India's first private train flagged off

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India's first private train Lucknow-Delhi Tejas Express flagged off The Tejas Express ticket is priced at Rs 1,280 for AC chair car passengers and Rs 2,450 for executive chair car. Pepe the protest frog? Hong Kong kids aren't alt-right He may have become a far-right internet meme in the West, but Pepe the Frog's image is being rehabilitated in Hong Kong where democracy protesters have embraced him as an irreverent symbol of their resistance. Renault unveils facelift version of Kwid Renault has launched the all-new Kwid hatchback in India a starting price of Rs 2,83,290 (ex-showroom). The price for the updated Kwid ranges up to Rs 4,84,490 (ex-showroom). Cone or scoop: Guinea pig ice cream for sale in Ecuador Anyone for ice cream? Guinea pig ice cream? In Ecuador, a vendor is attracting customers with a quirky dish. Uber makes JFK airport helicopter taxis available to all users The flights are operated by HeliFlite Shares, a licensed company, and Uber's prices roughly compare to those of competitors offering helicopter rides to JFK. E-cigarettes: Five things to know E-cigarettes have become hugely popular in the past decade but a rash of vaping-linked deaths and illnesses in the United States is feeding caution about a product, already banned in some places. Here are five things to know about electronic cigarettes. Foreign investors love India: Paytm top-valued startup at $10 Bn; Snapdeal & Byju's also in the list Venture capitalists make a living out of backing the right horse. The corporate racecourse is filled with examples of colts that went on to win big, in part due to funding from well-heeled backers who bought into the early promise. Think Facebook, Spotify, or Alibaba. 'Ideal Palace' still delivers on French postman's dream With twisted stonework, exotic-looking statues and breathtaking flights of the imagination, it would not look out of place in the hot climes of southeast Asia or in a surrealist painting. Lost your property papers? Take these steps The sale deed is critical evidence of property ownership. No transaction concerning the property can take place unless the original papers are furnished. However, if the papers cannot be located due to some reasons, immediate steps need to be taken. Know your rights if you can't repay a loan Letting go of an asset funded through life savings can be soul-crushing. However, you need to be prepared for this possibility in case of a slowdown-induced job loss or business failure.

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