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If translated the Hindi word ‘Jugad’ means to manage somehow, it implies the spirit to survive against heavy odds and to excel. This is something India inc. excels in - Creativity, determination and perseverance. All over the world Indians have.
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Armed operation against militants in Orakzai agency has frightened civilians in Hangu city since last morning, as told by locals of Hangu. The operation has reportedly...
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