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Mini JCW 1965 Victory Edition Revealed Honouring 1965 Monte Carlo Win
Mini has unveiled the John Cooper Works 1965 Victory Edition, a limited hot hatch celebrating its Monte Carlo Rally triumph.
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How An Indian Navy Sea Hawk Flew A Groom To His Wedding Amid 1965 Indo-Pak Tensions
During India-Pakistan tensions in May 1965, a young lieutenant flew the Indian Navy aircraft to get married and be back on duty within 24 hours
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"Tamil Will Win," Posts Producer Of Parasakthi, A Film On Tamil Nadu Anti-Hindi Protests Of 1965
Sivakarthikeyan's Parasakthi has received a UA certificate from the Censor Board ahead of its January 10 release
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60 Years Ago, The CIA Lost A Nuclear Device In The Himalayas. It's Still There
In 1965, American and Indian climbers secretly hauled a plutonium-powered generator to the Himalayas.
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Lal Bahadur Shastri's Legacy: How India's 'Silent Saviour' Shaped The Green Revolution And National Unity
Lal Bahadur Shastri is remembered for his leadership during the 1965 Indo-Pak war, his iconic slogan "Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan," and his pivotal role in promoting the Green Revolution in India.
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"Ship Has Already Sunk": Kerala Assembly Sees Clash Over Amoebic Brain Fever Issue
The Kerala Assembly on Wednesday witnessed stormy scenes for the second day in a row as an Opposition adjournment motion on amoebic meningoencephalitis (brain fever) led to a fierce exchange between treasury and Opposition benches.
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South Korea Overturns 61-Year Ruling On Woman's Self-Defence Case
A South Korean court acquitted on Wednesday a woman convicted six decades ago for defending herself against sexual violence, after she challenged the ruling inspired by the country's #MeToo movement.
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Air Force Chief's Solo Sortie In Symbolic Farewell To Mig-21 Fighter Jets
As part of the symbolic farewell, Air Chief Marshal A P Singh flew solo sorties of the MiG-21 from Nal on August 18-19, marking an emotional moment for the force and for generations of pilots trained on the Russian-origin fighter jet
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China's Xi Jinping Makes Rare Visit To Tibet, A Second-Ever As President
Chinese leader Xi Jinping made a rare visit to Tibet on Wednesday to mark the 60th anniversary of the consolidation of Beijing's long-contested rule over the Himalayan territory.
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Old US Spy Satellite Images To Guide New Blueprint For Ganga Revival
The Uttar Pradesh government announced on Monday that, in a historic initiative to chart a course for the Ganga River's future through its past, the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) had launched a major project led by IIT Kanpur.
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Mini JCW 1965 Victory Edition Revealed Honouring 1965 Monte Carlo Win
Mini has unveiled the John Cooper Works 1965 Victory Edition, a limited hot hatch celebrating its Monte Carlo Rally triumph.
-
How An Indian Navy Sea Hawk Flew A Groom To His Wedding Amid 1965 Indo-Pak Tensions
During India-Pakistan tensions in May 1965, a young lieutenant flew the Indian Navy aircraft to get married and be back on duty within 24 hours
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"Tamil Will Win," Posts Producer Of Parasakthi, A Film On Tamil Nadu Anti-Hindi Protests Of 1965
Sivakarthikeyan's Parasakthi has received a UA certificate from the Censor Board ahead of its January 10 release
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60 Years Ago, The CIA Lost A Nuclear Device In The Himalayas. It's Still There
In 1965, American and Indian climbers secretly hauled a plutonium-powered generator to the Himalayas.
-
Lal Bahadur Shastri's Legacy: How India's 'Silent Saviour' Shaped The Green Revolution And National Unity
Lal Bahadur Shastri is remembered for his leadership during the 1965 Indo-Pak war, his iconic slogan "Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan," and his pivotal role in promoting the Green Revolution in India.
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"Ship Has Already Sunk": Kerala Assembly Sees Clash Over Amoebic Brain Fever Issue
The Kerala Assembly on Wednesday witnessed stormy scenes for the second day in a row as an Opposition adjournment motion on amoebic meningoencephalitis (brain fever) led to a fierce exchange between treasury and Opposition benches.
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South Korea Overturns 61-Year Ruling On Woman's Self-Defence Case
A South Korean court acquitted on Wednesday a woman convicted six decades ago for defending herself against sexual violence, after she challenged the ruling inspired by the country's #MeToo movement.
-
Air Force Chief's Solo Sortie In Symbolic Farewell To Mig-21 Fighter Jets
As part of the symbolic farewell, Air Chief Marshal A P Singh flew solo sorties of the MiG-21 from Nal on August 18-19, marking an emotional moment for the force and for generations of pilots trained on the Russian-origin fighter jet
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China's Xi Jinping Makes Rare Visit To Tibet, A Second-Ever As President
Chinese leader Xi Jinping made a rare visit to Tibet on Wednesday to mark the 60th anniversary of the consolidation of Beijing's long-contested rule over the Himalayan territory.
-
Old US Spy Satellite Images To Guide New Blueprint For Ganga Revival
The Uttar Pradesh government announced on Monday that, in a historic initiative to chart a course for the Ganga River's future through its past, the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) had launched a major project led by IIT Kanpur.
