Daily Newsletter | Tuesday, August 02, 2016 | | Another rape at Bulandshahr spot just 12 days ago | “This is not the first time such acase has happened here”, say residents of Dostpur village where a gang of robbers raped a 35-year-old Noida woman and her teenage daughter after waylaying their car on Friday. |
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| | Sony to sell only ‘premium’ smartphones in India | The move could very well be related to earlier reports suggesting that Sony plans to ‘defocus’ on India along with some other regions and will only sell premium devices to ensure better profitability. |
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| NADA clears 'victim of sabotage' Narsingh of doping charges | The NADA on Monday cleared him of doping charges, saying that one time ingestion by the wrestler was not within his knowledge which strengthens his claim and that while practising it is impossible to keep a watch on drinks and thus it cannot be held as failure on athlete's part. |
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| Sebi pushes SEs, brokers to also use local languages | Markets regulator Sebi has directed all the intermediaries in the securities market to start communicating with the investors in vernacular languages, in addition to Hindi and English, which are already in use. |
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India's trade deficit with China jumps to $53 bn in 2015-16 | India's trade deficit with China has swelled to US $52.68 billion in 2015-16, from US $48.48 billion in the previous fiscal. The bilateral trade between the countries stood at US $70.73 billion in 2015-16, down from US $72.34 billion in the previous fiscal. |
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| The Dhawan boys go 'Dishoom' | Rohit Dhawan is pleased that his recent release, 'Dishoom', has not only got good numbers in the first weekend but also garnered appreciation from critics. We caught up with the reserved but affable director and asked him about the reactions to his action-adventure starring John Abraham, Varun Dhawan, Jacqueline Fernandez and Akshaye Khanna. |
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