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What's in and what's out in 2024 What's in and what's out in 2024
In 2024, workplaces shift towards mandatory office presence, ending remote work era. Travel sees a rise in short tri...
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Why our HNIs deserve a happy, prettier new year Why our HNIs deserve a happy, prettier new year
Along with things like SEZs, let's have ASBs – Areas of Serious Beauty – to live in
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Why the self-help book is an oxymoron and won't help you with your new year resolution Why the self-help book is an oxymoron and won't help you with your new year resolution
A self-help book can aid New Year resolutions, yet the term feels oxymoronic. Many books claim universal applicabilit...
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Sport continues to be a catalyst for protest Sport continues to be a catalyst for protest
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In Chennai, they do hear their music differently In Chennai, they do hear their music differently
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Assam govt inks deal with militant group ULFA, reaches out for peace negotiations
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There's buzz about new face from Ayodhya
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"Lord Ram doesn't only belong to Hindus; revive diminishing brotherhood" says Farooq Abdullah
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Top talents at real estate PE funds seek brighter prospects
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Pubs, bars likely to raise cover charges
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BJP devises micro-level plans to leverage temple consecration in polls
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Mumbai property market shatters records, at an all-time high in 2023
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Compass Group plans expansion, expects India to rank among its top five markets
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2024 going to be one of the busiest sports years in a long time. Here's a month-by-month low-down
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Here's Wishing Us - Again! - Happy Birthday
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Change with caution: The path ahead for Indian cricket team
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US tries to persuade shippers to sail Red Sea despite Houthi attacks
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Airstrikes hit camps in central Gaza as Biden administration approves new weapons sales to Israel
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Shot down 32 Ukrainian drones, says Russia
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BlackRock, VanEck among asset managers that submitted updated filings for spot bitcoin ETF

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