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7 Best Ways You Can Make Use Of Your Kitchen Towel
Did you know, your kitchen towel has various other usages besides cleaning hands? Check out some of the best usages of these clothes.
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Five-Sub Rule Means 'Higher Quality Football' In Qatar, Says FIFA Expert
Speaking in Doha as part of FIFA's technical study group which analyses tactics and trends at the World Cup, Zaccheroni said the change was "a brilliant way to avoid tiredness". "(Now) we manage to have higher quality up until the end. Many goals were seen at the end of games, now it is more difficult," he said.
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Avatar 3: James Cameron Prepared to End Franchise With Trilogy if Avatar 2 Underperforms
Avatar: The Way of Water director James Cameron is prepared to end the franchise with Avatar 3 if the sequels underperform. Speaking to Total Film, the director cited the pandemic and streaming platforms as a hurdle to more Avatar films getting produced, further noting that he is willing to end it after the third film. “We're in a different world...
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When DNA Speaks of Nature — the Use of Genetic Data in Biodiversity Research
Understand the record of history stored in DNA is an essential part of a biologist's toolkit, and allows us to understand the tree of life — the origin of species, and the way it all works together. How have scientists come to understand this subject? We take a deeper dive.
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Prannoy Roy Speaks To Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi: Full Transcript
If there is one thing that is clear about the coronavirus pandemic, our world is changing forever. Fear is the new normal, technological change breaking new frontiers is the new normal, dealing with uncertainty like never before is the new norm, spending more time with the family is the new normal. And as we change the way we live our lives, busine...
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Daren Sammy Stresses On Need To Educate Youngsters About Anti-Racism
Former West Indies skipper Daren Sammy said there is a need to educate youngsters about anti-racism in the same way we emphasise on anti-doping or anti-corruption.
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"Silence Speaks Volumes": Vidyut Jammwal When Asked Why He Didn't Post For Sushant Singh Rajput
"Absent tears or inability to write heartfelt eulogies and remembrances could also be a way of expressing grief," wrote Vidyut Jammwal
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From Field To Bottle, How Flowers Find Their Way To Your Beauty Shelf
We speak to the experts on the long journey that flowers make to reach your beauty shelf
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Hyundai Venue: Exterior Explained In Detail
The first production-spec Hyundai Venue has rolled out of the assembly line at the Korean carmaker's Chennai plant and we are just weeks away from its launch. The Hyundai Venue will go on sale in India on May 21 which is when the prices will be announced. As we have mentioned earlier, the Venue being a subcompact SUV will have to take a tough fight...
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Decided Not To Allow Driverless Cars In India: Nitin Gadkari
With the global automotive universe moving towards autonomous vehicles - be in semi autonomous with the likes of Tesla's autopilot or fully autonomous Level 5 cars that are expected in the near future, India is a ways away. While Indian road conditions are absolutely non-conducive for autonomous driving, government policy too is taking a similar di...
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Mahindra In Talks With The Government To Bring The Formula E To India
there is a possibility that Formula E race may make its way to our country as Formula E organisers have shown their interest in bringing the Formula E race to India. Speaking to the media on the sidelines of a Mahindra Racing Formula E car unveil, Dr. Pavan Goenka, Managing Director & CEO, Mahindra said, "We are talking to officials on the central ...
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'We're Living In A Nanny State,' Shashi Tharoor's Dig On Demonetisation, GST
Hitting out at the Centre over demonetisation, Congress lawmaker Shashi Tharoor has said that telling the people that they cannot have access to the money in their accounts was "nanny-ism carried to an extreme." The former Union minister, who was speaking at an event here last evening, also criticised the BJP-led government over the way GST was rol...
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Cooking Tips That Will Make Life Easier in the Kitchen
The way we cook speaks a lot about our background, culture and more. But before becoming culinary artists, it is imperative that we learn and master basic cooking methods first.
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10 Yards Around You: The Key To Cleaning India, Says Amitabh Bachchan
Recalling his history with the Juhu beach, the actor said, "There have been many incidents when I have been on the beach. In times to come, there will be people who will keep coming with tractors. It looks a lot cleaner now. However, it's the end of the monsoon so the water is supposed to be muddy"
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India is Still Secular But It's Time to Speak Up, Says Nandita Das
"We have to remember that there are a few people screaming out loud and they do not represent the whole country. I think the country is still secular. I think most people would want peace and are happy to co-exist with others who may be different from them in some way or another," said Nandita Das
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7 Best Ways You Can Make Use Of Your Kitchen Towel
Did you know, your kitchen towel has various other usages besides cleaning hands? Check out some of the best usages of these clothes.
-
Five-Sub Rule Means 'Higher Quality Football' In Qatar, Says FIFA Expert
Speaking in Doha as part of FIFA's technical study group which analyses tactics and trends at the World Cup, Zaccheroni said the change was "a brilliant way to avoid tiredness". "(Now) we manage to have higher quality up until the end. Many goals were seen at the end of games, now it is more difficult," he said.
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Avatar 3: James Cameron Prepared to End Franchise With Trilogy if Avatar 2 Underperforms
Avatar: The Way of Water director James Cameron is prepared to end the franchise with Avatar 3 if the sequels underperform. Speaking to Total Film, the director cited the pandemic and streaming platforms as a hurdle to more Avatar films getting produced, further noting that he is willing to end it after the third film. “We're in a different world...
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When DNA Speaks of Nature — the Use of Genetic Data in Biodiversity Research
Understand the record of history stored in DNA is an essential part of a biologist's toolkit, and allows us to understand the tree of life — the origin of species, and the way it all works together. How have scientists come to understand this subject? We take a deeper dive.
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Prannoy Roy Speaks To Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi: Full Transcript
If there is one thing that is clear about the coronavirus pandemic, our world is changing forever. Fear is the new normal, technological change breaking new frontiers is the new normal, dealing with uncertainty like never before is the new norm, spending more time with the family is the new normal. And as we change the way we live our lives, busine...
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Daren Sammy Stresses On Need To Educate Youngsters About Anti-Racism
Former West Indies skipper Daren Sammy said there is a need to educate youngsters about anti-racism in the same way we emphasise on anti-doping or anti-corruption.
-
"Silence Speaks Volumes": Vidyut Jammwal When Asked Why He Didn't Post For Sushant Singh Rajput
"Absent tears or inability to write heartfelt eulogies and remembrances could also be a way of expressing grief," wrote Vidyut Jammwal
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From Field To Bottle, How Flowers Find Their Way To Your Beauty Shelf
We speak to the experts on the long journey that flowers make to reach your beauty shelf
-
Hyundai Venue: Exterior Explained In Detail
The first production-spec Hyundai Venue has rolled out of the assembly line at the Korean carmaker's Chennai plant and we are just weeks away from its launch. The Hyundai Venue will go on sale in India on May 21 which is when the prices will be announced. As we have mentioned earlier, the Venue being a subcompact SUV will have to take a tough fight...
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Decided Not To Allow Driverless Cars In India: Nitin Gadkari
With the global automotive universe moving towards autonomous vehicles - be in semi autonomous with the likes of Tesla's autopilot or fully autonomous Level 5 cars that are expected in the near future, India is a ways away. While Indian road conditions are absolutely non-conducive for autonomous driving, government policy too is taking a similar di...
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Mahindra In Talks With The Government To Bring The Formula E To India
there is a possibility that Formula E race may make its way to our country as Formula E organisers have shown their interest in bringing the Formula E race to India. Speaking to the media on the sidelines of a Mahindra Racing Formula E car unveil, Dr. Pavan Goenka, Managing Director & CEO, Mahindra said, "We are talking to officials on the central ...
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'We're Living In A Nanny State,' Shashi Tharoor's Dig On Demonetisation, GST
Hitting out at the Centre over demonetisation, Congress lawmaker Shashi Tharoor has said that telling the people that they cannot have access to the money in their accounts was "nanny-ism carried to an extreme." The former Union minister, who was speaking at an event here last evening, also criticised the BJP-led government over the way GST was rol...
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Cooking Tips That Will Make Life Easier in the Kitchen
The way we cook speaks a lot about our background, culture and more. But before becoming culinary artists, it is imperative that we learn and master basic cooking methods first.
-
10 Yards Around You: The Key To Cleaning India, Says Amitabh Bachchan
Recalling his history with the Juhu beach, the actor said, "There have been many incidents when I have been on the beach. In times to come, there will be people who will keep coming with tractors. It looks a lot cleaner now. However, it's the end of the monsoon so the water is supposed to be muddy"
-
India is Still Secular But It's Time to Speak Up, Says Nandita Das
"We have to remember that there are a few people screaming out loud and they do not represent the whole country. I think the country is still secular. I think most people would want peace and are happy to co-exist with others who may be different from them in some way or another," said Nandita Das
