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The result of the US Presidential Elections continues to dominate all the newspapers for the second consecutive day today. Pledging to be President of all Americans , "Biden vows to unify America" calling for end to 'era of demonisation', writes The Tribune ."Modi greets Joe and Kamala, readies for new government in US" notes The Asian Age.While The Hindu states "Thulasendrapuram, Harris' ancestral village, erupts in joy over Kamala's victory ."
"A new President for US, New economic ties for us"observes The Economic Times.
A headline in The Indian Express quoting the Prime Minister writes, "Shipping ministry to be renamed " to Ministry of Port , Shipping and Waterways to bring clarity in the work it does.
"Free annual check-ups for staff above 40" reports Business Standard according to the new labour rules being prepared by the Union Government.
Under the headline "UK to honour Saragarhi Hero "The Times of India writes about a nine foot tall bronze statue of Havildar Ishar Singh set to become the first monument in Britain specifically honouring the fallen Heroes.
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