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The vehicles will be operated at Pragati Maidan, which is the venue for several trade fairs including the ongoing auto show.
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Indeed, the Maidan is the centre of all that is grand and imposing; the shabby and the unsightly is kept behind, out of view.
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Beyond the warehouses, the business section and the government buildings, along the bank of the river for several miles, is an open space or common, called the Maidan, the amusement and recreation ground of the public, who show their appreciation by putting it to good use.
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Indeed, the Maidan is the centre of all that is grand and imposing; the shabby and the unsightly is kept behind, out of view.
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Again, richly caparisoned camels from the Khedive's stables occasionally heighten the Eastern aspect of the scene, which recalled the Maidan of Calcutta most vividly.
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"I will not call another Maidan [Independence Square demonstration] and will not allow public protests," she said.
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The Kiev district court ruled that the Tymoshenko block and the youth wing of Yanukovych's party will not be allowed to hold rallies at Independence Square, known as Maidan from February 1 to March 1.
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The Kiev district court ruled that the Tymoshenko block and the youth wing of Yanukovych's party will not be allowed to hold rallies at Independence Square, known as Maidan from February 1 to March 1.
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"I will not call another Maidan [Independence Square demonstration] and will not allow public protests," she said.
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The Orange Revolution, in which tens of thousands of people demonstrated on Independence Square -- commonly known as Maidan -- brought current President Yushchenko to power.
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