Modi rocks Delhi as India election moves to capital

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Modi rocks Delhi as India election moves to capital Prime Minister Narendra Modi fired up a big, raucous rally in a hot Delhi late Wednesday as India's almost seven-week election approaches its conclusion later this month. Find out why Indians and Chinese are reluctant to use public transport People in India, China and other Asian countries are reluctant to use public transport, according to a study which urges urban planners to find ways to overcome this "negative attitude". Five tons of garbage collected from Mount Everest Around five tons of garbage has been collected from Mount Everest during a clean-up campaign launched by the Nepalese authorities with the help of the army since mid-April. #MenToo: Law used for vendetta in many break-ups, say HCs Determining whether or not there has been "misconception" or "misrepresentation" of facts in consensual sex is tricky but various HCs have in recent years noticed a trend of false rape cases being filed by women against men who went back on their promises of marriage. Living in the ruins of Aleppo's old frontline Like many people with homes near Aleppo's old frontlines, the city areas that suffered most damage in a war now into its ninth year, he must now make do with a life in the rubble. Rideshare drivers strike as Uber poised to go public Thousands of Uber and Lyft drivers turned off their apps in a US-wide strike Wednesday over pay and working conditions. Sri Lanka schools re-open amid fears of more militant attacks State schools in Sri Lanka resumed classes on Monday amid tight security after the Easter Sunday bombings, but many anxious parents kept their children at home over fears of more attacks by Islamic militants. Havana's Chinatown dreaming of a new lease on life Nestling alongside Havana's old town, surrounded by colonial buildings and swept by the exhaust trails of passing 1950s American convertibles, stands a large arch with an ornate roof. Ten latest investment gems from Buffett, Munger When legendary investor Warren Buffett speaks on investment, it becomes proverbs. We picked 10 gems from Buffet and Charlie Munger's interactions with investors at the 'Woodstock for Capitalists.' How to alter SIP instructions Systematic investment plans (SIPs) of mutual funds offer the dual benefit of compounding and rupee cost averaging to investors. Sometimes, SIP instructions need to be altered to align with goals while rebalancing of portfolio.

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