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Thakur

[ tah-koor ]

noun

  1. chief or master (used as a term of respectful address among the Kshatriya caste in India).


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Word History and Origins

Origin of Thakur1

1790–1800; < Hindi ṻܰ master, chief < Prakrit ṻܰ village headman < Sanskrit: a title
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At Taunton, overseas seamers Matt Henry and Migael Pretorius will share a lot of the work, while Essex's preparations were upset with the loss of India fast bowler Shardul Thakur barely two weeks before the start of the season - but they do still have Simon Harmer in their armoury.

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Delhi made a terrible start to their reply as Shardul Thakur struck twice in the first over to remove Jake Fraser-McGurk and Abishek Porel cheaply, before Faf du Plessis and Axar Patel steadied the ship with knocks of 29 and 22.

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Mr Thakur denied the allegation and said authorities "have all the data to continue with the project".

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Baleshwar Thakur, who heads the National Water Development Agency, however, defended the project, saying authorities had conducted a thorough research and acquired all environmental clearances for the project.

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Mr Thakur said that about 90% of the people had chosen to take the lump sum amount.

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