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Kellogg withdraws ads from Breitbart News
30 Nov 2016
Raymond Crossword Book Awards 2015 honours Indian literature
By By Swetha Amit | 30 Nov 2016
Linde, Praxair renew merger talks
30 Nov 2016
Uttar Pradesh emerges India’s mobile manufacturing hub
29 Nov 2016
Nearly 50 per cent of the country's installed manufacturing capacity for mobile phones is in Uttar Pradesh
Domino's to deliver pizzas in Japan on reindeer sleighs during X'mas
28 Nov 2016
Test deliveries are being overseen by animal trainers, on the grounds of a driving school in Ishikari, Hokkaido, in northern Japan
Recalled toys being sold online: Report
26 Nov 2016
‘Diet’ colas may actually stop you from losing weight: study
26 Nov 2016
In what will come as a shock to those who consume ‘diet’ labelled fizzy drinks hoping to avoid weight gain, a study has such drinks actually stop you losing weight rather than help you
Power plant mishap in eastern China kills 74
26 Nov 2016
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