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How This American Woman Made Her Desi Husband 'More Indian' Than Ever
An Indian man credits his American wife for helping him proudly embrace his Indian culture, overcome identity struggles faced in the US, and gain widespread online support.
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India's Only City Without Autos, Taxis: Discover Unique 'Lift' Tradition In Chhattisgarh's Chirmiri
Due to its tough hilly terrain, no auto-rickshaws operate here, and people instead offer and accept lifts from strangers to travel around the city.
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"No Longer Acceptable": Musk's Old Emails Asking Tesla Staff To Return To Office Go Viral
Old emails sent by Elon Musk to Tesla employees telling them "remote work is no longer acceptable" have resurfaced online.
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This Professional Preferred Rs 18 Lakh Package Over Rs 23 Lakh Offer
The job accepted by the person is with a company known for its hybrid work culture, which promotes a flexible five-day workweek.
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Japan’s E-Commerce Major Mercari Plans to Open BTC Payments For Over 20 Million Users
Mercari is planning to open Bitcoin payments in the coming months. The Tokyo-based e-commerce giant is reportedly expected to accept payments in Bitcoin while selling items in Japan’s fiat currency, the yen.
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Will Not Accept If NEP Is Forced On States: West Bengal Education Minister
West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu Tuesday said the state government won't accept attempts by the Centre to force the National Education Policy (NEP) on the state as Bengal has its own culture and education system.
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Culture Of Abusing Private Sector No Longer Acceptable: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday stressed on the private sector's vital role in the economy and asserted that the culture of "abusing" it for votes is no longer acceptable.
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Admirers Across Political Spectrum: President On Atal Bihari Vajpayee
President Ram Nath Kovind inaugurated a portrait of former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee on his second death anniversary on Sunday at the Indian Council for Cultural Relations here and described him as a "widely accepted" leader.
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North, South Korea Win Joint Bid For UNESCO Recognition Of Wrestling
North and South Korea marked a new step in their reconciliation efforts today as UNESCO accepted a joint bid for Korean wrestling to be recognised as one of the world's most treasured cultural practices.
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NASA's Growing Trust in Private Companies Fuels Innovation
NASA accepting SpaceX's 'load and go' procedure signals an ongoing cultural shift as it partners with a growing commercial space industry that thrives on pushing boundaries.
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Netanyahu Puts Wrong Foot Forward By Serving Japan's Abe Dessert In A Shoe
There aren't that many cultures where putting a shoe on the dining room table is acceptable behavior, but for the Japanese there is clear etiquette against allowing outdoor shoes inside.
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Final Fantasy VII, Tomb Raider, and John Madden Football Added to World Video Game Hall of Fame
Final Fantasy VII, Tomb Raider, and John Madden Football were chosen for the World Video Game Hall of Fame from among 12 finalists that included: Ms. Pac-Man, Asteroids, Call of Duty, Dance Dance Revolution, Half-Life, King's Quest, Metroid and Minecraft.
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I Finally Learned To Accept My Own Vulnerability As A Man. It Helped
The culture still tells us that to be a real man, one must project an image of strength, toughness and implacability.
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Unease Among Muslims, Says Outgoing Vice President Hamid Ansari
Outgoing Vice President Hamid Ansari said on Wednesday that there is a feeling of unease and a sense of insecurity among the Muslims in the country, asserting the "ambience of acceptance" is now under threat.
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Yogi Adityanath's Take on Symbols Of India: Ramayan, Gita, Not Taj Mahal
Is the Taj Mahal, accepted as one of the seven wonders of the world, a symbol of India? Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath appears to have reservations. In Bihar's Darbhanga for a function to mark three years of the Narendra Modi government, the Chief Minister commended the Prime Minister's practice of gifting Bhagwad Gita and the Indian ...
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How This American Woman Made Her Desi Husband 'More Indian' Than Ever
An Indian man credits his American wife for helping him proudly embrace his Indian culture, overcome identity struggles faced in the US, and gain widespread online support.
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India's Only City Without Autos, Taxis: Discover Unique 'Lift' Tradition In Chhattisgarh's Chirmiri
Due to its tough hilly terrain, no auto-rickshaws operate here, and people instead offer and accept lifts from strangers to travel around the city.
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"No Longer Acceptable": Musk's Old Emails Asking Tesla Staff To Return To Office Go Viral
Old emails sent by Elon Musk to Tesla employees telling them "remote work is no longer acceptable" have resurfaced online.
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This Professional Preferred Rs 18 Lakh Package Over Rs 23 Lakh Offer
The job accepted by the person is with a company known for its hybrid work culture, which promotes a flexible five-day workweek.
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Japan’s E-Commerce Major Mercari Plans to Open BTC Payments For Over 20 Million Users
Mercari is planning to open Bitcoin payments in the coming months. The Tokyo-based e-commerce giant is reportedly expected to accept payments in Bitcoin while selling items in Japan’s fiat currency, the yen.
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Will Not Accept If NEP Is Forced On States: West Bengal Education Minister
West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu Tuesday said the state government won't accept attempts by the Centre to force the National Education Policy (NEP) on the state as Bengal has its own culture and education system.
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Culture Of Abusing Private Sector No Longer Acceptable: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday stressed on the private sector's vital role in the economy and asserted that the culture of "abusing" it for votes is no longer acceptable.
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Admirers Across Political Spectrum: President On Atal Bihari Vajpayee
President Ram Nath Kovind inaugurated a portrait of former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee on his second death anniversary on Sunday at the Indian Council for Cultural Relations here and described him as a "widely accepted" leader.
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North, South Korea Win Joint Bid For UNESCO Recognition Of Wrestling
North and South Korea marked a new step in their reconciliation efforts today as UNESCO accepted a joint bid for Korean wrestling to be recognised as one of the world's most treasured cultural practices.
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NASA's Growing Trust in Private Companies Fuels Innovation
NASA accepting SpaceX's 'load and go' procedure signals an ongoing cultural shift as it partners with a growing commercial space industry that thrives on pushing boundaries.
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Netanyahu Puts Wrong Foot Forward By Serving Japan's Abe Dessert In A Shoe
There aren't that many cultures where putting a shoe on the dining room table is acceptable behavior, but for the Japanese there is clear etiquette against allowing outdoor shoes inside.
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Final Fantasy VII, Tomb Raider, and John Madden Football Added to World Video Game Hall of Fame
Final Fantasy VII, Tomb Raider, and John Madden Football were chosen for the World Video Game Hall of Fame from among 12 finalists that included: Ms. Pac-Man, Asteroids, Call of Duty, Dance Dance Revolution, Half-Life, King's Quest, Metroid and Minecraft.
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I Finally Learned To Accept My Own Vulnerability As A Man. It Helped
The culture still tells us that to be a real man, one must project an image of strength, toughness and implacability.
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Unease Among Muslims, Says Outgoing Vice President Hamid Ansari
Outgoing Vice President Hamid Ansari said on Wednesday that there is a feeling of unease and a sense of insecurity among the Muslims in the country, asserting the "ambience of acceptance" is now under threat.
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Yogi Adityanath's Take on Symbols Of India: Ramayan, Gita, Not Taj Mahal
Is the Taj Mahal, accepted as one of the seven wonders of the world, a symbol of India? Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath appears to have reservations. In Bihar's Darbhanga for a function to mark three years of the Narendra Modi government, the Chief Minister commended the Prime Minister's practice of gifting Bhagwad Gita and the Indian ...
