World's tiniest baby, light as an apple, born in California

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When more than 150,000 allied soldiers stormed beaches in Normandy On June 6, 1944, allied soldiers descended on the beaches of Normandy for D-Day - an operation that turned the tide of the Second World War against the Nazis, marking the beginning of the end of the conflict. A dream come true for Jagan Mohan Reddy It was a dream come true for Yeduguri Sandinti Jagan Mohan Reddy as he took oath as the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh on Thursday. What he wanted to achieve in undivided Andhra Pradesh and in the Congress party, he achieved in the residuary state of Andhra Pradesh and as the leader of the YSR Congress Party Cricket World Cup: Five batsmen to watch Cricketers and pundits have predicted that the World Cup in England and Wales will be a high-scoring affair. AFP Sports takes a look at five batsmen who could wreak havoc. What's in a name? You say French Open; I say Roland Garros The clay-court Grand Slam tournament being played in Paris right now is that rare sporting event with multiple names. World's tiniest baby, light as an apple, born in California The girl, nicknamed Saybie by hospital staff, was born 23 weeks and three days into her mother's pregnancy. Modi healthcare scheme won hearts, and votes While Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nationalist tub-thumping has been widely credited with his recent election win, another factor was one he kept relatively quiet about: Modicare. Money lessons from the game of cricket Not taking adequate precautions can make players vulnerable to injuries. Similarly, if your financial planning does not have an element of protection, it exposes you to various risks. Simple steps to be a successful intern Nowadays internships are more than just a way to fill time during summer breaks. These temporary stints not only help you learn more about job market prospects but also to understand what your employer will expect from you once you start working. If your internship is successful, the company could even offer you a full-time job. Now, hydrogen-powered flying vehicle to ease traffic snarls The company touts the Skai craft as a promising new zero-emissions mode of personal airborne transport ideal for Southern California, a region long plagued by smog and renowned for traffic gridlock of epic proportions. FM Arun Jaitley's five-year report card Arun Jaitley's five-year tenure as finance minister will be remembered for big-ticket reforms, including some of the most far-reaching since independence. He also functioned as a super economic minister, trouble-shooting and guiding reforms in other ministries as well. With Jaitley opting out of the next Narendra Modi government for now, here's a look at his record.

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