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Rejected Abroad, Consumed at Home

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By Rishabh Mishra
Pesticides used within approved limits are generally safe; the real risk comes from excessive, frequent, or prolonged exposure. Two years ago, Hong Kong, Singapore, and five other countries rejected consignments...
Food 
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Rejected Abroad, Consumed at Home

Govt has done a lot for Marathas, says Sreejaya

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Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Sreejaya, daughter of BJP MP Ashok Chavan and party’s nominee from Maharashtra’s Bhokar assembly seat, has said the opposition’s “false propaganda” will not work this time and asserted...
Battle for the Ballot 
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Govt has done a lot for Marathas, says Sreejaya

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