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Rise in prices of pulses, veggies and eatables upsets kitchen budgets

Rise in prices of pulses, veggies and eatables upsets kitchen budgets Wed, Apr 7 2021 22:27 IST | 5 Views vegetable and fruits prices story Image Source: IANS News vegetable and fruits prices story Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, April 7 : The dizzy rise in the prices of cereals, pulses, vegetables, fruits and several eatables has increased the difficulties of the common man in the middle of a resurgent pandemic. With the import of edible oil becoming more expensive and diesel prices rising in the country, items of everyday consumption have become even more expensive. The problems of the common man have been further compounded by the resurgence of Covid-19 cases in the country.

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Railways completes arch closure of world s highest railway bridge

Railways completes arch closure of world s highest railway bridge The Indian Railways on Monday completed the arch closure of the iconic Chenab Bridge. GUWAHATI: The Indian Railways on Monday completed the arch closure of the iconic Chenab Bridge. Chenab Bridge, the world s highest railway bridge, part of the Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla rail link project (USBRL), set an important construction milestone with completion of the steel arch of the iconic Chenab Bridge. This was one of the most difficult part of the bridge over Chenab. This achievement is a major leap towards the completion of the 111-km-long winding stretch from Katra to Banihal. It is arguably the biggest civil-engineering challenge faced by any railway project in India in recent history. The 5.6-metre last piece of metal was fitted at the highest point on April 5 and joined the two arms of the arch that currently stretch towards each other from both the banks of the river. This completed the shape of the arch tha

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Questions unanswered over debt collection licence

Questions unanswered over debt collection licence
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Cashless Pasar, Here We Come - E-Wallet To Be Mandatory For Market Traders To Renew License

Cashless Pasar, Here We Come - E-Wallet To Be Mandatory For Market Traders To Renew License
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Apple finally lets you repair your iPhone

Expands Independent Repair Provider program to Australia. By Casey Tonkin on Apr 06 2021 11:31 AM Print article Apple is giving Australians more choice for iPhone repairs. Image: Shutterstock Apple is letting Australians repair their devices with genuine parts at locations other than Apple Stores in a bid to get ahead of ‘right to repair’ legislation currently being explored. Last week, the tech giant said it was expanding its Independent Repair Provider program to include Australia and a host of countries outside North America and Europe. Under the scheme, Apple will provide businesses with training, genuine parts, tools, and manuals so customers can get their devices repaired without the risk of having parts replaced with cheap counterfeits.

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