Bansal

Proper noun

Meaning

Bansal (plural Bansals)

A surname from Hindi.

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Examples

Among the officers who have been promoted are Jyoti Arora, B Anand, Neel Kamal Darbari, Bidyut Bihari Swain, Apurva Chandra, Rajiv Bansal, Ali Raza Rizvi, Praveen Kr Srivastava, Arvind Singh and Indevar Pandey. Source: Internet

Bansal, another petitioner in-person, said medical and safety measures are required for these migrant labourers. Source: Internet

Arun Bansal, president for Europe and Latin America at Ericsson, added that 5G is set to “transform business, industry and society across France”. Source: Internet

Georgetown University infectious disease modeler Shweta Bansal, who wasn't involved with the study, that this is "not a prediction or forecast, because we can will this number out of existence." Source: Internet

He also stated that the Kurukshetra war took place in 3139 BCE. citation * A. K. Bansal calculated 21 July 3228 BCE as the birth date of Sri Krishna. citation citation * B. V. Raman states that Sri Krishna was born on 19 July 3228 BCE. Source: Internet

K Bansal (68), a taxation advocate who claims to be a member of Bhartiya Loktantra Party, said this was his first time contesting any election. Source: Internet

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