
Daily Newsletter | Tuesday, December 16, 2014 | |
How the Sydney hostage crisis unfolded | The siege at Lindt Chocolat Cafe began around 9.45am in Martin Place, a plaza in Sydney's financial and shopping district that is packed with holiday shoppers this time of year. |
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AAP renews vows on bijli, paani | Aam Aadmi Party’s popularity during the last assembly elections had a lot to do with its focus on free water and cheaper electricity. This year, both issues have found their way to the series of dialogues it has conducted with Delhiites and will form a major component of the party’s manifesto. |
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6 hot portable speakers you can buy | Here's a list of supreme-sounding travel speakers that you can carry like a can of beer, put on the dashboard like a coaster or fit in the bulb-holder! |
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RBI allows banks to recast large project loans | Hundreds of road, power, steel and other large projects that are stuck because of their inability to generate cash flows required to repay loans are likely to go on-stream with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) allowing lenders to extend the repayment period for these projects. |
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SpiceJet gets 10 days to raise funds or face end | The Centre has given a final chance to cash-strapped SpiceJet to survive, asking the low cost carrier to raise funds within the next 10 days, possibly from promoter Sun Group chief Kalanithi Maran, or face closure. |
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No stricter norms for towers, mobiles | The government has decided against tightening radiation emission norms for cellular towers and mobile phones despite growing concerns over their ill-effects on human health. |
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