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"Establishing a separate debt office earlier would have helped," said Deepali Bhargava, an economist at the Indian unit of ING Groep NV in Mumbai.
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According to the FIR, on March 3, 2006, Beniwal, a college student then, was caught by the police after he had jumped the red light near Deepali Chowk in Saraswati Vihar.
The Times of India 2010
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Deepali Design and Exhibits, founded by Vinay Mittal, the nephew of BJP's 'tentwallah'
The Economic Times 2010
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The most lucrative deals, worth Rs 230 crore, have gone to the PICO-Deepali consortium, documents in possession of ET show.
The Times of India 2010
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(Suma Shirur), Deepali didi (Deepali Deshpande) and Anuja didi (Anuja Jung) were neglected despite achieving so much.
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"Relationships are tough and need to be constantly worked upon," says Raja Bhatnagar, who runs a Bangalore-based PR agency with his wife Deepali.
The Times of India 2010
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Deepali, who was out to celebrate the day with her friends, said that in the middle of all the terror striking different parts of the country it was important for people to do something extra on Valentine's day.
The Times of India 2010
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The most lucrative deals, worth Rs 230 crore, have gone to the PICO-Deepali consortium.
Times Now 2010
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"Relationships are tough and need to be constantly worked upon," says Raja Bhatnagar, who runs a Bangalore-based PR agency with his wife Deepali.
The Times of India 2010
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The most lucrative deals, worth Rs 230 crore, have gone to the PICO-Deepali consortium, documents in possession of ET show.
The Times of India 2010
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