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11 Indian Train Horn Signals You Have Definitely Heard But Never Understood
Horns are one of the oldest and most important safety tools in rail travel. They communicate instantly across long distances, crowded stations and noisy environments.
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British Sikh Group Prepares For Judicial Review Of Islamophobia Definition
A British Sikh organisation opposed to a proposed definition of Islamophobia that it fears would be discriminatory to other communities and religious faiths is preparing to mount a legal challenge against the government if such a move goes ahead.
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Witness The Marvels Of Taormina Through Priyanka Chopra's Eyes
Priyanka Chopra is definitely wanderlust stricken while explore the lanes and locales of this Sicilian commune
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Uniform Civil Code Will Offer Equal Justice To All Women: Kerala Governor
"Women in our country have been subjected to injustice due to different definitions of personal laws adopted by different communities and so there is a need to bring such a uniform law," Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan said.
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OTT Communication Services Should Be Licensed, Compensate Telcos for Data Traffic, COAI Says
COAI on Tuesday pitched for licensing and light-touch regulation for OTT communication services, as part of its suggestions on definition of OTT networks as part of the draft telecom bill. The telecom operators' body also said that OTT services, which include apps like WhatsApp, Signal, Google Meet, and Telegram, should directly compensate telcos f...
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Draft Telecom Bill: BIF Urges for Exclusion of OTT Services From Elements
The Broadband India Forum (BIF) has asserted that Over-The-Top (OTT) communications service should be excluded from the elements mentioned in the definition of telecommunication services, as the industry body gave its submissions on the draft telecom bill. BIF said many strong and substantive reasons sharply differentiate OTTs from telecommunicatio...
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LGBTQ Singaporeans Welcome Sex Law Repeal, Decry Marriage Exclusion
The Singaporean government plans to decriminalise gay sex but upholds the traditional definition of marriage as being between a man and a woman.
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China’s Chang’E-5 Confirms Presence of Water on Lunar Surface
China's Chang'E-5 sent an on-site definitive signal on the confirmation of water in the basalt's rock and soil through an onboard spectral analysis in 2020. The findings of the research, confirmed through laboratory analysis, have been now published in Nature Communications.
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Coronavirus Cases In 24 Hours Cross 10,000-Mark; India 4th Worst-Hit
India has 2,97,535 coronavirus cases, data from the Union Health Ministry showed this morning, crossing the COVID-19 tally of the United Kingdom. India now is ranked fourth in the world in terms of coronavirus cases, after the US, Brazil and Russia. The country recorded over 10,000 new COVID-19 cases in a day for the first time, with 10,956 people ...
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"India Definitely Not In Community Transmission": Centre Amid Spike In Virus Cases
India is "definitely not" in the community transmission stage of the coronavirus pandemic, the government said today amid speculation over the past few days on the spike in cases in Mumbai and Delhi. The government also called the lockdown a success in checking the rapid spread of the virus, unveiling a report that says COVID-19 is prevalent in les...
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"Babuji Ne Kaha...": This Time, "Devdas " Is Definitely Voting, Are You?
Someone in the Press Information Bureau surely is a big Shah Rukh Khan fan. After parodying a dialogue from SRK's iconic "Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge" to urge people to vote in the national elections, the government's communication agency pulled out another one today from one of Shah Rukh's classic, "Devdas".
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"He Lost His Mind," Friend Says Of US Missionary Killed By Andaman Tribe
On Instagram, John Chau came off like a carefree young adventurer - climbing mountain peaks and exploring jungles. But in reality, the missionary harbored a deadly obsession with an isolated tribe in India he'd first read about as a teen.
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"What Has Happened To This Little Heaven," Flood-Battered Kodagu Asks
Nature has been violent in the flood-ravaged areas of Kerala and Karnataka but human decisions have definitely led to abuse of the environment and quite possibly made a bad situation worse. Kodavas or the local community in Kodagu are concerned that lack of environmental awareness is a dangerous trend.
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Classic Indian Christmas Sweets You Can’t Do Without
Christmas isn't Christmas without sweets. The Indian Christian community has taken this deeply to heart, and come December, it whips up a smorgasbord of sugary delights
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai on How AI Can Help Improve Healthcare in Rural India
Google CEO Sundar Pichai says that AI is definitely going to be the future, and concerns about an AI uprising are too far fetched for now.
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11 Indian Train Horn Signals You Have Definitely Heard But Never Understood
Horns are one of the oldest and most important safety tools in rail travel. They communicate instantly across long distances, crowded stations and noisy environments.
-
British Sikh Group Prepares For Judicial Review Of Islamophobia Definition
A British Sikh organisation opposed to a proposed definition of Islamophobia that it fears would be discriminatory to other communities and religious faiths is preparing to mount a legal challenge against the government if such a move goes ahead.
-
Witness The Marvels Of Taormina Through Priyanka Chopra's Eyes
Priyanka Chopra is definitely wanderlust stricken while explore the lanes and locales of this Sicilian commune
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Uniform Civil Code Will Offer Equal Justice To All Women: Kerala Governor
"Women in our country have been subjected to injustice due to different definitions of personal laws adopted by different communities and so there is a need to bring such a uniform law," Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan said.
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OTT Communication Services Should Be Licensed, Compensate Telcos for Data Traffic, COAI Says
COAI on Tuesday pitched for licensing and light-touch regulation for OTT communication services, as part of its suggestions on definition of OTT networks as part of the draft telecom bill. The telecom operators' body also said that OTT services, which include apps like WhatsApp, Signal, Google Meet, and Telegram, should directly compensate telcos f...
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Draft Telecom Bill: BIF Urges for Exclusion of OTT Services From Elements
The Broadband India Forum (BIF) has asserted that Over-The-Top (OTT) communications service should be excluded from the elements mentioned in the definition of telecommunication services, as the industry body gave its submissions on the draft telecom bill. BIF said many strong and substantive reasons sharply differentiate OTTs from telecommunicatio...
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LGBTQ Singaporeans Welcome Sex Law Repeal, Decry Marriage Exclusion
The Singaporean government plans to decriminalise gay sex but upholds the traditional definition of marriage as being between a man and a woman.
-
China’s Chang’E-5 Confirms Presence of Water on Lunar Surface
China's Chang'E-5 sent an on-site definitive signal on the confirmation of water in the basalt's rock and soil through an onboard spectral analysis in 2020. The findings of the research, confirmed through laboratory analysis, have been now published in Nature Communications.
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Coronavirus Cases In 24 Hours Cross 10,000-Mark; India 4th Worst-Hit
India has 2,97,535 coronavirus cases, data from the Union Health Ministry showed this morning, crossing the COVID-19 tally of the United Kingdom. India now is ranked fourth in the world in terms of coronavirus cases, after the US, Brazil and Russia. The country recorded over 10,000 new COVID-19 cases in a day for the first time, with 10,956 people ...
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"India Definitely Not In Community Transmission": Centre Amid Spike In Virus Cases
India is "definitely not" in the community transmission stage of the coronavirus pandemic, the government said today amid speculation over the past few days on the spike in cases in Mumbai and Delhi. The government also called the lockdown a success in checking the rapid spread of the virus, unveiling a report that says COVID-19 is prevalent in les...
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"Babuji Ne Kaha...": This Time, "Devdas " Is Definitely Voting, Are You?
Someone in the Press Information Bureau surely is a big Shah Rukh Khan fan. After parodying a dialogue from SRK's iconic "Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge" to urge people to vote in the national elections, the government's communication agency pulled out another one today from one of Shah Rukh's classic, "Devdas".
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"He Lost His Mind," Friend Says Of US Missionary Killed By Andaman Tribe
On Instagram, John Chau came off like a carefree young adventurer - climbing mountain peaks and exploring jungles. But in reality, the missionary harbored a deadly obsession with an isolated tribe in India he'd first read about as a teen.
-
"What Has Happened To This Little Heaven," Flood-Battered Kodagu Asks
Nature has been violent in the flood-ravaged areas of Kerala and Karnataka but human decisions have definitely led to abuse of the environment and quite possibly made a bad situation worse. Kodavas or the local community in Kodagu are concerned that lack of environmental awareness is a dangerous trend.
-
Classic Indian Christmas Sweets You Can’t Do Without
Christmas isn't Christmas without sweets. The Indian Christian community has taken this deeply to heart, and come December, it whips up a smorgasbord of sugary delights
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai on How AI Can Help Improve Healthcare in Rural India
Google CEO Sundar Pichai says that AI is definitely going to be the future, and concerns about an AI uprising are too far fetched for now.
