Tuesday, 12 December 2017

Know about seven hotspots of Gujarat elections

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Know about seven hotspots of Gujarat elections Know about seven hotspots of Gujarat elections
The first phase of voting in Gujarat is over, and now the political parties are leaving canvassing for the second phase on December 14. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress are locked in a very close contest. There are seven areas where both the parties are in neck-and-neck fight. Read below how they fare in these areas.
Inside Virat and Anushka's gorgeous Tuscan wedding Inside Virat and Anushka's gorgeous Tuscan wedding
India's 'it' couple Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma tied the knot in a hush-hush ceremony in Tuscany on December 11. The Indian cricket captain and Bollywood star hosted close family and friends at the stunning Borgo Finocchieto, an eight hundred-year-old restored village in Italy.
Soon get in flight experience on Mumbai Shatabdi Soon get in flight experience on Mumbai Shatabdi
A brand new coach with aircraft-like seat units (though not as cramped) has arrived in Mumbai and will be soon added to the Shatabdi Express. The air-conditioned chair car, built at a cost of Rs 2.84 crore, is from the railways' Anubhuti luxury coach range.
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If 2017 brought you 14 long weekends, brace yourself for 2018. The coming year contains 16 long weekends, with November allowing you nine consecutive days off from work with a little planning. Here's a monthly guide to long weekends in 2018:
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At a brewery nestled in rolling farmland in northern England, the process of making beer begins with dropping dozens of unwanted loaf ends, thrown away by a sandwich factory, into a large stainless steel tank. Add water, hops and yeast, and out comes the unmistakable golden beverage popular the world over.

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