Rahul ducks query on Amethi, says will abide by party's call
The Morning Standard|April 18, 2024
APPEARING for the first time hand-in-hand after the seat-sharing arrangement in Uttar Pradesh, INDIA partners, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav launched a scathing attack on PM Narendra Modi over a host of issues ranging from electoral bonds to unemployment, price rise in Ghaziabad on Wednesday.
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Rahul ducks query on Amethi, says will abide by party's call

 The Ghaziabad Lok Sabha constituency in western UP will vote in the second phase on April 26.

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Relentless training, sessions with Yuvraj behind Abhishek’s success
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\"HE (Abhishek Sharma) is amazing. I wouldn't want to bowl to him. It's scary as he plays with freedom, not only against pacers but also against spinners.\"

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CV sales to see single-digit growth in FY25: VECV MD
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CV sales to see single-digit growth in FY25: VECV MD

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CCI tracking data dominance, algorithmic collusion

RAVNEET KAUR, Chairperson of anti-trust regulator Competition Commission of India (CCI), has raised concerns over data dominance where control over large data sets creates insurmountable entry barriers for new businesses.

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Govt begins selection process for new SBI chief

THE government is kicking off the process to select the next chairman of the State Bank Group from Tuesday.

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Mid-tier IT firms outperform larger peers
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Mid-tier IT firms outperform larger peers

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Lucknow records low turnout at 52%
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Lucknow records low turnout at 52%

THE voter turnout across 14 UP seats, which went to polls in the fifth phase, recorded to be a moderate 58 per cent on Monday. Voting also took place for the Lucknow East assembly by-poll. The polling began at 7 am and ended at 6 pm.

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