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On Everest, a trail of old and faulty oxygen equipment
The multimillion-dollar climbing industry has been only loosely regulated in Nepal. But now, as the spring season picks up in Nepal and Tibet, Nepal's government is starting to take action
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Mobile ad fraud spooking marketers: MMA
22% of the mobile ad spends in India are subject to fraud, says survey
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Notre Dame: A calamity threatening to be repeated across France
The funding situation for monuments has been so desperate that last year Macron's government launched a scratch-and-play lottery game to raise money
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Claims of shoddy production draw scrutiny to a second Boeing jet
The factory, which makes the 787 Dreamliner, has been plagued by weak production and oversight that have threatened to compromise safety
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A history of violence in Sri Lanka
A detailed timeline and some context to help you understand the latest events in the small island nation
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Would you bet on the Royal Baby?
On the Paddy Power betting website, more than $325,000 are hinged on a single unborn baby - taking guesses and putting money on the birth date, name and more
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Learning (Don't suppress rise of private education, celebrate it), Business (Can Disney challenge streaming giants?), Lux-Culture (Luxury brand wonders how to sell to millennials), Sports (Djokovic on his personal life and his philosophies), Society (Would you live in a city where Government controls privacy?) and Politics (Why is right-wing winning around the world?)
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We need to bring emotion back into food: Heston Blumenthal
The master of modern cooking speaks to Forbes India about the need to link philosophy and psychology to eating
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Naresh Goyal's journey into turbulence: A timeline
How the Patiala boy rose to the skies with Jet Airways, only to face a hard crash
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There are probably cameras on your flight, but relax, they're not on (yet)
Vitaly Kamluk was returning from vacation on Singapore Airlines in February, when his wife noticed a small circle that looked like a camera lens along the lower edge of the seat's video screen
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A portrait of the White House and its culture of chaos
Although the Mueller report ended without charges against Trump, it painted a damning picture of a White House dominated by a president desperate to thwart the inquiry--only to be restrained by aides equally desperate to thwart his orders