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New Delhi: About 60 companies from Japan and 12 CEOs of major firms of that country will take part in the three-day World Food India event that kicks off today, its envoy Kenji Hiramatsu said. Addressing a gathering at a reception held at…
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Panaji: While some political parties in Goa, including the Shiv Sena, have expressed concerns over the imposition of GST on 'tiatr', a traditional form of theatre in the state, Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar said the government has not…
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Beijing: China today said it was ready to work with India to promote "constant progress" of bilateral relations, amid fresh strains in ties after Beijing again blocked Pakistan-based JeM chief Masood Azhar's designation as a global…
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Washington: The attacker who killed eight people in a truck rampage in New York was a "soldier" of the Islamic State group, the jihadists said today, according to a US-based monitoring group. "One of the soldiers of the Islamic State…
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Paris: World number one Rafael Nadal overcame a second-set blip to reach the Paris Masters quarter-finals with a 6-3, 6-7 (5/7), 6-3 victory over Uruguayan Pablo Cuevas. The Spaniard, 31, had sealed the year-end number one spot for a…
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Los Angeles: Actor Sophie Turner is attached to star and produce the "Girl Who Fell From the Sky". The project will be helmed by Stan Brooks, reported Deadline. The film is based on the book by Juliane Koepcke and Beate Rygiert, which…
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Dharamshala: Actor Adil Hussain said he feels more fulfilled as an individual when he is performing on stage. The 54-year-old actor said unlike other people, an artiste cannot afford to be ignorant. "Acting impacts you; sometimes deeply.…
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Chennai: Torrential overnight rains for about ten hours brought this metropolis and neighbouring districts of Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur to a grinding halt, paralysing normal life completely. Schools and colleges, which are closed since…
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Washington: President Donald Trump is alleging without evidence that Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee violated campaign finance and money laundering laws with the joint fundraising agreement they signed in 2015. In a…
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Mumbai: Stocks were firmly in the saddle today as both indices Sensex and Nifty jumped to new peaks after the announcement of a new US Federal Reserve chief. Investors also took keen interest in the unveiling of tax reforms by House…
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