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Toy Train, Tea Gardens And Cool Weather - Why Summer In Ooty Just Feels Right
From scenic train journeys and calm lakes to colourful gardens and wildlife safaris, every moment here feels picture-perfect.
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Which Is The Smallest Country In The World?
Despite its tiny size, Vatican City is one of the most visited places in Europe and an easy addition to a Rome trip.
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6 Affordable Experiences That Show A Different Side Of Singapore
You don't need luxury bookings to enjoy Singapore - some of its most memorable experiences are completely free or surprisingly affordable.
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Darjeeling Travel Guide: Best Time To Go, Places To Visit And Things To Do
Darjeeling is one of India's most charming hill stations and a popular escape from the summer heat.
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Delhi Bets Big On Semiconductors, Eyes Chip Hub Status With New Policy
Delhi has entered the semiconductor race, with the government drafting a policy to build capacity in chip design, research and related segments, while aiming to create jobs and attract investment.
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Which Waterfall Is Called The 'Twin Falls' Of India?
Kempty Falls in Mussoorie is known as the Twin Falls of India for its unique multi-tiered cascade forming natural pools.
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Can You Spot Fake Watermelon With The Viral Cotton Trick? A Fact-Check
Many times, shoppers are unable to tell the difference between a natural and a treated watermelon. Attracted by its bright red colour, people often end up buying an adulterated fruit.
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Rajput, Jaat, Gujjar...: Is It Legal To Write Your Caste On Car?
The use of cast stickers like Brahman, Yadav, Gujjar, Jaat, Rajput and others on cars is considered illegal in India and can attract a challan.
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Noida Turns 50: How The Planned City Outgrew Its Initial Brief
Noida's growth has been steady. This created trust. And trust attracted capital. Today, Noida is no longer just a supporting player in the NCR story.
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Lalit Modi Namedrops IPL In Big Proposal To Save 'Dying' Test Cricket
Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi has made a bold suggestion to save Test cricket amid growing interest in T20 leagues around the world.
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Toy Train, Tea Gardens And Cool Weather - Why Summer In Ooty Just Feels Right
From scenic train journeys and calm lakes to colourful gardens and wildlife safaris, every moment here feels picture-perfect.
-
Which Is The Smallest Country In The World?
Despite its tiny size, Vatican City is one of the most visited places in Europe and an easy addition to a Rome trip.
-
6 Affordable Experiences That Show A Different Side Of Singapore
You don't need luxury bookings to enjoy Singapore - some of its most memorable experiences are completely free or surprisingly affordable.
-
Darjeeling Travel Guide: Best Time To Go, Places To Visit And Things To Do
Darjeeling is one of India's most charming hill stations and a popular escape from the summer heat.
-
Delhi Bets Big On Semiconductors, Eyes Chip Hub Status With New Policy
Delhi has entered the semiconductor race, with the government drafting a policy to build capacity in chip design, research and related segments, while aiming to create jobs and attract investment.
-
Which Waterfall Is Called The 'Twin Falls' Of India?
Kempty Falls in Mussoorie is known as the Twin Falls of India for its unique multi-tiered cascade forming natural pools.
-
Can You Spot Fake Watermelon With The Viral Cotton Trick? A Fact-Check
Many times, shoppers are unable to tell the difference between a natural and a treated watermelon. Attracted by its bright red colour, people often end up buying an adulterated fruit.
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Rajput, Jaat, Gujjar...: Is It Legal To Write Your Caste On Car?
The use of cast stickers like Brahman, Yadav, Gujjar, Jaat, Rajput and others on cars is considered illegal in India and can attract a challan.
-
Noida Turns 50: How The Planned City Outgrew Its Initial Brief
Noida's growth has been steady. This created trust. And trust attracted capital. Today, Noida is no longer just a supporting player in the NCR story.
-
Lalit Modi Namedrops IPL In Big Proposal To Save 'Dying' Test Cricket
Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi has made a bold suggestion to save Test cricket amid growing interest in T20 leagues around the world.
