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‪#‎IndianRailways‬ building World's Highest Rail Bridge.!
35 m higher than Eiffel Tower, over Chenab River, Jammu and Kashmir.

Economy of Japan

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Economy of Japan: Nation's Growth Domestic Product Declines by 1.4 Percent, Government Says

The news comes after the Bank of Japan announced negative interest rates for the first time. Stocks in Tokyo still rose 7.2 percent on Monday after falling 11 percent last week.

Indian Railways

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Indian Railways: Organization to Invest Rs 9,800 Crore in Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train

The Japan Investment Cooperation Agency will provide 81 percent of the investment as a loan, Railway Board chairman A.K. Mittal said. The project is expected to commence development in early 2017.

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Game of Thrones

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Game of Thrones: HBO Releases New Trailer From Upcoming 6th Season

Set in the House of Black and White’s Hall of Faces, the trailer shows characters from past seasons, including Ned Stark, King Joffrey and Jon Snow. “Game of Thrones” is set to return April 24.

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Deadpool: Marvel Comics Film Breaks Records With Estimated $135 Million Opening Weekend

"Deadpool" set records for the biggest domestic R-rated opening, biggest February weekend and biggest Presidents Day four-day weekend, according to studio estimates.

Hong Kong

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Hong Kong: City Lit by 25,000 LED Roses on Valentine's Day, Organizers Say

South Korea's Light Rose Garden began its 2016 world tour in Hong Kong Sunday, running from Feb. 14 to Feb. 22 before heading to Singapore. Twenty-five roses are planted for every 32 square feet.

Bank of Baroda

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Bank of Baroda: Bank Reports Record 3rd Quarter Loss of Rs 3,342 Crore

The loss was incurred partly due to a surge in bad loans and provisions against such loans, the bank reported Saturday. It is the highest quarterly loss in the history of Indian banking