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Indian Farmer Invents "Tree Scooter" For Swift Harvest Runs Up And Down
Ganapathi Bhat goes to work most mornings carrying a homemade contraption consisting of a small motor, a rudimentary seat and a set of wheels - all expertly combined to help the farmer swiftly climb tall trees.
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3 Killed, 2 Injured As Truck Hits Stationary Combine Harvester In Haryana: Police
Three people were killed and two injured when a truck hit a stationary combine harvester in Haryana's Karnal district, police said on Sunday.
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Makar Sankranti 2024: What Is The Significance Of Having Khichdi On This Festival (With Khichdi Recipes)
Makar Sankranti Special Khichdi Recipe is one of the most basic dishes made up of a combination of rice and lentils with very few spices and is quintessential to the Indian diet.
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On Nuakhai Juhar, Odisha's Harvest Festival, PM Modi's Tweet For Farmers
Nuakhai Juhar is harvesting festival of Odisha. Nuakhai is a combination of two words, 'nua' meaning new and 'khai' means eat, it thus signifies "eating of new rice".
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Indian Farmer Invents "Tree Scooter" For Swift Harvest Runs Up And Down
Ganapathi Bhat goes to work most mornings carrying a homemade contraption consisting of a small motor, a rudimentary seat and a set of wheels - all expertly combined to help the farmer swiftly climb tall trees.
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3 Killed, 2 Injured As Truck Hits Stationary Combine Harvester In Haryana: Police
Three people were killed and two injured when a truck hit a stationary combine harvester in Haryana's Karnal district, police said on Sunday.
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Makar Sankranti 2024: What Is The Significance Of Having Khichdi On This Festival (With Khichdi Recipes)
Makar Sankranti Special Khichdi Recipe is one of the most basic dishes made up of a combination of rice and lentils with very few spices and is quintessential to the Indian diet.
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On Nuakhai Juhar, Odisha's Harvest Festival, PM Modi's Tweet For Farmers
Nuakhai Juhar is harvesting festival of Odisha. Nuakhai is a combination of two words, 'nua' meaning new and 'khai' means eat, it thus signifies "eating of new rice".
