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Zelenskyy says Russian troops 'are confused children' who 'don't know why they are in Ukraine'
"Our soldiers, our border guards, our territorial defense, even simple farmers are capturing Russian soldiers every day, and all of them are saying the same thing: They don't know why they are here,'' Zelenskyy said in a speech posted on his Facebook page
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Storyboard18 - To Her, With Love: The real-life superheroes in Microsoft CMO Hitu Chawla's life
Microsoft India's chief marketing officer, Hitu Chawla, on all the women in her life who have shaped the person and professional she is today
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Storyboard18 - To Her, With Love: HUL's Priya Nair on how her mother inspired her to go back to school
Nair, who is executive director, Beauty and Personal Care (BPC) for Hindustan Unilever, and Executive VP - BPC, Unilever South Asia, says "learning agility" is critical in management—something she learnt from her mother
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Metro's small big play: Cash, carry and kiranas
The Indian arm of German wholesale retailer is betting big on its kirana play to widen its reach. Can Metro Cash & Carry aggressively pursue its bullish intent?
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5 days, 660,000 people: Moscow's Ukraine invasion sets off Europe's fastest migration in decades
The war is prompting comparisons with the Balkan wars of the 1900s and providing echoes of the vast population displacement that followed World War II
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Putin 'badly miscalculated' in invading Ukraine; 'will pay a price': Biden
Appearing before a joint session of Congress, Biden called for a united resistance to defend the international order endangered by Russian aggression and warned the oligarchs who bolster Putin's regime
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India can face 92% GDP loss by 2100 due to global warming : IPCC report
Based on the latest report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, almost 35 million people in India could face annual coastal flooding, while 40% of the Indian population could be living with water scarcity by 2050. Here's a look at what other effects can climate change have on India
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From culture to commerce, sports to travel, the world is shunning Russia
Not since the frigid days of the Cold War have so many doors closed on Russia and its people — a worldwide repudiation driven as much by the impulse to show solidarity with besieged Ukrainians as by any hope that it will force Putin to pull back his troops
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Ukraine-Russia first talks show no progress
The first talks aimed at halting the Russian invasion were eclipsed by a deadly Russian rocket assault on Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, and may have included internationally banned cluster munitions, killing nine civilians and wounding dozens
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How SD Shibulal is breaking the poverty cycle with higher education
The co-founder of Infosys and Axilor Ventures, talks about the role of leadership, technology and philanthropy in India's education sector, and how his family office has managed to pull hundreds out of poverty by educating their children
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Meta says it shut down influence, hacking campaigns targeting Ukraine
The hacking campaigns were tied to people in Russia and Ukraine, as well as to a hacking group affiliated with Belarus, executives of Facebook's parent company said