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Indian-Origin Woman Engineer Awarded Honorary Degree In UK
An award-winning Indian-origin structural engineer who has worked on London's tallest building, The Shard, has been conferred an honorary degree from Northumbria University in Newcastle, north-east England.
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Tiny Meal Costed A Woman Rs. 3,500; Twitter Calls It 'Daylight Robbery'
A woman posted a picture of her costly meal, which had just a chicken, french fries and puff and ended up costing her 35 pounds or Rs. 3,500/- approx.
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Watch: Mystery Man Climbs 1,000-Foot-Tall London Building With No Ropes
Some people find it hard to get motivated on a Monday. Others are already halfway up London's tallest building by 5 a.m. - seemingly without a rope or harness.
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Watch: Man Seen Climbing 1,000-Foot-Tall Shard Skyscraper In London
A man was seen climbing the Shard skyscraper in London on Monday, scaling the glass exterior of Western Europe's tallest building at sunrise.
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Drone In Near-Miss With Plane Over London's Shard Skyscraper
A new report says a drone just missed hitting an A320 passenger plane flying above the Shard skyscraper in central London in July.
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Daredevil Jumps Off London's Tallest Building With Parachute
In a dangerous move, a man jumped off the 'The Shard', the British capital's tallest building, with a parachute and landed safely on a south London street.
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Queen Elizabeth II Invites Indian-Origin Engineer Roma Agrawal to Palace
An Indian-origin structural engineer who helped build Europe's tallest building, the Shard in London, has been invited to Buckingham Palace by Queen Elizabeth II.
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UAE has the world's 'vainest' skyscrapers: report
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has the "vainest" skyscrapers in the world, a report measuring the extent of spires and other height-boosting additions to the top of buildings said today.
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Women protesters scale London's Shard skyscraper
Six women Greenpeace activists attempted to scale the Shard skyscraper in London today, western Europe's tallest building, in a protest over Arctic oil drilling, the environmental group and police said.
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Indian-Origin Woman Engineer Awarded Honorary Degree In UK
An award-winning Indian-origin structural engineer who has worked on London's tallest building, The Shard, has been conferred an honorary degree from Northumbria University in Newcastle, north-east England.
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Tiny Meal Costed A Woman Rs. 3,500; Twitter Calls It 'Daylight Robbery'
A woman posted a picture of her costly meal, which had just a chicken, french fries and puff and ended up costing her 35 pounds or Rs. 3,500/- approx.
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Watch: Mystery Man Climbs 1,000-Foot-Tall London Building With No Ropes
Some people find it hard to get motivated on a Monday. Others are already halfway up London's tallest building by 5 a.m. - seemingly without a rope or harness.
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Watch: Man Seen Climbing 1,000-Foot-Tall Shard Skyscraper In London
A man was seen climbing the Shard skyscraper in London on Monday, scaling the glass exterior of Western Europe's tallest building at sunrise.
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Drone In Near-Miss With Plane Over London's Shard Skyscraper
A new report says a drone just missed hitting an A320 passenger plane flying above the Shard skyscraper in central London in July.
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Daredevil Jumps Off London's Tallest Building With Parachute
In a dangerous move, a man jumped off the 'The Shard', the British capital's tallest building, with a parachute and landed safely on a south London street.
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Queen Elizabeth II Invites Indian-Origin Engineer Roma Agrawal to Palace
An Indian-origin structural engineer who helped build Europe's tallest building, the Shard in London, has been invited to Buckingham Palace by Queen Elizabeth II.
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UAE has the world's 'vainest' skyscrapers: report
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has the "vainest" skyscrapers in the world, a report measuring the extent of spires and other height-boosting additions to the top of buildings said today.
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Women protesters scale London's Shard skyscraper
Six women Greenpeace activists attempted to scale the Shard skyscraper in London today, western Europe's tallest building, in a protest over Arctic oil drilling, the environmental group and police said.
