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World's Biggest Cruise Ship Has No Buyer, 1st Voyage May Be To Scrapyard
An unfinished mega-liner that was to be one of the world's biggest cruise ships by capacity is sitting in a German shipyard, waiting to be scrapped, because bankruptcy administrators can't find a buyer, according to cruise industry magazine An Bord.
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US Coast Guard Hunts Man Who Allegedly Jumped From Cruise Balcony
The US Coast Guard was searching early on Friday for a 26-year-old man who went overboard from a Carnival Cruise ship about 47 miles (76 km) out in the Gulf of Mexico, near the port of Galveston in Texas.
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Vicky Kaushal On Working With Shoojit Sircar In Sardar Udham Singh: 'It's My Dream Come True'
"It's a wonderful story to be told about a revolutionary Udham Singh," said Vicky Kaushal
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How A Luxury Cruise Turned Into Horror, Thanks To Indian Firm's Staff
A dream cruise in Australia fell to pieces for a group of passengers last month after their ship was "taken over" by more than a thousand men from an Indian tobacco company, who proceeded to enjoy wild parties with Playboy bunnies and crate-loads of food.
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A Century Later, Titanic Set To Sail In 2018
More than a century after the original Titanic ship infamously sank on its maiden voyage in the North Atlantic Ocean, a fully-functioning replica of the gigantic vessel is set to sail in 2018, according to a media report.
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Protests and sand, but no steel: POSCO's fading India dream
A few weather-beaten shipping containers, a swathe of sand and a bitterly divided village: that is all South Korea's POSCO has to show seven years after it announced plans for a $12 billion steel mill on a fertile strip in Odisha.
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Protests and sand, but no steel: POSCO's fading India dream
A few weather-beaten shipping containers, a swathe of sand and a bitterly divided village: that is all South Korea's POSCO has to show seven years after it announced plans for a $12 billion steel mill on a fertile strip in Odisha.
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Vikas loses in semis, settles for bronze at World C'ships
Teen Indian boxing sensation Vikas Krishan's dream run at the World Championships came to an end as he settled for a bronze medal after losing his welterweight (69kg) semifinal bout in Baku, Azerbaijan on Friday.
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World's Biggest Cruise Ship Has No Buyer, 1st Voyage May Be To Scrapyard
An unfinished mega-liner that was to be one of the world's biggest cruise ships by capacity is sitting in a German shipyard, waiting to be scrapped, because bankruptcy administrators can't find a buyer, according to cruise industry magazine An Bord.
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US Coast Guard Hunts Man Who Allegedly Jumped From Cruise Balcony
The US Coast Guard was searching early on Friday for a 26-year-old man who went overboard from a Carnival Cruise ship about 47 miles (76 km) out in the Gulf of Mexico, near the port of Galveston in Texas.
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Vicky Kaushal On Working With Shoojit Sircar In Sardar Udham Singh: 'It's My Dream Come True'
"It's a wonderful story to be told about a revolutionary Udham Singh," said Vicky Kaushal
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How A Luxury Cruise Turned Into Horror, Thanks To Indian Firm's Staff
A dream cruise in Australia fell to pieces for a group of passengers last month after their ship was "taken over" by more than a thousand men from an Indian tobacco company, who proceeded to enjoy wild parties with Playboy bunnies and crate-loads of food.
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A Century Later, Titanic Set To Sail In 2018
More than a century after the original Titanic ship infamously sank on its maiden voyage in the North Atlantic Ocean, a fully-functioning replica of the gigantic vessel is set to sail in 2018, according to a media report.
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Protests and sand, but no steel: POSCO's fading India dream
A few weather-beaten shipping containers, a swathe of sand and a bitterly divided village: that is all South Korea's POSCO has to show seven years after it announced plans for a $12 billion steel mill on a fertile strip in Odisha.
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Protests and sand, but no steel: POSCO's fading India dream
A few weather-beaten shipping containers, a swathe of sand and a bitterly divided village: that is all South Korea's POSCO has to show seven years after it announced plans for a $12 billion steel mill on a fertile strip in Odisha.
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Vikas loses in semis, settles for bronze at World C'ships
Teen Indian boxing sensation Vikas Krishan's dream run at the World Championships came to an end as he settled for a bronze medal after losing his welterweight (69kg) semifinal bout in Baku, Azerbaijan on Friday.
