by KALIBEROV, S. A, MARKET, J. M, GILLESPIE, G. Y, KRENDELCHTCHIKOVA, V, DELLA MANNA, D, SELLERS, J. C, KALIBEROVA, L. N, BLACK, M. E, BUCHSBAUM, D. J
Published in Gene therapy (01.07.2007)

by Houlihan, Francis, Sakamuri, Raj, Romano, Andrew, Rentkiewicz, David, Dammel, Ralph, Stephanko, Nickolay, Market, M., Vermeir, U. Mierau Inge, Hohle, Christoph, Conley, Sill, Miller, Daniel, Itani, Toshiro, Shigematus, Masato, Kawaguchi, Etsuo
Published in Journal of Photopolymer Science and Technology (01.01.2004)

by Market, Janet M
Published in Nursing forum (Hillsdale) (01.04.2002)

by Danova, N.A, Colopy, S.A, Radtke, C.L, Kalscheur, V.L, Markel, M.D, Vanderby, R, McCabe, R.P, Escarcega, A.J, Muir, P
Published in Bone (New York, N.Y.) (01.08.2003)

by Kepler, Thomas B., He, Min, Tomfohr, John K., Devlin, Blythe H., Sarzotti, Marcella, Markert, M. Louise
Published in Bioinformatics (15.08.2005)

by Market, M, Cheung, K, Bhatt, M
Published in Canadian journal of plastic surgery (01.07.2017)

by MARKET, M. C, CSENDES, T
Published in Computing (01.04.2006)

by Recalling some of her fondest memories of the city Rasika says I was in the LSR hostel, most of my best memories about Delhi are very foodrelated Whenever I am here I want to try something new Our hot favourite back in college used to be the paranthe wala at Moolchand In fact when I came to shoot for Delhi Crimes first season I went back to Moolchand just to have the paranthas Back then there used to be a little stall that would pack paranthas in a newspaper I also remember how my friends, save, I would, divide our pocket money, bahut soch soch kar hum hot chocolate fudge khaate thayWE USED TO STAND IN LONG QUEUES TO BUY MOVIE TICKETS AT SAKET FOR JUST 7A cinema buff the actress says she would stand in long queues to get a cheaper ticket at a Saket cinema hall She says Back then the ticket for these front rows which were available at a separate counter cost 7 My friends, I would stand in queues for three to four hours just to buy those tickets Since none of us had enough money at that point we would shop at Greater Kailash M Block market, wear each others clothes We would also go to Bengali Market for chhole kulcheNEED TO COME BACK TO DELHI FOR A FOOD TRIPEvery time I come here it is a rushed trip, I always feel I need to come back to the city for a food trip especially in winter The food here is simply outstanding I think Delhi deserves it In fact even inbetween interviews during my recent visit to Delhi at the hotel I could smell some amazing aroma of dal makhani, I couldnt resist ordering one for myself I have a lot of friends, family members in Delhi so whenever I am here I ensure I meet a different set so that I can meet all of them she saysOTT CHANGED MANY ACTORS LIVES INCLUDING MINEProjects in the streaming space have broken the set formula The gusto with which content is being consumed across genres is proof of the fact that the audience was always ready to embrace new, interesting content says Rasika adding I am happy to see that in the last few years after streaming became popular it is not just three or four actors that have had successful shows every month there is a new show so there seems to be a room for everyone There is an opportunity for everybody be it in terms of genre or talent there is no dearth However there are cons to every medium, OTT is no exception Rasika says There is a clutter of content, not everything that is written for streaming services is of topnotch quality Some shows or films are mediocre too Once a show gets successful there is a need to come up with subsequent seasons quickly but I hope that time is given to maintain the quality that they have come up with We should not fall into the trap of producing subsequent seasons at such speed that it impacts the quality of a show in any way Wish to know what your favourite stars are up to FollowDelhiTimesOnline
Published in The Times of India (Online) (08.10.2022)

by LOVED GETTING PARANTHAS PACKED FROM MOOLCHANDRecalling some of her fondest memories of the city Rasika says I was in the LSR hostel, most of my best memories about Delhi are very foodrelated Whenever I am in Delhi I want to try something new Our hot favourite back in college used to be the paranthe wala at Moolchand In fact when I came to shoot for Delhi Crimes first season I went back to Moolchand just to have the paranthas Back then there used to be a little stall that would pack paranthas in a newspaper I also remember how my friends, save, I would, divide our pocket money, bahut soch soch kar hum hot chocolate fudge khaate thayWE USED TO STAND IN LONG QUEUES TO BUY MOVIE TICKETS AT SAKET FOR JUST 7A cinema buff the actress says she would stand in long queues to get a cheaper ticket at a Saket cinema hall She says Back then the ticket for these front rows which were available at a separate counter cost 7 My friends, I would stand in queues for three to four hours just to buy those tickets Since none of us had enough money at that point we would shop at Greater Kailash M Block market, wear each others clothes We would also go to Bengali Market for chhole kulcheNEED TO COME BACK TO DELHI FOR A FOOD TRIPEvery time I am in Delhi it is a rushed trip, I always feel I need to come back to the city for a food trip especially in winter The food is simply outstanding In fact even in between interviews during my recent visit to Delhi at the hotel I could smell some amazing aroma of dal makhani, I couldnt resist ordering one for myself I have a lot of friends, family members in Delhi I ensure I meet a different set so that I can meet all of them whenever I am in the city she saysOTT CHANGED MANY ACTORS LIVES INCLUDING MINE Projects in the streaming space have broken the set formula The gusto with which content is being consumed across genres is proof of the fact that the audience was always ready to embrace new, interesting content says Rasika adding I am happy to see that in the last few years after streaming became popular it is not just three or four actors that have had successful shows every month there is a new show so there seems to be a room for everyone There is an opportunity for everybody be it in terms of genre or talent there is no dearth However there are cons to every medium, OTT is no exception Rasika says There is a clutter of content, not everything that is written for streaming services is of topnotch quality Some shows or films are mediocre too Once a show gets successful there is a need to come up with subsequent seasons quickly but I hope that time is given to maintain the quality that they have come up with We should not fall into the trap of producing subsequent seasons at such speed that it impacts the quality of a show in any way
Published in The Times of India (Online) (08.10.2022)

by Regulation shifts on M-Day sent market costs soaring, leaving some risking becoming like the dinosaurs
Published in Financial adviser (08.03.2007)

by SHANDER, DOUGLAS, GAITHERSBURG, MD 20878, US, HARRINGTON, F. EUGENE, NEW MARKET, MD 21774, US, WHITMORE, MARY CLAIRE, LYNCHBURG, VA 24503, US
Year of Publication 12.08.1999

by HANDELMAN, JOSEPH, H., NEW YORK, NY 10023, US, AHLUWALIA, GURPREET, S., GAITHERSBURG, MD 20879, US, SHANDER, DOUGLAS, GAITHERSBURG, MD 20878, US, HARRINGTON, EUGENE, F., NEW MARKET, MD 21774, US
Year of Publication 16.04.1998

by Idli dosa batter soonKMF is planning to launch Nandini idli, batter in the next two months riding piggyback on its huge sale network in the stateJagadish said they already have 160plus products in the market, a consumer buying milk curd or bread will naturally look for idli, dosa batter We are finalizing the tender process for a copacker Though there are already private players we have advantages that others do not have The batter price will likely be on par with that of similar products available in the market the MD said
Published in The Times of India (Online) (26.06.2024)

by Ravai, M. (Thomas J. Payne Market Development, Burlingame, CA)
Published in Cereal foods world (01.05.1992)

by Ravai, M. (Thomas J. Payne Market Development, Burlingame, CA.)
Published in Nutrition today (Annapolis) (01.08.1995)

by Proceedings quashedThe judge quashed the proceedings against M Gopal a resident of Mulbagal taluk in Kolar district Gopal is director of a company called MG 6 Wholesale Market India Pvt Ltd He had challenged proceedings initiated against him before the judicial magistrate first class Mulbagal by a fellow director Ganga Reddy a resident of BengaluruWhile the petitioner owned 55 shares complainant Reddy held 45 Reddy alleged that Gopal had defrauded the company, the private complaint was lodged in 2015 Gopal argued that no private complaint can be filed by the director or a shareholder, the procedure under Section 212 has not been followed
Published in The Times of India (Online) (02.11.2022)