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An Indian girl gestures as residents fill water containers from a government water supply truck in New Delhi on May 22, 2013. With summer temperatures hovering around 45 degrees, residents are struggling with water shortages as Delhi has been going through a severe water shortage for the past few days after the upper Ganga Canal was shut for repairs.
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Hair problems are becoming common these days and we have noticed an increase of 10-12 percent in patients coming with such problems every year. Similarly, the demand for hair transplants has also increased over the last five years
As far as Delhi is concerned, Tata Teleservices has not yet received any allocation of GSM spectrum to be able to launch its services even five years after making the necessary payments
It is a great achievement to qualify. Now we need to gather all our plans and prepare for the play-off (against Rajasthan Royals) in DelhiMore quotes »
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Mejora estado de nina india tras violacion
hombre de 24 anos fue detenido el sabado en el estado oriental de Bihar, a unos 1.000 kilometros (620 millas) de Nueva Delhi, en relacion con el incidente. Tras ser trasladado a Nueva Delhi, las autoridades lo interrogaban el domingo, dijo la policia.El incidente Read more »
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Quake hits Iran, Pakistan; Death toll in question
earthquake flattened homes and offices on both sides of the Iran-Pakistan border Tuesday, rattling buildings as far away as New Delhi and Dubai. Iranian state media said at least 46 people died, but later Iranian reports offered a far milder picture.The discrepancies Read more »
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Major quake strikes Iran-Pakistan border
struck the slightly populated region. There were no immediate reports of injuries, but the quake was felt as far away as New Delhi and Gulf cities of Dubai and Bahrain. The USGS report says Tuesday's quake was at a depth of 15.2 kilometers (nine miles).Across Read more »
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High-profile rapes threaten India tourism business
to tourists are already suffering.Foreign tourist arrivals have dropped 25 percent since the December gang rape in New Delhi, and the number of female travelers fell by 35 percent, according to the study by the New Delhi-based Associated Chambers of Commerce Read more »
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Swiss tourist gang-raped in central India
and widespread protests against rape and attacks on women since December's fatal gang-rape of a young woman on a moving bus in New Delhi, the capital. The crime horrified Indians and set off nationwide protests about India's treatment of women and spurred Read more »
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Mamata violated model code, Congress tells poll panel
Delhi, May 22 (IANS) Leaders of the Congress in West Bengal Wednesday met Chief Election Commissioner V.S. Sampath to lodge a complaint against Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for allegedly violating the model code of conduct ahead of the June 2 Lok Sabha by-poll 4 m ago from Sify Read more »
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Fire damages timber factory in Delhi
timber factory located on the outskirts of New Delhi was damaged on Wednesday by the fire. As many as 23 fire tenders headed to douse the fire. Fire fighters at the spot said that the situation was under control. No loss of human life has been reported. In 4 m ago from Sify Read more »
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BCCI blames Sahara for arbitration failure
Delhi, May 22 (IANS) The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Wednesday blamed Sahara Adventure Sports Limited for the failure of the arbitration and said the body "cannot be held responsible" for the breakdown of the process. Sahara, who own the Pune 4 m ago from Sify Read more »
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Woman gang-raped in Delhi
for two days in a room, police said Wednesday. No arrest has been made so far. The incident happened at Shalimar Bagh in north Delhi. The woman, in her complaint lodged Tuesday, said that her brother-in-law and his friends raped her, kept her locked in a room 15 m ago from IndiaVision Read more »
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Lokayukta Indicts Delhi CM for Misusing Public Funds
Emerging story. Watch this space for updates as more details come in Follow us on Twitter for all updates, like us on Facebook for important and fun stuff © Copyright PTI. All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of any PTI content, including b 18 m ago from Outlook India Read more »