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Last updated: May 22 2013 22:37 IST RSS 2.0
 
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Air pollution and noise pollution up heart disease risk 21.5.2013 Latest News
Both fine-particle air pollution and noise pollution may increase a person's risk of developing cardiovascular disease, according to a new study. German researchers conducted a large population study, in which both factors were considered ...
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Air and noise pollution raise cardiovascular risk 21.5.2013 Latest News
Both air and noise pollution may increase an individual's risk of developing cardiovascular disease, according to a study in which both factors were considered simultaneously.Using data from the Heinz Nixdorf Recall study, an ongoing population ...
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Air and noise pollution raise cardiovascular risk 21.5.2013 Deccan Chronicle: Lifestyle
Both air and noise pollution may increase an individual's risk of developing cardiovascular disease, according to a study in which both factors were considered simultaneously. Using data from the Heinz Nixdorf Recall study, an ongoing population study from three neighbouring cities in the Ruhr
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It was a rainy Monday evening 21.5.2013 Hindu: Bangalore
After a sultry morning and a pleasant afternoon, the city experienced a good drenching that caused traffic jams and at least 16 tree falls on Monday.Trees were uprooted near the Surana Coll...
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Huge traffic jams in Central Delhi 21.5.2013 Hindu: Delhi
Due to restrictions in the wake of Chinese Premier’s visit
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Traffic SP glare on autos, hawkers 21.5.2013 The Telegraph : Jharkhand
Ranchi traffic police on Monday took vital decisions, including the construction of three rickshaw stands and crackdown on errant auto drivers and hawkers, to ease congestion and curb mishaps.
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Bangalore to get rain for two more days 21.5.2013 deccanherald.com
Cool weather and rain gave the people of Bangalore the much-needed respite from heat on Monday. Showers began towards the evening and lasted well into the night. Heavy showers were experienced in several parts of the City as well as on outskirts like Devanahalli. Trees were uprooted near Surana College, BTM Layout, JP Nagar 5th Phase (16th Cross), Isro Layout and Koramangala 4th Block. However, there were no injuries reported from any of these places. Residents also reported water-logging at Anepalya near Johnson Market. This led to a traffic jam and resulted in a hold-up of vehicles for nearly an hour. The City recorded around 14 mm of rainfall with a maximum temperature of 33.7 degrees Celsius. HAL Airport received 25.2 mm and the Yelahanka area recorded around 14.4 mm of precipitation. Chikmagalur district received 13 mm of rainfall and Gadag recorded 18 mm of rainfall. Spells of rain and thundershowers are expected to occur in some area, with the maximum temperature hovering around ...
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After difficult Monday, more traffic woes likely today 21.5.2013 Deccan Herald - New Delhi
After difficult Monday, more traffic woes likely today
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Milan rail over-bridge to open next week (Cached) 21.5.2013 Indian Express: Mumbai
WITH the much-delayed Milan rail over-bridge set to open by next week, commuters in the western suburbs can now heave a sigh of relief.
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VVIP movements cripple capital traffic, spark snarls (Cached) 21.5.2013 TOI: Delhi Times
VVIP movements cripple capital traffic, spark snarls
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After mad Monday, gear up for more 21.5.2013 Delhi News, Delhi City News - Cities News - Times of India
After mad Monday, gear up for more
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Gridlock, Made by China 21.5.2013 Latest News
So it wasnt just the aam aadmi who were stuck in the monumental traffic jams caused by road closures in the capital on account of Chinese Premier Li Keqiangs visit. Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah also discovered that his official ...
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Diversions for Li visit lead to snarls, brace for more today (Cached) 20.5.2013 Indian Express: Delhi
Thousands of commuters were stuck in traffic snarls in Central Delhi on Monday morning, due to traffic restrictions placed on account of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang''s visit to the national capital.
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The buzz 20.5.2013 HT: Editorial
The buzz
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Commuters fume as Li's visit fuels tailbacks in Delhi 20.5.2013 Latest News
Harassed commuters spent hours in negotiating traffic jams and diversions on a hot summer day and questioned the logic behind blocking off key roads
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Li's visit: Vehicular movement hit due to restrictions (Cached) 20.5.2013 Indian Express: Delhi
Traffic jams were witnessed on roads leading to Connaught Place from all directions.
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Reader’s Mail 20.5.2013 The Hindu: Today's Paper
Reader’s Mail
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Li's visit: Vehicular movement hit due to restrictions 20.5.2013 Latest News
Vehicular movement was disrupted in the capital this morning due to restrictions enforced in view of Chinese premier Li Keqiang's visit to the capital. Traffic jams were witnessed on roads leading to Connaught Place from all directions. Vehicular ...
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Traffic restrictions for Li's visit hits commuters (Cached) 20.5.2013 New Kerala: India News
New Delhi, May 20 : Commuters here faced difficulties Monday morning as traffic restrictions were placed in and around central Delhi and in parts of south Delhi due to the visit of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
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A handshake across the Himalayas: Li's visit to India (Cached) 20.5.2013 Oneindia.in: News
New Delhi, May 20: India and China do have "difficult issues left over from history" but are destined to exist together, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said in a published article Monday. Li's visit Writing in The Hindu newspaper, Li
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