
Daily Newsletter | Sunday, January 25, 2015 | | India, United States close to breaking nuclear-deal deadlock | Hours ahead of US President Barack Obama’s arrival here, India and the US seemed to be on the verge of a breakthrough in their negotiations to break the deadlock in operationalizing the civil nuclear agreement, top government sources said. |
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World backs India against ‘bully’ US | Apprehensive of the US exerting pressure on India to dilute the public health safeguards in its patent laws, organizations from across the world have signed a global petition supporting India’s patent law and urging India to stand strong in the face of “US bullying”. |
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This domestic help is Delhi's poorest candidate | BJP-Akali candidate Manjinder Sirsa has declared assets of over Rs 100 crore. Kushma Devi doesn’t understand what that means. She says she can’t visualize money beyond a few hundred rupees. |
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| 14 hurt, one dead as bus overturns near Tambaram in Chennai | A 21-year-old engineering student was killed and 14 others were injured after a Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (TNSTC) bus going from Chennai to Salem toppled on the Maduravoyal bypass road at Thiruneermalai near Tambaram on Saturday morning. |
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Traffic restrictions in place in capital | Traffic restrictions have been put in place in the national capital ahead of US President Barack Obama's visit with roads around ITC Maurya Hotel being shut down for vehicular movement while those leading to Rajpath will remain out of bounds for general public from Sunday evening. |
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Airtel mobiles go silent in Hyderabad | Thousands of Airtel subscribers across the city had a harrowing time on Saturday after their mobile phones went silent from early morning due to a major technical glitch on the telecom giant’s network. |
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| 5 things 'WhatsApp on desktop' can’t do | After a long wait, WhatsApp has finally introduced a way to access the service on a PC. However, there are several limitations attached to it as the interface is limited to a web browser. |
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| | IPR and the great drug pricing dilemma | The Obama visit could prove crucial for India's healthcare system. Intellectual property rights is listed as a priority area for discussion between the two nations, officials said. |
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