
Daily Newsletter | Monday, November 09, 2015 | | Nitish wapsi: CM who trounced the PM | The sweltering heat of May 2014 had sent a majority of non-NDA leaders in Bihar into hiding. Some, undaunted by their humiliating defeat in the Lok Sabha polls, were planning trips to the salubrious climes of Europe. |
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| | Diwali gifting: 6 best laptops under Rs 60,000 | If you are looking for a laptop in the Rs 50,000-60,000 price bracket that is capable of handling office work and is also good for entertainment, then you have a number of options to look at. The laptops in this range are not only capable of handling productivity tasks and entertainment, but also photo-editing and gaming. |
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15 words only Google employees understand | Google is massive company with more than 40,000 employees and has crafted a culture of Googlers who speak the same language. To outsiders, the language used by employees of the internet company might sound like jibberish, but within the company, the Google dialect is second-nature. |
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The website Facebook doesn't want you to mention | When people try to add a link to Tsu.co, a small invite-only social network, Facebook blocks the post and does not let it appear. Even mentioning it on Messenger will not work, and earlier posts including links have been deleted. |
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| IPL to get two new teams on December 8 | The new teams will replace Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals, which are serving two-year suspension terms. Meanwhile, IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla informed that the process to find new teams will begin after November 15 and interested parties can seek clarification till December 4. |
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MCA curator Naik withdraws complaint against Shastri | Sudhir Naik withdrew his complaint after a truce was brokered by MCA vice-president Dilip Vengsarkar. Naik had filed a complaint against Shastri that he abused him after South Africa piled up 438 runs in the fifth and final ODI at Wankhede Stadium on October 25. |
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| NDA’s drubbing may delay GST rollout, pace of reforms | Officials in the finance ministry were awaiting the verdict of the Bihar assembly polls with bated breath to get a sense of how fast the Narendra Modi government can push the Constitution amendment bill to usher in Goods and Services Tax (GST) in Parliament. |
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Will Modi strike back with reforms? | Fund managers, top broking house officials and economists expect the Narendra Modi-led government to use the negative mandate from the Bihar polls to go on a high-octane economic reforms drive which could help it win the Uttar Pradesh state elections in early 2017. |
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