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"Why Don't I Get Free Stay": Ashok Gehlot On Hotel Allegations Against Son
Trashing the allegations against his son Vaibhav Gehlot, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot today laughed off a question on whether his son has links with Jaipur's luxury hotel Fairmont.
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NDTV Exclusive: Basavaraj Bommai Says BJP Has Given Him "A Free Hand"
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai trashed talks about leadership change in the government, reiterating that he has been given a "free hand" by the BJP leadership.
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Goodbye, Toilet Paper: My Experiment in Generating No Trash
The average American produces more than four pounds of trash and recyclables per day, about 1,500 pounds per year.
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Duo Invents Trash Can That Rewards Users With Free Wi-Fi
"We wanted to change the attitude of the people and how things are structured, thus affecting an individual's behaviour."
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Garbage Bin That Rewards Users With Free WiFi in India
Realising the need of the Internet in everyday life, two commerce graduates decided to give free WiFi to people in exchange of a cleaner surrounding with an unique initiative -- a 'WiFi Trash Bin'.
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"Why Don't I Get Free Stay": Ashok Gehlot On Hotel Allegations Against Son
Trashing the allegations against his son Vaibhav Gehlot, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot today laughed off a question on whether his son has links with Jaipur's luxury hotel Fairmont.
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NDTV Exclusive: Basavaraj Bommai Says BJP Has Given Him "A Free Hand"
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai trashed talks about leadership change in the government, reiterating that he has been given a "free hand" by the BJP leadership.
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Goodbye, Toilet Paper: My Experiment in Generating No Trash
The average American produces more than four pounds of trash and recyclables per day, about 1,500 pounds per year.
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Duo Invents Trash Can That Rewards Users With Free Wi-Fi
"We wanted to change the attitude of the people and how things are structured, thus affecting an individual's behaviour."
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Garbage Bin That Rewards Users With Free WiFi in India
Realising the need of the Internet in everyday life, two commerce graduates decided to give free WiFi to people in exchange of a cleaner surrounding with an unique initiative -- a 'WiFi Trash Bin'.
