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"I can't say anything at the moment. We are at the same place where we were on the day we postponed. Nothing has changed in the last 10 days. So, I don't have an answer to it. Status quo remains" Ganguly told PTI in an exclusive interaction. … [Read more...] about IPL 2020: “We are at same place, don’t have an answer right now” – Ganguly

“I’ve been on the cover of Hollywood Magazine twice.” —Joe Exotic, incarcerated zookeeper “He’s a completely insane, gay, gun-toting, drug-addict fanatic.” —Dr. Bhagavan Antle, prominent animal trainer “I’d shoot you before I shot my cat.” —Joe Exotic “I’ve done a lot of shit in my life, but I never experienced anything like Joe Exotic.” —Rick Kirkham, journalist “I grew up a professional cowboy in a family of professional cowboys.” —Dr. Bhagavan Antle “I saw a tiger, and the tiger saw a man.” —Joe Exotic “You can see how they go from being so sweet to tearing your face off, just like that, and it’s amazing to have that range.” —Carole Baskin, founder of Big Cat Rescue “Does it feel good to stand on my stage with 500-pound tigers and everybody envy you? Absolutely.” —Joe Exotic “They want the lion’s … [Read more...] about 17 iconic lines from Netflix’s bonkers ‘Tiger King’ that’ll soon be on t-shirts

Moreover, Kotak expects HDFC to deliver 17 percent core earnings CAGR in FY20-22E on the back of 11 percent YoY growth in FY20E. At its fair value of Rs 2,680, HDFC will trade at 2.6 times core book December 2021E (juxtaposed to medium-term RoE of 19-20 percent even as near-term RoE may be lower). … [Read more...] about Kotak advises accumulating these 10 large-cap stocks amid virus-led uncertainty

Coronavirus impact: ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India cuts production, Tata Steel to follow suit Coronavirus pandemic | Juventus forward Dybala recounts how COVID-19 left him struggling for breath Current 'challenging time' in India can prove to be 'an opportunity': US business advocacy group … [Read more...] about Coronavirus pandemic | Special train ferrying 2.4 lakh litres of milk for Delhiites

Working in teams of two, the Oops team pulls up to a house, rifles quickly through the recycling, and then fills out the report card: a red “Oops” note, which says which items in the bin can’t be recycled, along with a handwritten explanation of where the bin went wrong; or a green “Shine On,” telling the resident to keep being awesome. The house’s status is then logged in a database by the second team member, who is also marking which houses they’ve hit and which route they’ll take. The first time a house gets an Oops tag, the city will still empty the bin. After that, it’s up to the resident to either correct the error or risk having their recycling bin sit full of empty cheesy pizza boxes and plastic bags until they clean it out themselves. If a house gets two Oops tags in a row, the city will drag the bin back up to the house, in a slap on the wrist to the resident. If someone insists on placing recycling bins full of … [Read more...] about How America’s least sustainable city learned to love recycling