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Why Bengaluru Turns Pink Every Spring With Exotic Flowers Brought By The British
Bengaluru's trumpet flower season lasts only a few weeks, which is precisely what gives it its power. The city is full of people who have lived here for years and never quite managed to stop and look up during the bloom, always meaning to and never quite getting there.
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Khamenei's Posts On Reading And Book By Nehru Go Viral After His Death In US-Israel Strikes
Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, once revealed that he had read many novels and poems, and he also recommended a book by India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru
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Opinion | What's Driving Pakistan-Afghanistan War? Islamabad's Never-Ending Cycle Of Insecurity
Islamabad has accused Kabul of drifting into an "India colony", a charge that was further sharpened following Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi's visit to New Delhi last year
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"We Are From ED": How Help Planned Fake Raid On Her Employer In Delhi
It was 10:30 in the morning. Usha Sabharwal was not expecting any guests at her south Delhi bungalow in New Friends Colony on February 11.
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Lutyens Bust Replaced With Rajagopalachari's At Rashtrapati Bhavan In Decolonisation Move
The bust of British architect Edwin Lutyens has been replaced with that of the first and only Indian Governor-General Chakravarti Rajagopalachari at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in a defining move to shed the country's colonial past.
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Exclusive: After Dhurandhar's Ramba Ho Went Viral, Indie Pop Icon Leslee Lewis Says "People Want That"
On the work front, he makes his comeback as a playback singer after 26 years with Zorr Ka Dhakka
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All Popular Hill Stations Have A Mall Road, But Do You Know Why?
Ever wondered why every Indian hill station has a Mall Road? The answer lies in a mix of colonial heritage, geography, and the timeless charm that keeps travellers returning.
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Bhopal's 'Eiffel Tower' Is Electrifying, Literally. Drivers Are Worried
A fully motorable road now runs directly beneath a towering high-tension electricity pole in Vinayak Colony turning the structure into what residents sarcastically dub the area's own "Eiffel Tower."
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How Diamonds Made Beaches In Namibia More Valuable Than Its Cities
Namibia has the richest known deposits of marine diamonds in the world, estimated at around 75 million carats
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Moon Before Mars? Elon Musk Bets On Lunar City, Explains His New Space Priority
In a tweet on X, Musk explained that while Mars missions are restricted by planetary alignments every 26 months, launches to the Moon can occur every 10 days.
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Why Bengaluru Turns Pink Every Spring With Exotic Flowers Brought By The British
Bengaluru's trumpet flower season lasts only a few weeks, which is precisely what gives it its power. The city is full of people who have lived here for years and never quite managed to stop and look up during the bloom, always meaning to and never quite getting there.
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Khamenei's Posts On Reading And Book By Nehru Go Viral After His Death In US-Israel Strikes
Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, once revealed that he had read many novels and poems, and he also recommended a book by India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru
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Opinion | What's Driving Pakistan-Afghanistan War? Islamabad's Never-Ending Cycle Of Insecurity
Islamabad has accused Kabul of drifting into an "India colony", a charge that was further sharpened following Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi's visit to New Delhi last year
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"We Are From ED": How Help Planned Fake Raid On Her Employer In Delhi
It was 10:30 in the morning. Usha Sabharwal was not expecting any guests at her south Delhi bungalow in New Friends Colony on February 11.
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Lutyens Bust Replaced With Rajagopalachari's At Rashtrapati Bhavan In Decolonisation Move
The bust of British architect Edwin Lutyens has been replaced with that of the first and only Indian Governor-General Chakravarti Rajagopalachari at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in a defining move to shed the country's colonial past.
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Exclusive: After Dhurandhar's Ramba Ho Went Viral, Indie Pop Icon Leslee Lewis Says "People Want That"
On the work front, he makes his comeback as a playback singer after 26 years with Zorr Ka Dhakka
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All Popular Hill Stations Have A Mall Road, But Do You Know Why?
Ever wondered why every Indian hill station has a Mall Road? The answer lies in a mix of colonial heritage, geography, and the timeless charm that keeps travellers returning.
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Bhopal's 'Eiffel Tower' Is Electrifying, Literally. Drivers Are Worried
A fully motorable road now runs directly beneath a towering high-tension electricity pole in Vinayak Colony turning the structure into what residents sarcastically dub the area's own "Eiffel Tower."
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How Diamonds Made Beaches In Namibia More Valuable Than Its Cities
Namibia has the richest known deposits of marine diamonds in the world, estimated at around 75 million carats
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Moon Before Mars? Elon Musk Bets On Lunar City, Explains His New Space Priority
In a tweet on X, Musk explained that while Mars missions are restricted by planetary alignments every 26 months, launches to the Moon can occur every 10 days.
