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Maoist secretary Posta Bahadur Bogati 'Diwakar' at a programme in the capital.
News 2010
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'Diwakar' today said conspiracies were being hatched to give birth to another dictator by dissolving the Constituent Assembly.
News 2009
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Famed veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah plays Diwakar, a kind but ageing man who visits Ruth for his leg pain and is protective of her.
Marissa Bronfman: That Girl In Yellow Boots Breaks Ground For Indian Cinema at TIFF 2010
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Famed veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah plays Diwakar, a kind but ageing man who visits Ruth for his leg pain and is protective of her.
Marissa Bronfman: That Girl In Yellow Boots Breaks Ground For Indian Cinema at TIFF 2010
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Famed veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah plays Diwakar, a kind but ageing man who visits Ruth for his leg pain and is protective of her.
Marissa Bronfman: Girl In Yellow Boots Breaks Ground For Indian Cinema 2010
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Dr Vin Diwakar, chief medical officer at Birmingham Children's Hospital, said: We are deeply sorry for the unimaginable distress we have caused Sophie and her family as a result of the care she received at our hospital three years ago.
BBC News - Home 2011
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The Indian banking system is under pressure and higher provisioning is "imminent" if regulators want to control asset quality, Diwakar Gupta, Mumbai-based managing director and chief financial officer of State Bank of India, said on July 2.
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"Radio designs based on the new Si484x receivers require no manually tuned components, enabling radio makers to eliminate costly manual placement, testing and tuning in their manufacturing lines, thereby reducing labor cost while improving capacity, yield and time to market," said Diwakar Vishakhadatta, general manager of Silicon Labs' broadcast audio products.
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The Indian banking system is under pressure and higher provisioning is "imminent" if regulators want to control asset quality, Diwakar Gupta, Mumbai-based managing director and chief financial officer of State Bank of India, said on July 2.
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The Indian banking system is under pressure and higher provisioning is "imminent" if regulators want to control asset quality, Diwakar Gupta, Mumbai-based managing director and chief financial officer of
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