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The singer spotted an online page seeking donations to help her fund a maths degree at university.

Dhruv Garg, from Wokingham was looking for something to occupy his time during the summer holidays.

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People familiar with the development place the deal at $30 million at a valuation of $ 676 million (approx. Rs 4500 crores).

Hash-Learn offers a mobile app Hash-Learn Now that enables students to instantly connect with reputed tutors round the clock for help .

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Research projects had found accurate marking could be carried out overseas, in countries such as India, for about 3 pounds per hour or less.

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