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Wanted to retire, but Imran Khan threw me a challenge: Sunil Gavaskar - Times of India

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By Sharan Deol, Sunil Gavaskar
| The Times of India Verified
"You can't retire now. Pakistan is coming to India next year and I want to beat India in India. If you aren't part of that team, it won't be the same. Come on, let's have one last tilt against each other," Imran Khan replied when I told him I planned to retire at the end of the India tour of England.It was in 1986 and we were having lunch at an Italian restaurant in London.
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Session on mind power techniques held at Chandigarh college - Times of India

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By Sharan Deol, Deepak Yadav
| The Times of India Verified
CHANDIGARH: To strengthen the mental abilities of the students, Kailash Didi with her team of Brahma Kumaris from Rajpura interacted with the students of Aryans Group of Colleges on Friday.The session was organized on 'Improvement of Concentration and Memory Power'.Kailash Didi, while interacting with the students, stressed on the importance of a concentrated mind in student’s life.
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‘Recycled asphalt can help build better, cheaper roads’ - Times of India

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By Sharan Deol, Gauree Malkarnekar
| The Times of India Verified
PANAJI: At a time when the quality of roads has become a matter of concern with major thoroughfares popping potholes by the dozen every few days, a research project conducted by students from Don Bosco College of Engineering in Fatorda has found that recycled asphalt can be utilised to build better quality roads.
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