Daily Newsletter | Tuesday, December 20, 2016 | | Truck runs into Berlin Xmas market, 12 killed | A lorry ploughed into a busy Christmas market in Berlin on Monday, killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens more in what police said was a suspected terror attack. In response to the Berlin tragedy, France beefed up security at its own Christmas markets. |
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| Man flings cop's daughter, 5, from 15th floor | An unknown person allegedly threw the five-year-old daughter of a female police constable from 15th floor to her death. The incident took place at around 1 pm at the 22-storeyed New Hind Mhada colony, Byculla. |
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Borivali has a Santa in Radhe Maa | With Christmas just around the corner, many charitable organisations and individuals are getting into the spirit of the festive season by giving away clothes and blankets to the needy. At Borivali, several homeless persons sleeping on the pavements were surprised to see a female Santa in blingy, scarlet red costume offering them blankets to counter the cold December nights. |
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| | Karun Nair becomes second Indian to score 300 in Tests | Karun Nair also became the first Indian batsman to convert a maiden Test hundred into a triple-hundred, the first Indian batting at No 5 or lower to reach 300, and the highest score by an Asian batsman as a maiden Test century. |
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Karun’s epic 303* takes India to record 759/7 | Karun Nair: With a knock of 303 not out – in only his third Test innings - on Day 4 of the final Test, Karun Nair not only helped India to their highest ever team total in Tests (759/7), but allowed his stature to grow as someone who is more than ready to cement a place in the No.1 Test team’s XI |
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| SAIL in talks with Japan's Nippon Steel, Kobe for tie-ups | SAIL - which has been in the red for six quarters - may also consider buying troubled domestic steel firm assets if offered a "cheaper price", Prakash Kumar Singh said in his first official response to a government proposal that state steel, power and shipping firms take over assets of indebted private companies. |
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