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| A host of crucial railway blueprints are on the drawing board at a time when China is aggressively pushing its railway network deep into Tibet. | | | The electric car industry will doubtlessly generate jobs but given the relative simplicity of EV technology, the replacement of jobs will not be the same. | | | Gauri Lankesh Patrike had no qualms about adopting a much more strident, vocal tone, and tackled communalism head-on, edition after edition. | | | India Inc is littered with examples of such failed experiments. These cases underline the flip side of bringing in foreign CEOs to run Indian companies. | | | Was it the lack of oxygen or not enough doctors that killed 30 infants in the NICU of Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital between July 20 and August 21? ET Magazine looks for answers. | | | Uncle Sam originated in popular culture. But the name is usually associated with Sam Wilson, a businessman who supplied food to the army during the War of 1812. | | | "The Bilaspur-Leh project is the most challenging for the Indian Railways. Between Bilaspur and Leh, there are four Himalayan ranges unlike just one (Pir Panjal) in Udhampur project." | | | Yum Cha, originally just tea in Cantonese but now connoting tea and dim sum, is Hong Kong's favourite pastime. It's impossible to find bad dim sum here. | | | India is one of the most demanding markets in the world. I have seen more changes in the last 18 months than what I would have seen in my whole career, says Guenter Butschek. | | | From my experience in cooking in India, Indians like to experiment and are ready to explore new flavours and cooking styles, George Calombaris said. | | | Jaitley said overall GST collection has been quite robust at Rs 95,000 crore for July, with 70% of those registered already filing their returns. | | | Indian community organisations like Sewa International, which has chapters across the US, will have their hands full in the days ahead with relief and rehabilitation work. | | | Warsaw has become synonymous with resilience and its never-say-die attitude as it dusted itself from war, ravage and unspeakable destruction following World War II, and painstakingly rebuilt itself. | | | "I think that in future we will need students who develop a multidisciplinary approach to problem solving," said NASA's lead scientist Madhulika Guhathakurta. | | | From Harry Potter to Game of Thrones, Khaled Hosseini to John Green, here's the list of book sets that topped the list for the month of August. | | | Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, called Juster an "inspired" choice and Robert Blackwill, a former envoy to India, said he would make a "terrific" ambassador. | | |
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