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Tara Sutaria Shares Simple Etiquette Rules Everyone Can Follow
Tara Sutaria spoke about the simple etiquette lessons she learnt from her mother, from maintaining eye contact to being mindful of your body language
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Mumbai's 230-Year-Old Armenian Church Has A Malayalam Bible, Serves Idli And Coffee On Sundays
The Armenian Church of St Peter stands as a quiet reminder of Mumbai's multicultural past, preserving the legacy of a once-thriving community in the city
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Mobile Boat Clinics Bring Healthcare To India's Remote Islands
An infant lets out a feeble cry as a doctor administers a routine but vital injection aboard a mobile boat clinic, part of a network serving...
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Centre Dissolves Top Telecom Decision-Making Body After 37 Years
Formed in 1989 as the Telecom Commission, it was renamed as the Digital Communications Commission in 2018.
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TRAI Adds New Rules for Spam Calls, Automated Calls and A2P Communications
TRAI has revised its rules for unsolicited commercial communications, giving telecom operators a framework to identify suspected spam numbers and take action against repeat offenders. The changes introduce specific requirements for Application-to-Person calls, including number declaration by entities using automated calling systems. Undeclared A2P ...
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Call For 9% Sub-Quota For Bhils Out Of ST Share, High Court Issues Notices
The petitioners claimed that the Meena community has received a major share of the benefits of ST reservation, but the Bhil community has not received adequate representation.
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UN Human Rights Experts Ask Pakistan To End Violence On Ahmadiyya Community
In a statement from Geneva, the experts also called on Pakistani authorities to ensure the protection of the community and uphold the country's international human rights obligations.
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People Are Speaking Less Than Before, And The Decline Is Happening Faster
The trend was recognised when a group of scientists tried to replicate an old paper on how much men and women talk.
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Man Compares High-Rise Living With Colonies, Says No One Is Going To Check On You
He said that such places may be called societies, but people may not check on each other.
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3 Years After Conflict, Kuki MLAs Return To Manipur Assembly
The 8th session of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly commenced today in Imphal, marked by a significant development as legislators from the Kuki community attended in person for the first time in over three years.
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How Rekha's Umrao Jaan Inspired A Sikh Boy To Take Up Kathak At 14
Asa Willoughby is a PhD student in the US and an active Kathak and Bharatanatyam performer who wants to show that Indian classical dance is a spiritual practice that transcends gender stereotypes
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Scheduled Caste Livelihood Scheme: Parliamentry Panel Flags Only 17% Funds Utilised
Less than one-fifth of the Rs 920 crore budget for PM-AJAY Grants-in-Aid was spent in 2025-26, raising concerns over scheme implementation.
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Video: Foreigner Calls Indian Honking A 'Small Radar'. Internet Says He's Right
Architect Damon Zumbroegel explains that in India horns are used to signal presence, unlike the aggressive use common in the West.
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Poonawalla To Daruwalla, Why Are Parsi Surnames 'Quirky'?
Inspired by professions, places, ancestors, or even unusual nicknames, Parsi surnames preserve stories that continue to spark curiosity generations later
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Woman Tattoos Keyboard On Arm To Communicate With Autistic Son
She realised her son needed a backup method of communication-one that would never run out of battery.
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Tara Sutaria Shares Simple Etiquette Rules Everyone Can Follow
Tara Sutaria spoke about the simple etiquette lessons she learnt from her mother, from maintaining eye contact to being mindful of your body language
-
Mumbai's 230-Year-Old Armenian Church Has A Malayalam Bible, Serves Idli And Coffee On Sundays
The Armenian Church of St Peter stands as a quiet reminder of Mumbai's multicultural past, preserving the legacy of a once-thriving community in the city
-
Mobile Boat Clinics Bring Healthcare To India's Remote Islands
An infant lets out a feeble cry as a doctor administers a routine but vital injection aboard a mobile boat clinic, part of a network serving...
-
Centre Dissolves Top Telecom Decision-Making Body After 37 Years
Formed in 1989 as the Telecom Commission, it was renamed as the Digital Communications Commission in 2018.
-
TRAI Adds New Rules for Spam Calls, Automated Calls and A2P Communications
TRAI has revised its rules for unsolicited commercial communications, giving telecom operators a framework to identify suspected spam numbers and take action against repeat offenders. The changes introduce specific requirements for Application-to-Person calls, including number declaration by entities using automated calling systems. Undeclared A2P ...
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Call For 9% Sub-Quota For Bhils Out Of ST Share, High Court Issues Notices
The petitioners claimed that the Meena community has received a major share of the benefits of ST reservation, but the Bhil community has not received adequate representation.
-
UN Human Rights Experts Ask Pakistan To End Violence On Ahmadiyya Community
In a statement from Geneva, the experts also called on Pakistani authorities to ensure the protection of the community and uphold the country's international human rights obligations.
-
People Are Speaking Less Than Before, And The Decline Is Happening Faster
The trend was recognised when a group of scientists tried to replicate an old paper on how much men and women talk.
-
Man Compares High-Rise Living With Colonies, Says No One Is Going To Check On You
He said that such places may be called societies, but people may not check on each other.
-
3 Years After Conflict, Kuki MLAs Return To Manipur Assembly
The 8th session of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly commenced today in Imphal, marked by a significant development as legislators from the Kuki community attended in person for the first time in over three years.
-
How Rekha's Umrao Jaan Inspired A Sikh Boy To Take Up Kathak At 14
Asa Willoughby is a PhD student in the US and an active Kathak and Bharatanatyam performer who wants to show that Indian classical dance is a spiritual practice that transcends gender stereotypes
-
Scheduled Caste Livelihood Scheme: Parliamentry Panel Flags Only 17% Funds Utilised
Less than one-fifth of the Rs 920 crore budget for PM-AJAY Grants-in-Aid was spent in 2025-26, raising concerns over scheme implementation.
-
Video: Foreigner Calls Indian Honking A 'Small Radar'. Internet Says He's Right
Architect Damon Zumbroegel explains that in India horns are used to signal presence, unlike the aggressive use common in the West.
-
Poonawalla To Daruwalla, Why Are Parsi Surnames 'Quirky'?
Inspired by professions, places, ancestors, or even unusual nicknames, Parsi surnames preserve stories that continue to spark curiosity generations later
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Woman Tattoos Keyboard On Arm To Communicate With Autistic Son
She realised her son needed a backup method of communication-one that would never run out of battery.
