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11 December 2024

Daniel Ballard of Sunderland attempts to win the match late with a backward header during the Sky Bet Championship Third Round match between Sunderland and Bristol City at the Stadium Of Light in Sunderland, on December 10, 2024.

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#2928884

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928912

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928920

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928926

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928928

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928930

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928934

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928948

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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