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2 Indian-Origin Innovation Pioneers Inducted Into US Inventors Hall Of Fame
Two Indian-American innovation pioneers -- Arogyaswami Paulraj for his MIMO wireless technology and Sumita Mitra for her nanocomposite dental materials -- have been inducted into the prestigious National Inventors Hall of Fame this year.
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Veteran Actress Sumita Sanyal Dies At 71
Her memory will be etched in the minds of movie aficionados for her role of a governess in Tarun Majumdar's 1971 suspense thriller Kuheli
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Polio And TB: India’s Success With One Holds Lessons For The Other
When Uttar Pradesh was still polio endemic, I worked on the polio programme in the state. I was there when the last reported case in India occurred in January 2011, and an year later when we celebrated one year of polio-free India. Now that I am working on TB and lung disease with a nation-wide programme, I find there are similarities in polio and ...
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With Fleet Of Luxury Cars, She Ran Rajasthan's Biggest Opium Racket
With a yellow dupatta covering her head, 31-year-old Sumita Bishnoi could be a woman from any Rajasthan village.
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Serving, Retired Officers to Get Discounts in Haryana Tourism Complexes
In a largesse for serving and retired officers of the state government, Haryana Tourism Corporation has decided to offer a 20 percent discount to them on booking of rooms at any of its tourist complexes.
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Opinion: China's Move Away From Being the "World's Factory"
China's growth story seems to be far from over.
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US President Obama Hails Contributions of Indian-American Doctor
US President Barack Obama has applauded the role of an Indian-American doctor in researching the health impact of pollution and helping families whose lives are impacted by air pollution.
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Lok Sabha May Not Pursue Privilege Notice Against Robert Vadra: Speaker Sumitra Mahajan
Lok Sabha may not pursue any further action on the privilege notice it issued to Robert Vadra over his remarks on Parliament disruptions with Speaker Sumita Mahajan saying it was not such a big issue.
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Blog: Linking 'Make in India' Mission With Villages
Agriculture in India is dominated by a predominance of small and marginal farmers.
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Life Sentence for Mumbai Lawyer Pallavi Purkayastha's Killer
A Mumbai court will today sentence a man found guilty of assaulting, molesting and killing young lawyer Pallavi Purkayastha in her flat in 2012.
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Pranab Mukherjee: Manna Dey shall always be remembered
President Pranab Mukherjee Thursday condoled the death of legendary singer Manna Dey and said that India has lost a "creative genius".
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Manna Dey, legendary singer, dies at 94; last rites begin
The last rites and prayers for Manna Dey, one of Indian cinema's golden voices, have begun in Bangalore's Hebbal crematorium.
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Money siphoned off from Manna Dey's bank account in Kolkata
A sum of Rs 30 lakh has been siphoned off from a joint bank account in Kolkata of singer Manna Dey, his daughter, Sumita, has alleged in a complaint to the police.
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Sridevi: Jewellery is my weakness
Actress Sridevi, who recently shot for a Tamil ad for jewellery brand Tanishq, admits she goes berserk upon seeing ornaments.
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American choreographer Gregory Glade Hancock sets his sights on Indian cinema
After enthralling US audiences with his unique fusion of contemporary ballet with classical Indian and Bollywood dances, American choreographer Gregory Glade Hancock has set his sights on Indian cinema.
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2 Indian-Origin Innovation Pioneers Inducted Into US Inventors Hall Of Fame
Two Indian-American innovation pioneers -- Arogyaswami Paulraj for his MIMO wireless technology and Sumita Mitra for her nanocomposite dental materials -- have been inducted into the prestigious National Inventors Hall of Fame this year.
-
Veteran Actress Sumita Sanyal Dies At 71
Her memory will be etched in the minds of movie aficionados for her role of a governess in Tarun Majumdar's 1971 suspense thriller Kuheli
-
Polio And TB: India’s Success With One Holds Lessons For The Other
When Uttar Pradesh was still polio endemic, I worked on the polio programme in the state. I was there when the last reported case in India occurred in January 2011, and an year later when we celebrated one year of polio-free India. Now that I am working on TB and lung disease with a nation-wide programme, I find there are similarities in polio and ...
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With Fleet Of Luxury Cars, She Ran Rajasthan's Biggest Opium Racket
With a yellow dupatta covering her head, 31-year-old Sumita Bishnoi could be a woman from any Rajasthan village.
-
Serving, Retired Officers to Get Discounts in Haryana Tourism Complexes
In a largesse for serving and retired officers of the state government, Haryana Tourism Corporation has decided to offer a 20 percent discount to them on booking of rooms at any of its tourist complexes.
-
Opinion: China's Move Away From Being the "World's Factory"
China's growth story seems to be far from over.
-
US President Obama Hails Contributions of Indian-American Doctor
US President Barack Obama has applauded the role of an Indian-American doctor in researching the health impact of pollution and helping families whose lives are impacted by air pollution.
-
Lok Sabha May Not Pursue Privilege Notice Against Robert Vadra: Speaker Sumitra Mahajan
Lok Sabha may not pursue any further action on the privilege notice it issued to Robert Vadra over his remarks on Parliament disruptions with Speaker Sumita Mahajan saying it was not such a big issue.
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Blog: Linking 'Make in India' Mission With Villages
Agriculture in India is dominated by a predominance of small and marginal farmers.
-
Life Sentence for Mumbai Lawyer Pallavi Purkayastha's Killer
A Mumbai court will today sentence a man found guilty of assaulting, molesting and killing young lawyer Pallavi Purkayastha in her flat in 2012.
-
Pranab Mukherjee: Manna Dey shall always be remembered
President Pranab Mukherjee Thursday condoled the death of legendary singer Manna Dey and said that India has lost a "creative genius".
-
Manna Dey, legendary singer, dies at 94; last rites begin
The last rites and prayers for Manna Dey, one of Indian cinema's golden voices, have begun in Bangalore's Hebbal crematorium.
-
Money siphoned off from Manna Dey's bank account in Kolkata
A sum of Rs 30 lakh has been siphoned off from a joint bank account in Kolkata of singer Manna Dey, his daughter, Sumita, has alleged in a complaint to the police.
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Sridevi: Jewellery is my weakness
Actress Sridevi, who recently shot for a Tamil ad for jewellery brand Tanishq, admits she goes berserk upon seeing ornaments.
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American choreographer Gregory Glade Hancock sets his sights on Indian cinema
After enthralling US audiences with his unique fusion of contemporary ballet with classical Indian and Bollywood dances, American choreographer Gregory Glade Hancock has set his sights on Indian cinema.
