The Indian 'Miss Marple' snooping on election candidates

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The Indian 'Miss Marple' snooping on election candidates As India's best-known female private eye, Rajani Pandit has posed as crazy, blind and deaf to solve murders and unmask unsuitable fiancés. But election time is boom time for the woman dubbed "Miss Marple" Mango exports take a hit due to Jet Airways crisis With Jet grounding its 120-strong fleet following financial trouble, other airlines have increased their cargo rates, due to which the Hapus (Alphonso) mango producers are faced with a difficult task of exporting the king of fruits, only because the cargo flights of Jet that they had booked their export on, will no longer fly. The Moon is shrinking, wrinkling due to quakes: Study The Moon is steadily shrinking, causing wrinkling on its surface and quakes, according to an analysis of imagery captured by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) published Monday. In robotics classes, Armenian teens dream of high-tech future Tumo aims to raise the next generation of tech professionals and play a role in creating a knowledge-based economy in a country where 30 percent of the population live in poverty. Bollywood diva Deepika Padukone dons investor hat Bollywood actor Deepika Padukone is quietly emerging as an active investor in retail consumer focused startups. Within 18 months of setting up KA Enterprises, which manages Padukone's family office, it has backed startups like online furniture rental platform Furlenco, and beauty products marketplace Purplle. Now the latest investment is Epigamia — a yogurt maker backed by French food products giant Danone. Women painters take center stage at New York art auctions With a new record expected for a work by Lee Krasner and another one possible for a Helen Frankenthaler, the appetite for female abstract painters, and women artists in general, is growing fast. In world's deepest dive, trash found on floor of Pacific Ocean On the deepest dive ever made by a human inside a submarine, a Texas investor and explorer found something he could have found in the gutter of nearly any street in the world: trash. Five times UEFA underdogs fought against all odds & proved victorious The Liverpool-Barcelona match left football fans gasping in disbelief as the Reds defied all odds to win the two-leg tie. Here are a few instances from the UEFA Champions League (UCL) where the underdog clawed back from seemingly unassailable leads. Smart things to know about Form 16 Form 16 is a certificate issued by an employer, certifying that the TDS is deducted from the salary of the employee and deposited with the government. No kidding: Donkey's milk is the new elixir Select entrepreneurs across the country, from Kochi to Pune to Delhi-NCR, have woken up to the ancient wisdom of donkey milk's nutraceutical & therapeutic properties that include anti-ageing and antioxidant qualities to roll out personal care products such as fairness creams, soaps and shampoos besides liquid donkey milk.

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