Why Hyderabad wants this RBI vault to be opened

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Why Hyderabad wants this RBI vault to be opened While nostalgia haunts Hyderabad on the last Nizam's legacy, residents have been allowed only two glimpses of the royal treasure trove: in 2001and in 2006 when the jewels were exhibited at Salar Jung Museum for brief periods. Look at his treasure Move over Vijay Mallya, this is the new king of good times After several failed attempts to auction Mallya House, finally, actor Sachiin Joshi has bought the Kingfisher Villa, in what is being said as a private deal. IPL business model is the most profitable one. Here's why Sponsors form the most rigid money pumping machine in IPL series. Read here First 'Silk Road' train from Britain leaves for China The first-ever freight train from Britain to China, laden with whisky, soft drinks and baby products, started its mammoth journey along a modern-day "Silk Road" trade route. These CEOs held their Monday morning meeting underwater In a first of its kind event across the globe, five CEOs went 6 metres under water to the ocean bed at Kovalam, a famed beach in Kerala, to do a 20-minutes conference on Monday morning. Top three data offers that beat Reliance Jio Prime Reliance Jio has finally made its services paid. Jio has not made it mandatory for users to enroll for 'Jio Prime' if they want to continue enjoy Jio's 4G services. Here are three best Jio Prime competitors you can go for.

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