When brands knocked at the doors of Kumbh

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Aimed at reducing road deaths, Delhi government launches 'zero fatality corridor' In a first, the government of Delhi on Monday launched its pilot project of creating the national capital's first 'zero fatality corridor'. Transport minister Kailash Gahlot told media that the capital witnessed over 1,600 road crash fatalities in 2018 and this project is aimed at curbing that number. When brands knocked at the doors of Kumbh As Kumbh 2019 gets bigger in terms of number of visitors and investment and better in terms of amenities, brands' engagement, too, has increased manifold. India is world's second largest LPG consumer and importer The government's push to provide clean cooking fuel to every household has turned India into the world's second largest LPG consumer whose demand is projected to rise 34 per cent by 2025, Oil Secretary M M Kutty said. UK schools have a new subject: Mindfulness Students in England already learn about mathematics, science and history, but hundreds of schools are preparing to expand the traditional curriculum with a new subject: mindfulness. Torture still scars Iranians 40 years after revolution Wax mannequins silently portray the horrific acts of torture that once were carried out within its walls. US man pays over $1 lakh to hunt Pak's national animal An American has hunted Pakistan's national animal and rare wildlife species markhor after paying a record USD 110,000 permit fee during a trophy hunting season in the country's northern Gilgit-Baltistan region. Trump to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he will hold a two-day summit with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un Feb. 27-28 in Vietnam to continue his efforts to persuade Kim to give up his nuclear weapons. 5 Takeaways from Donald Trump's State of the Union speech Trump delivered his second State of the Union speech Tuesday night, calling on Democrats and Republicans to work together and making only brief reference to the rancor that has dominated his presidency. Don't know where to invest for one year? Here's a guide For investors, the upcoming national elections are a force to reckon with. The Interim Budget has already given its cues. Which stocks can come to your rescue with all these uncertainties around? Edelweiss Securities has stuck its neck out. We bring you its calls. How to invest a lump sum amount in mutual funds It is important to deploy any lump sum one receives into investments. One way to do so is to invest in a liquid fund and then transfer bit by bit into an equity fund.

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