.85 per hour.
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Air India Aircraft's Tyre Deflates But Passengers Are Safe
A tyre of an Air India aircraft arriving here from Delhi with 75 passengers on board was found deflated after landing at the airport here this morning.
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Climate Change Impact May Be Worse Than Thought: Study
The global land surface temperatures may rise by an average of almost eight degrees Celsius by 2100, if significant efforts are not made to counteract climate change, a new study has warned.
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PM Narendra Modi To Visit Kerala On December 14-15
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Kerala for two days from December 14 during which he would address the Combined commanders' conference at 'INS Vikramadhitya' off the Kochi coast.
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Comprehensive Immigration Reforms in US Unlikely: Nasscom
IT industry body Nasscom on Tuesday said it is unlikely that any comprehensive immigration reforms will take place in the US in immediate future, but it does not mean that threats of such arbitrary actions are non-existent.
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RIL Group Firm Gets Tribunal Breather over Insider Trading Penalty
In a relief to the Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) group, the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) has quashed a Sebi order imposing Rs 11-crore penalty on Reliance Petroinvestments. It also asked the market regulator to pass another direction within three months after looking into the matter afresh.
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RBI May Hold Rates in 2016 on Inflationary Risks: Nomura
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to keep repo rate, or the rate at which it lends to commercial banks, unchanged in 2016, as Consumer Price Index-based inflation might remain above its target of five per cent by March 2017, Nomura said in a report.
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'Citizens Targeted Mercilessly,' Says Petition Challenging AAP's Odd-Even Rule To Check Pollution
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government's anti-pollution plan of allowing odd or even numbered cars on alternate days in Delhi has been challenged in Delhi High Court.
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Paralytic Bear Given 'Mercy Death' at Indore Zoo
In a rare case, a 33-year-old Himalayan bear that had suffered paralysis over two years ago, was on Saturday given 'mercy death' at the Kamla Nehru zoo, authorities said.
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Sukhbir Badal Accuses Congress of Encouraging Secessionists in Punjab
Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today accused the Congress of trying to disrupt peace in Punjab by encouraging secessionist forces. Addressing a press conference here, he alleged that Congress leaders had shared stage with radical and separatist elements at a recent gathering in Amritsar, where demand for Khalistan was raked up.
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Green Panel Asks Uttarakhand Government on Financing of Clean Ganga
The National Green Tribunal today directed the Uttarakhand government and National Ganga River Basin Authority (NGRBA) to give details about the financing of schemes for the Clean Ganga project.
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Labour Ministry Sets Out to Table 9 Bills in Winter Session
The Labour Ministry plans to table as many as nine Bills in the upcoming winter session of Parliament starting next month in its bid to improve ease of doing business.
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'Not Just About China': US Over Technology Partnership With India
US President Joe Biden believes that the India-US initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies, or iCET, is key for the two countries to create a democratic technology ecosystem, the White House has said.
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Katrina Kaif: There's Nothing Like 'Non-Glamorous' or 'Glamorous' Role
"There is a stereotype or image that gets captured in the minds of the audience. For me there is no de-glamorous or glamorous role, a role is a role," says Katrina Kaif
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GDP On Upward Curve, Investors Should Put Funds In India: Arun Jaitley
Indian economy is treading the upward curve in its growth trajectory and investors wanting higher returns should park funds in infrastructure and manufacturing sector, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said today.
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India Suffers From Huge Gender Pay Gap: Monster Salary Index
Amid raging debate over gender pay gap globally, a new report shows the figure for India stands as high as 27 per cent, where men earned a median gross hourly salary of Rs 288.68 while women earned Rs 207.85 per hour.
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Air India Aircraft's Tyre Deflates But Passengers Are Safe
A tyre of an Air India aircraft arriving here from Delhi with 75 passengers on board was found deflated after landing at the airport here this morning.
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Climate Change Impact May Be Worse Than Thought: Study
The global land surface temperatures may rise by an average of almost eight degrees Celsius by 2100, if significant efforts are not made to counteract climate change, a new study has warned.
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PM Narendra Modi To Visit Kerala On December 14-15
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Kerala for two days from December 14 during which he would address the Combined commanders' conference at 'INS Vikramadhitya' off the Kochi coast.
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Comprehensive Immigration Reforms in US Unlikely: Nasscom
IT industry body Nasscom on Tuesday said it is unlikely that any comprehensive immigration reforms will take place in the US in immediate future, but it does not mean that threats of such arbitrary actions are non-existent.
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RIL Group Firm Gets Tribunal Breather over Insider Trading Penalty
In a relief to the Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) group, the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) has quashed a Sebi order imposing Rs 11-crore penalty on Reliance Petroinvestments. It also asked the market regulator to pass another direction within three months after looking into the matter afresh.
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RBI May Hold Rates in 2016 on Inflationary Risks: Nomura
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to keep repo rate, or the rate at which it lends to commercial banks, unchanged in 2016, as Consumer Price Index-based inflation might remain above its target of five per cent by March 2017, Nomura said in a report.
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'Citizens Targeted Mercilessly,' Says Petition Challenging AAP's Odd-Even Rule To Check Pollution
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government's anti-pollution plan of allowing odd or even numbered cars on alternate days in Delhi has been challenged in Delhi High Court.
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Paralytic Bear Given 'Mercy Death' at Indore Zoo
In a rare case, a 33-year-old Himalayan bear that had suffered paralysis over two years ago, was on Saturday given 'mercy death' at the Kamla Nehru zoo, authorities said.
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Sukhbir Badal Accuses Congress of Encouraging Secessionists in Punjab
Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today accused the Congress of trying to disrupt peace in Punjab by encouraging secessionist forces. Addressing a press conference here, he alleged that Congress leaders had shared stage with radical and separatist elements at a recent gathering in Amritsar, where demand for Khalistan was raked up.
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Green Panel Asks Uttarakhand Government on Financing of Clean Ganga
The National Green Tribunal today directed the Uttarakhand government and National Ganga River Basin Authority (NGRBA) to give details about the financing of schemes for the Clean Ganga project.
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Labour Ministry Sets Out to Table 9 Bills in Winter Session
The Labour Ministry plans to table as many as nine Bills in the upcoming winter session of Parliament starting next month in its bid to improve ease of doing business.
