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Vrinda Goel is a journalist with the web team at Business Standard, where she manages web desk operations, conducts research, and writes stories across a diverse range of topics. She focuses on delivering timely and well-researched content. Her interests lie in covering trending and engaging stories that resonate with a wide readership, spanning national and international news, the economy, and current affairs.
Vrinda Goel is a journalist with the web team at Business Standard, where she manages web desk operations, conducts research, and writes stories across a diverse range of topics. She focuses on delivering timely and well-researched content. Her interests lie in covering trending and engaging stories that resonate with a wide readership, spanning national and international news, the economy, and current affairs.
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Bank of Baroda said it had not been served with the suit and could not comment on the contents of the pleadings, which had not been tested in court
Ashutosh Ranka, Ajinkya Shinde and Saurav Das were detained early Tuesday for allegedly breaching barricades to enter Jantar Mantar
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