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Cyclone Nivar passes: Which were the deadliest cyclones in the region?
As Cyclone Nivar goes by without causing much damage, a look at some of the strongest storms and cyclones in the North Indian ocean, and the damage they have done
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Big story: How will India vaccinate 1.3 billion people?
India is a powerhouse when it comes to vaccine manufacturing, but the focus is now on addressing the complexities in storing and distributing the Covid-19 vaccines
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Their Teeth Fell Out. Was It Another COVID-19 Consequence?
People who already have dental problems may see them aggravated by encounters with the coronavirus, some experts suggest
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Mohammad Mustafa: 5 things to remember when raising capital
With deep experience in banking himself as SIDBI's ex-chairman, Mustafa had an inside view into how the venture capital ecosystem works. From his observation collected across the years, Mustafa's book 'Demystifying Venture Capital' is a primer for the Indian VC scene, which works very differently from other parts of Indian finance. Mustafa joins us on this week's episode to share his insights
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LVB-DBIL merger: A stern message to weak banks
The amalgamation augurs well for both banks despite the challenges. With it, the government and Reserve Bank of India have made it clear that interests of depositors and banking stability are of prime importance
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Maradona: The man, the legend
Milestones of the Argentinian footballer with the 'hand of God', Diego Maradona, who died of a heart attack at age 60
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Diego Maradona, the most human of immortals
It is certainly possible that Diego Armando Maradona, who died Wednesday at age 60, was the finest soccer player ever to draw breath, though that is a subject of hot and unyielding debate. Less contentious is the idea that no other player has ever inspired such fierce devotion
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Pledge to save water with News18 and Harpic's #MissionPaani campaign
Launched in 2019, the nation-wide water conservation campaign is back with a renewed message amidst the pandemic
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Caught between 2G and Covid-19, Kashmir's entrepreneurs innovate to stay afloat
From being cut off from the rest of the world to now battling the pandemic fallout, youngsters in J&K are far from getting a level-playing field as startup founders and innovators in the rest of the country. But that won't stop them