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Mumbai Police Warns Of Traffic Delays Amid Maratha Quota Stir At Azad Maidan
With Maratha protesters led by Manoj Jarange occupying Azad Maidan and various areas in south Mumbai, police have cautioned motorists about occasional disruptions in traffic movement towards south Mumbai on Monday morning.
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"From Tomorrow, Will Stop...": Manoj Jarange's Threat Over Maratha Quota Demand
Activist Manoj Jarange on Sunday asserted he will not leave Mumbai until his demand for reservation to the Maratha community is met, as his hunger strike entered the third day.
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How Scarlett Johannson, AC/DC Band Are Keeping Wolves Away From Cattle In US
There are now hundreds of wolves in Washington and Oregon, dozens more in northern California, and thousands roaming near the Great Lakes.
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Delhi Metro's Yellow Line Services Delayed During Peak Hours
Metro services on a stretch of the Yellow Line from Vishwavidyalya to Central Secretariat were disrupted on Friday morning during peak office and school hours, causing inconvenience to thousands of commuters.
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Are You A Nervous Flyer? Turbulence In Planes Set To Worsen, Study Warns
Planes are more likely to encounter severe turbulence when they fly through the jet stream, the study warned.
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Heavy Rains Increase Risk For Ranthambore Tigers As 13 Remain Missing
Heavy monsoon has disrupted operations at Ranthambore National Park, home to over 70 tigers, and raised fears for the safety of its tiger population.
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Rising Ganga Floods Varanasi Ghats; Rituals Being Held On Rooftops
With the water level in the Ganga river rising steadily, normal activities on the ghats of Varanasi have been disrupted, including the 'aarti' ritual and cremations, officials said on Thursday.
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2 Telangana Districts See Highest Rainfall In 50 Years
Kamareddy and Medak districts in Telangana are grappling with the aftermath of an unprecedented and historic downpour that has crippled the region over the past 24 hours.
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Japanese Government Shares AI Video To Show What Would Happen If Mount Fuji Erupts
The volcanic ash would start falling in heavily populated Tokyo within 1-2 hours after an eruption.
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Your Damaged Passport Could Deny You Boarding - Even With A Valid Visa
Do not let a damaged passport ruin your trip. Know the rules, risks, costs, and tips to ensure smooth travel without delays.
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Microsoft Asked FBI Help Track Palestinian Protests, Some Employees Escaped
For the better part of a year, Microsoft Corp. has failed to quell a small but persistent revolt by employees bent on forcing the company to sever business ties with Israel over its war in Gaza.
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Video Shows Powerful Dust Storm Covering Everything on Its Path In Arizona: "Sand Apocalypse"
Residents called it "sand apocalypse" and shared frightening pictures of the "epic dust storm" on social media platforms.
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"Haven't Felt This Disconnected Since 2014, 2019": Omar Abdullah On J&K Internet Outage
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah voiced concern over the widespread outage in Jammu and Kashmir, describing the situation as reminiscent of earlier crises.
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Nutritionist Explains How Inadequate Sleep Can Disrupt Your Gut
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra shared an Instagram post explaining how sleeping late, especially past midnight, can throw digestion off track.
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Video: Boulders Roll Down Hill, Hit Vehicles, Disrupt Road Link In Arunachal
A heavy landslide that occurred Monday afternoon near Sapper Camp, in West Kameng district, disrupted the road connectivity between Dirang and Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh.
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Mumbai Police Warns Of Traffic Delays Amid Maratha Quota Stir At Azad Maidan
With Maratha protesters led by Manoj Jarange occupying Azad Maidan and various areas in south Mumbai, police have cautioned motorists about occasional disruptions in traffic movement towards south Mumbai on Monday morning.
-
"From Tomorrow, Will Stop...": Manoj Jarange's Threat Over Maratha Quota Demand
Activist Manoj Jarange on Sunday asserted he will not leave Mumbai until his demand for reservation to the Maratha community is met, as his hunger strike entered the third day.
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How Scarlett Johannson, AC/DC Band Are Keeping Wolves Away From Cattle In US
There are now hundreds of wolves in Washington and Oregon, dozens more in northern California, and thousands roaming near the Great Lakes.
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Delhi Metro's Yellow Line Services Delayed During Peak Hours
Metro services on a stretch of the Yellow Line from Vishwavidyalya to Central Secretariat were disrupted on Friday morning during peak office and school hours, causing inconvenience to thousands of commuters.
-
Are You A Nervous Flyer? Turbulence In Planes Set To Worsen, Study Warns
Planes are more likely to encounter severe turbulence when they fly through the jet stream, the study warned.
-
Heavy Rains Increase Risk For Ranthambore Tigers As 13 Remain Missing
Heavy monsoon has disrupted operations at Ranthambore National Park, home to over 70 tigers, and raised fears for the safety of its tiger population.
-
Rising Ganga Floods Varanasi Ghats; Rituals Being Held On Rooftops
With the water level in the Ganga river rising steadily, normal activities on the ghats of Varanasi have been disrupted, including the 'aarti' ritual and cremations, officials said on Thursday.
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2 Telangana Districts See Highest Rainfall In 50 Years
Kamareddy and Medak districts in Telangana are grappling with the aftermath of an unprecedented and historic downpour that has crippled the region over the past 24 hours.
-
Japanese Government Shares AI Video To Show What Would Happen If Mount Fuji Erupts
The volcanic ash would start falling in heavily populated Tokyo within 1-2 hours after an eruption.
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Your Damaged Passport Could Deny You Boarding - Even With A Valid Visa
Do not let a damaged passport ruin your trip. Know the rules, risks, costs, and tips to ensure smooth travel without delays.
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Microsoft Asked FBI Help Track Palestinian Protests, Some Employees Escaped
For the better part of a year, Microsoft Corp. has failed to quell a small but persistent revolt by employees bent on forcing the company to sever business ties with Israel over its war in Gaza.
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Video Shows Powerful Dust Storm Covering Everything on Its Path In Arizona: "Sand Apocalypse"
Residents called it "sand apocalypse" and shared frightening pictures of the "epic dust storm" on social media platforms.
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"Haven't Felt This Disconnected Since 2014, 2019": Omar Abdullah On J&K Internet Outage
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah voiced concern over the widespread outage in Jammu and Kashmir, describing the situation as reminiscent of earlier crises.
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Nutritionist Explains How Inadequate Sleep Can Disrupt Your Gut
Nutritionist Lovneet Batra shared an Instagram post explaining how sleeping late, especially past midnight, can throw digestion off track.
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Video: Boulders Roll Down Hill, Hit Vehicles, Disrupt Road Link In Arunachal
A heavy landslide that occurred Monday afternoon near Sapper Camp, in West Kameng district, disrupted the road connectivity between Dirang and Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh.
