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 | In a market that at last count had over 17 carmakers, and in which the top four control over 75%, a legitimate question to ask is: who next after GM? |  |  | The meat industry will be happy if buffalo is removed from the definition of cattle, as the bulk of its exports is buffalo meat, unlike leather industry. | |  | If there is one cause for sleep disorders that has seen a sharp rise in recent years, according to doctors, it is the use of electronics. | |  | Its innovation lies in its depth, not width or scale — designers are improving upon age old craft techniques with technological know-how. | |  | The conviction by CBI Court of former coal secretary HC Gupta has sparked a debate. Rarely does a single judgement have such far-reaching consequences. | |  | Later today, India and Pakistan will be meeting for the fifth time at the group stage of an ICC event since 2012. Here are some interesting things about the cricket rivalry. | |  | The GST Council also cleared the pending rules, including transition provisions and returns, with all states agreeing to a July 1 roll-out. | |  | Recently, in a world class facility in Greater Noida that puts every boarding school in this country to shame, the NBA launched its first academy in India and fifth globally. | |  | Given its high-profile clientele, it's no surprise thatthe Maldives — Asia's smallest country — is also one of its most exclusive and expensive. | |  | AIR, India's long standing state run radio service, has a rich history of supporting classical music and has a well-established 'grading' system for artists. | |  | What makes the game more fun are the tracks: reminiscent of the orange plastic Hot Wheels tracks, the game tracks circle buildings, islands and even dinosaurs. | |  | Donald Duck first appeared as a drawing in a May 1934 issue of Good Housekeeping magazine promoting the film The Wise Little Hen. | |  | Did you know Paul Allen has been quietly building a giant twin-hulled aircraft in the California desert? Here some interesting facts | |  | Use the full might of the state against terrorism but let us not treat our citizens as terrorists. We have become a nation of jingoism and jingoists. | |  | On the eve of World Environment Day, here's a peek into some of the eco-friendly experiments underway in the labs of the institute: | |  | Dust from more than 2,000 high rise-buildings in Gurugram, Noida, and smoke in Delhi create this layer of smog. Visibility of stars has dropped by an average of 5% every year. | | |
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