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Addressing the reporters on the sidelines of a welfare event in Chennai, Subramanian said the full report of the medical team regarding the death of Priya on Tuesday morning will be published in a couple of days. He noted that the autopsy was conducted only after a case was registered.",

Having grown at the fastest pace in 22 months in January, merchandise exports slipped again in February, though marginally, continuing its roller-coaster ride in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.",

Rohit Sharma has had a torrid run with the bat alongside Virat Kohli at the top, with both batters struggling to come to terms with the sluggish pitches. The Indian skipper’s weakness against left-arm pace was exploited in the previous game where Afghan seamer Fazalhaq Farooqi foxed him with a slower-delivery.",

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This is the first company from the Tata Group to float an initial public offer (IPO) in nearly two decades. Tata Consultancy Services was the last IPO from the group in 2004.",

Amazon India website already has a microsite dedicated to the upcoming TV series, hinting at their features. The products are listed on the site with a “Notify me” button. Here is everything that we know about the upcoming smart TV lineup of OnePlus:",

Actor Prabhas on Wednesday has launched a song titled Ye Zindagi from the film Rowdy Boys, which revolves around the theme of friendship.  Thanking Prabhas, the film’s production house Sri Venkateswara Creations wrote on Twitter, “Thank you Darling #Prabhas garu for releasing the youthful friendship song Ye Zindagi from #RowdyBoys.”",

These adorable drawings are part of an ‘extraordinary royal memorabilia collection’ which includes 10 early drawings by the King and royal letters, family photos, Christmas cards, and a 1973 Buckingham Palace manuscript menu diary, according to the press release. “All were amassed mostly between the 1950s-1970s by author, journalist, and former royal correspondent Henry Ramsay Maule (1915-1981). Maule, from Reading, Berkshire, was the author of several books and worked as a British correspondent at the New York Daily News for 21 years specialising in royal stories. He also wrote, under a pseudonym, All The Queen’s Children, an authoritative book about Queen Elizabeth II’s offspring,” it added."