
Daily Newsletter | Sunday, January 18, 2015 | |
Home is where nightlife is for 90% of youth | Young metropolitan Indians think a city’s nightlife is crucial to its being considered a modern urban space and say this is an important factor in their choice of where they would want to live. |
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Overcharging by cabs not a crime: Bassi | Delhi Police commissioner B S Bassi kicked up a controversy on Friday evening by remarking that overcharging by drivers - presumably of public transport vehicles - was not a crime and that it was only "small greed". |
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400% jump in card fraud cases in Mumbai last year | In the year just gone by, Mumbai witnessed a case of credit/debit card fraud every alternate day (till November). The fast growing number is the result of changing methods adopted by fraudsters, a recent Mumbai police report said. |
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‘Failure biggest asset for any country’ | The only asset of a country is failure and knowing how to fail is its biggest talent. That should be the mantra for success for India, says Nassim Nicholas Taleb, essayist, statistician, risk analyst and author of the highly-acclaimed book Black Swan. |
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