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Life moves fast. News moves faster. Bangladeshi entrepreneurs design a socially responsible toilet, San Francisco International offers travelers a yoga room and attacks hit a Pakistani military academy.
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Too much celebrity news doing the rounds? Allow us to give you the gist of the last seven days in entertainment. This week, former queen of daytime television Oprah Winfrey visited Jaipur for its annual Literary Festival.
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When passengers boarded a Finnair flight from Helinski to Delhi on India’s Republic day Jan. 26th, little did they know what was in store for them.
As India grapples with drug-resistant tuberculosis, neighboring country Pakistan reported 70 deaths in Lahore, caused by a faulty batch of heart medication, and at least 400 others being treated for similar symptoms.
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We’ve all made hideous fashion missteps. Peace chokers? What was I thinking? Low-rise jeans down to there? Thanks, Britney. My multitude of fashion faux pas still rankle, often years later, but nothing more so than the dreaded turtleneck.
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It’s an election year, baby, and President Barack Obama is coming out swinging.
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“A day when there is no bombing, no violence on the streets—a day when the school bus is delayed only by traffic is a day of thanksgiving and celebration [in Pakistan],” says Aicon New York Gallery Director Andrew Shea.
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The United States State Department came to Jay Leno’s defense on Monday, after the late-night talk show host was criticized by NRIs and India’s Ambassador to the US for taking a joke involving the Sikh community too far.
