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Gujarat: Govt presented copy-paste budget, says Hardik Patel - Vimarsana News

Gujarat: Govt presented copy-paste budget, says Hardik Patel

Gujarat Congress Working President Hardik Patel on Wednesday took a jibe at Bharatiya Janata Party-led state government by terming the budget introduced in Assembly session a copy-paste like previous years as there is no policy on unemployment issue.

Orchid-Filled Rooms, Disco Balls, and Chocolate City: Last-Minute DC-Area Weekend Ideas 2/3-2/6 - Vimarsana News

Orchid-Filled Rooms, Disco Balls, and Chocolate City: Last-Minute DC-Area Weekend Ideas 2/3-2/6

Arts, entertainment, and fun in DC, Maryland, and Virginia right now.

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'The SBI Story' more a copy-paste job rather than incisive analysis - Vimarsana News

'The SBI Story' more a copy-paste job rather than incisive analysis

A chance newspaper article that talked in glowing terms of the SBI Museum in Kolkata prompted a visit that amazed Vikrant Pande about the bank's 200-year history and the archival material that prompted him to write The SBI Story that is more of a copy-paste job rather than an incisive analysis of its journey over the years as it glosses over major hiccups like the Nagarwala episode and the Harshad Mehra and NPA scams.

'Over 90% copied': Luxembourg Prime Minister Bettel accused of massive plagiarism - Vimarsana News

'Over 90% copied': Luxembourg Prime Minister Bettel accused of massive plagiarism

After a media inquiry found just two of the work's 56 pages were not plagiarised, Luxembourg's prime minister, Xavier Bettel, said his university thesis "could have been done differently." Bettel had grabbed three-quarters of the work, according to reporter.lu, which described it as "an astonishing mishmash of copied sections that does not match the conventional norms of academics."