When local hero Grab zipped past Uber in Southeast Asia

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When local hero Grab zipped past Uber in Southeast Asia Uber may be the world's biggest ride-hailing company but it was left in the dust in Southeast Asia by homegrown upstart Grab, which knew better how to navigate the chaotic highways and byways of an eclectic region. The blue pill that revolutionised the world Twenty years ago, a little blue pill called Viagra unleashed a cultural shift in America, making sex possible again for millions of older men and bringing the once-taboo topic of impotence into daily conversation. Yamuna river bubbles with toxic foam Parts of River Yamuna are now described as 'dead' meaning the pollution level is so bad that there is not enough oxygen in it for any marine life to survive. Here's the latest on India's first bullet train project The work on the country's first high speed bullet train between Ahmedabad and Mumbai is on in full swing with the designing of bridges and tunnels progressing well, a senior official has said. This is Karlmann King: The world's most expensive SUV Unveiled at the Dubai International Motor Show last year, Karlmann King is world's most expensive SUV and starts at $2.2 million. How past failures can boost your future performance Writing a note about your past failure may you help in boosting future performance as it lower levels of stress hormone cortisol, a new study suggests.

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