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Untold Story Of The Deadliest Railway Line During British India That Cost 24,000 Lives
At the project's peak, roughly 25,000 labourers - men, women and children - worked the site using little more than bare hands and rudimentary tools, with limited access to clean drinking water.
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The 3 Bills That Will Soon Replace British-Era Criminal Laws. Their Aim Explained
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today introduced three bills in the Lok Sabha to replace the Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Evidence Act, which are British-era laws.
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Mumbai Local Trains On 2 Lines To Shut For 27 Hours, Affect 37 Lakh People
The Central Railway (CR) will conduct a 27-hour mega block from tonight to dismantle the British-era Carnac Bridge between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) and Masjid Bunder station in south Mumbai.
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Tunnel To Red Fort Found, Used By British To Move Freedom Fighters
A tunnel-like structure was discovered at the Delhi Legislative Assembly on Thursday.
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7 British Era Antique Guns Stolen From Governor's House In Mount Abu
Seven British era guns were stolen from the Raj Bhawan at Mount Abu in Rajasthan Saturday night. The antique guns were mounted on the wall as decorative pieces for decades, said the local authorities.
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8 British Era Dishes That Are Still Served in Chennai’s Gentleman’s Clubs
Dishes from Chennai's British Era gentleman's clubs date back to the 19th Century. Here are some of the favourites.
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Sri Lanka To Make Heroes Out Of British-Era 'Traitors'
Sri Lanka announced plans on Monday to rescind a list of 19 nationals described as "traitors" for leading an insurrection against colonial rule nearly 200 years ago.
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150-Metre-Long British Era Bunker Discovered Below Raj Bhavan In Maharashtra
A 150-meter long underground British era bunker which had been closed for several decades was discovered by Maharashtra Governor Ch Vidyasagar Rao inside the Raj Bhavan complex at Malabar Hill in Mumbai.
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Fire damages British-era building in Assam
A historical building dating back to the British era in Upper Assam's Jorhat town was partially damaged in a fire on Sunday.
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Untold Story Of The Deadliest Railway Line During British India That Cost 24,000 Lives
At the project's peak, roughly 25,000 labourers - men, women and children - worked the site using little more than bare hands and rudimentary tools, with limited access to clean drinking water.
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The 3 Bills That Will Soon Replace British-Era Criminal Laws. Their Aim Explained
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today introduced three bills in the Lok Sabha to replace the Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Evidence Act, which are British-era laws.
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Mumbai Local Trains On 2 Lines To Shut For 27 Hours, Affect 37 Lakh People
The Central Railway (CR) will conduct a 27-hour mega block from tonight to dismantle the British-era Carnac Bridge between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) and Masjid Bunder station in south Mumbai.
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Tunnel To Red Fort Found, Used By British To Move Freedom Fighters
A tunnel-like structure was discovered at the Delhi Legislative Assembly on Thursday.
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7 British Era Antique Guns Stolen From Governor's House In Mount Abu
Seven British era guns were stolen from the Raj Bhawan at Mount Abu in Rajasthan Saturday night. The antique guns were mounted on the wall as decorative pieces for decades, said the local authorities.
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8 British Era Dishes That Are Still Served in Chennai’s Gentleman’s Clubs
Dishes from Chennai's British Era gentleman's clubs date back to the 19th Century. Here are some of the favourites.
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Sri Lanka To Make Heroes Out Of British-Era 'Traitors'
Sri Lanka announced plans on Monday to rescind a list of 19 nationals described as "traitors" for leading an insurrection against colonial rule nearly 200 years ago.
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150-Metre-Long British Era Bunker Discovered Below Raj Bhavan In Maharashtra
A 150-meter long underground British era bunker which had been closed for several decades was discovered by Maharashtra Governor Ch Vidyasagar Rao inside the Raj Bhavan complex at Malabar Hill in Mumbai.
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Fire damages British-era building in Assam
A historical building dating back to the British era in Upper Assam's Jorhat town was partially damaged in a fire on Sunday.
