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"Lord Krishna Was First Mediator...": Supreme Court On Banke Bihari Temple Case
The Supreme Court on Monday invoked the spirit of Lord Krishna, the 'first mediator', in a dispute between the Shri Banke Bihari Temple and a UP government ordinance about the proposed redevelopment of a corridor using Rs 500 crore from temple funds.
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Netanyahu Urges Red Cross To Aid Hostages Amid Videos Of Emaciated Captives
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested the help of the International Committee of the Red Cross on Sunday to aid hostages in Gaza, as outrage built at videos showing two of them emaciated.
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Hamas Offers Red Cross Access To Hostages With Conditions On Humanitarian Corridors
The Palestinian militant group Hamas said on Sunday that it would only allow the International Committee of the Red Cross to provide aid to Israeli hostages on the condition that humanitarian corridors are opened to Gaza.
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Elephant Falls Into Well In Coimbatore, Dies Despite Rescue Operation
The elephant reportedly entered farmlands near the foothills, prompting local farmers to alert forest officials. However, despite swift action deploying bulldozers, the elephant could not be saved.
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University Of Bristol Gets UGC Nod To Open Mumbai Campus By 2026, Major Boost For Indian Students
Mumbai Enterprise Campus will serve as a hub for collaboration among industry leaders, academics, students, and local community partners, fostering a vibrant entrepreneurial environment.
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Student Jumps Off Rajasthan College Building, Parents Claim She Was Given Drugs
A video has emerged from Rajasthan's Tonk, where a woman can first be seen lying in the college corridor with her legs on the wall, and after that, sitting on the parapet of her hostel building.
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Israel Resumes Airdrop Aid To Gaza Amid Backlash Over Deepening Hunger Crisis
Israel said on Saturday that it air dropped aid into the Gaza Strip and would open humanitarian corridors, as it faced growing international condemnation over the deepening hunger crisis in the Palestinian territory.
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12 Hotel Habits That Separate Good Guests From Annoying Ones
While there is no official rulebook on hotel room etiquette, a few thoughtful habits can make the stay more pleasant for you, the staff, and fellow guests.
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Cyberabad Police Urges Offices To Allow Work From Home Amid Heavy Rain
The Cyberabad Police issued an advisory urging IT companies in the region to adopt a Work from Home (WFH) policy on Wednesday, due to heavy rainfall expected in the area.
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Karnataka Man Attacks Wife, Mother-In-Law With Machete In Court Before Divorce Hearing
A couple had come to a court in Belagavi district of Karnataka for their divorce hearing. However, a family dispute led the man to attack his wife in the court's corridor before the hearing.
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Tauseef Badshah: Story Of Bihar Hospital Killer With Movie-Style Swagger
In one of the most chilling displays of targeted violence in recent memory in Bihar, CCTV footage from inside Patna's upscale Paras Hospital captured five men entering a corridor in silence.
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Ashwini Vaishnaw Shares 1st "Breakthrough" In Undersea Bullet Train Tunnel
The construction of the first 2.7-km stretch of India's ambitious 21-km undersea bullet train tunnel has been completed. Located between Ghansoli and Shilphata, the section is a part of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail (MAHSR) corridor.
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Delhi Eyes Rs 6,000 Crore Elevated Corridor Over Ring Road To Ease Traffic
In a bid to decongest one of Delhi's most saturated traffic corridors, the city government is planning to construct an elevated corridor over the 55-kilometre-long Inner Ring Road.
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No Japanese Bullet Train On Mumbai-Ahmedabad Route? A Fact Check By Railways
The Railways Ministry has dismissed as baseless and misleading some reports claiming that India has decided not to run the Japanese bullet train on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route.
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"Baccha Aa Gaya" Was Ganja Seller's Code, Couple Actually Came With Child
An operation to bust a ganja distribution network in Hyderabad's IT corridor, Gachibowli, sprang a surprise when officials found that a couple had come to buy ganja with their 4-year-old child
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"Lord Krishna Was First Mediator...": Supreme Court On Banke Bihari Temple Case
The Supreme Court on Monday invoked the spirit of Lord Krishna, the 'first mediator', in a dispute between the Shri Banke Bihari Temple and a UP government ordinance about the proposed redevelopment of a corridor using Rs 500 crore from temple funds.
-
Netanyahu Urges Red Cross To Aid Hostages Amid Videos Of Emaciated Captives
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested the help of the International Committee of the Red Cross on Sunday to aid hostages in Gaza, as outrage built at videos showing two of them emaciated.
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Hamas Offers Red Cross Access To Hostages With Conditions On Humanitarian Corridors
The Palestinian militant group Hamas said on Sunday that it would only allow the International Committee of the Red Cross to provide aid to Israeli hostages on the condition that humanitarian corridors are opened to Gaza.
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Elephant Falls Into Well In Coimbatore, Dies Despite Rescue Operation
The elephant reportedly entered farmlands near the foothills, prompting local farmers to alert forest officials. However, despite swift action deploying bulldozers, the elephant could not be saved.
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University Of Bristol Gets UGC Nod To Open Mumbai Campus By 2026, Major Boost For Indian Students
Mumbai Enterprise Campus will serve as a hub for collaboration among industry leaders, academics, students, and local community partners, fostering a vibrant entrepreneurial environment.
-
Student Jumps Off Rajasthan College Building, Parents Claim She Was Given Drugs
A video has emerged from Rajasthan's Tonk, where a woman can first be seen lying in the college corridor with her legs on the wall, and after that, sitting on the parapet of her hostel building.
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Israel Resumes Airdrop Aid To Gaza Amid Backlash Over Deepening Hunger Crisis
Israel said on Saturday that it air dropped aid into the Gaza Strip and would open humanitarian corridors, as it faced growing international condemnation over the deepening hunger crisis in the Palestinian territory.
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12 Hotel Habits That Separate Good Guests From Annoying Ones
While there is no official rulebook on hotel room etiquette, a few thoughtful habits can make the stay more pleasant for you, the staff, and fellow guests.
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Cyberabad Police Urges Offices To Allow Work From Home Amid Heavy Rain
The Cyberabad Police issued an advisory urging IT companies in the region to adopt a Work from Home (WFH) policy on Wednesday, due to heavy rainfall expected in the area.
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Karnataka Man Attacks Wife, Mother-In-Law With Machete In Court Before Divorce Hearing
A couple had come to a court in Belagavi district of Karnataka for their divorce hearing. However, a family dispute led the man to attack his wife in the court's corridor before the hearing.
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Tauseef Badshah: Story Of Bihar Hospital Killer With Movie-Style Swagger
In one of the most chilling displays of targeted violence in recent memory in Bihar, CCTV footage from inside Patna's upscale Paras Hospital captured five men entering a corridor in silence.
-
Ashwini Vaishnaw Shares 1st "Breakthrough" In Undersea Bullet Train Tunnel
The construction of the first 2.7-km stretch of India's ambitious 21-km undersea bullet train tunnel has been completed. Located between Ghansoli and Shilphata, the section is a part of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail (MAHSR) corridor.
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Delhi Eyes Rs 6,000 Crore Elevated Corridor Over Ring Road To Ease Traffic
In a bid to decongest one of Delhi's most saturated traffic corridors, the city government is planning to construct an elevated corridor over the 55-kilometre-long Inner Ring Road.
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No Japanese Bullet Train On Mumbai-Ahmedabad Route? A Fact Check By Railways
The Railways Ministry has dismissed as baseless and misleading some reports claiming that India has decided not to run the Japanese bullet train on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route.
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"Baccha Aa Gaya" Was Ganja Seller's Code, Couple Actually Came With Child
An operation to bust a ganja distribution network in Hyderabad's IT corridor, Gachibowli, sprang a surprise when officials found that a couple had come to buy ganja with their 4-year-old child
