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'Bloodthirsty' Squirrel Terrorises US City, Hospitalises Locals: 'I Was Full Of Blood'
The squirrel has attacked at least five people, with the victims stating that the furry animal launched itself at their faces.
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Lack Of Replacement Options Keeps UK PM Keir Starmer Safe, For Now
Talk of replacing Prime Minister Keir Starmer as leader of the Labour Party has spilled into the open, but the lack of a plausible replacement may keep the rebels at bay for now.
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What Really Happens When You Pull The Chain On A Moving Train
Purpose of Alarm Chains: Alarm Chain Pulling (ACP) is one of the major reasons behind train delays across India. Passengers can face serious penalties for pulling an alarm chain without a real emergency.
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"No Remote Work, No Drugs": 23-Year-Old Indian-Origin CEO Backs 72-Hour Workweek
Greptile co-founder Daksh Gupta is fast emerging as the face of Silicon Valley's new "grindcore" work culture.
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Flying To America? 6 Common Mistakes That Can Cost You Big
If it is your first time in America, avoid these common travel mistakes that could make your trip stressful instead of fun.
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Mumbai Continues To Face Rainfall, Local Train Services Back On Track
Intermittent showers lashed Mumbai overnight and on Wednesday morning, while local train services on the Central Railway's harbour line resumed after 15 hours, putting normal life slowly back on track.
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Kerala Rapper Hirandas Murali Faces Fresh Allegations Of Sexual Harassment Amid Ongoing Rape Case
Fresh trouble has emerged for rapper Hirandas Murali, popularly known as Vedan, who is already facing a rape allegation, after two more women sent complaints to the Kerala Chief Minister alleging sexual advances made by him in 2020.
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No Helmet, No Fuel: Bhopal, Indore Enforce Strict Rule From August 1
Starting tomorrow, two-wheeler riders in Madhya Pradesh's Bhopal and Indore will not be allowed to refuel at petrol or CNG pumps without wearing a helmet.
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Shubhanshu Shukla Recovering Well After Historic Space Mission
India's astronaut Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla emerged from the 'Grace' crew Dragon space capsule with a smile on his face, but as was expected he was assisted by attendants as he stood up and gingerly walked out.
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Madhya Pradesh's 108 Helpline Is Dying A Slow Death - Choked By Abuse, Ignored By The System
Every hour, at least 200 fake calls flood the Madhya Pradesh's 108 call centers. People calling not to save lives - but to ask for liquor deliveries, demand mobile recharges, inquire about ration kits, or simply hurl abuses at the female operators
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4 Dead, 38 Missing After Ferry Sinks On Way To Indonesia's Bali
At least four people were dead and dozens unaccounted for Thursday after a ferry sank on its way to the resort island of Bali, according to local authorities who said 23 survivors had been plucked from the water so far.
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Indian-Origin Woman Assaulted By Pedestrian In UK, Dies In Hospital
A 56-year-old Indian-origin woman succumbed to a head injury suffered during an assault while out on a street in the eastern England city of Leicester and a 23-year-old male suspect charged with her murder has been remanded in custody.
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All About O-1 Visa, Entry Route To US Gaining Popularity Among Indians
As Indians face challenges in getting a work visa in the United States due to long queues and the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, the O-1 visa is emerging as an alternative for professionals seeking job opportunities in the US.
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England Star, Picked For India Tests, Considered Amputating Toe. Reason: His Bowling Style
Brydon Carse, who has emerged as one of England's most promising fast-bowling options after picking up 27 wickets in only five Tests, has been named in the squad for the opening Test against India.
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"Quiet Emergency": Japan Births In 2024 Fell Below 700,000 For First Time
Japan is also facing an increased number of deaths and working shortages as a result of the low birth rates.
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'Bloodthirsty' Squirrel Terrorises US City, Hospitalises Locals: 'I Was Full Of Blood'
The squirrel has attacked at least five people, with the victims stating that the furry animal launched itself at their faces.
-
Lack Of Replacement Options Keeps UK PM Keir Starmer Safe, For Now
Talk of replacing Prime Minister Keir Starmer as leader of the Labour Party has spilled into the open, but the lack of a plausible replacement may keep the rebels at bay for now.
-
What Really Happens When You Pull The Chain On A Moving Train
Purpose of Alarm Chains: Alarm Chain Pulling (ACP) is one of the major reasons behind train delays across India. Passengers can face serious penalties for pulling an alarm chain without a real emergency.
-
"No Remote Work, No Drugs": 23-Year-Old Indian-Origin CEO Backs 72-Hour Workweek
Greptile co-founder Daksh Gupta is fast emerging as the face of Silicon Valley's new "grindcore" work culture.
-
Flying To America? 6 Common Mistakes That Can Cost You Big
If it is your first time in America, avoid these common travel mistakes that could make your trip stressful instead of fun.
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Mumbai Continues To Face Rainfall, Local Train Services Back On Track
Intermittent showers lashed Mumbai overnight and on Wednesday morning, while local train services on the Central Railway's harbour line resumed after 15 hours, putting normal life slowly back on track.
-
Kerala Rapper Hirandas Murali Faces Fresh Allegations Of Sexual Harassment Amid Ongoing Rape Case
Fresh trouble has emerged for rapper Hirandas Murali, popularly known as Vedan, who is already facing a rape allegation, after two more women sent complaints to the Kerala Chief Minister alleging sexual advances made by him in 2020.
-
No Helmet, No Fuel: Bhopal, Indore Enforce Strict Rule From August 1
Starting tomorrow, two-wheeler riders in Madhya Pradesh's Bhopal and Indore will not be allowed to refuel at petrol or CNG pumps without wearing a helmet.
-
Shubhanshu Shukla Recovering Well After Historic Space Mission
India's astronaut Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla emerged from the 'Grace' crew Dragon space capsule with a smile on his face, but as was expected he was assisted by attendants as he stood up and gingerly walked out.
-
Madhya Pradesh's 108 Helpline Is Dying A Slow Death - Choked By Abuse, Ignored By The System
Every hour, at least 200 fake calls flood the Madhya Pradesh's 108 call centers. People calling not to save lives - but to ask for liquor deliveries, demand mobile recharges, inquire about ration kits, or simply hurl abuses at the female operators
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4 Dead, 38 Missing After Ferry Sinks On Way To Indonesia's Bali
At least four people were dead and dozens unaccounted for Thursday after a ferry sank on its way to the resort island of Bali, according to local authorities who said 23 survivors had been plucked from the water so far.
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Indian-Origin Woman Assaulted By Pedestrian In UK, Dies In Hospital
A 56-year-old Indian-origin woman succumbed to a head injury suffered during an assault while out on a street in the eastern England city of Leicester and a 23-year-old male suspect charged with her murder has been remanded in custody.
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All About O-1 Visa, Entry Route To US Gaining Popularity Among Indians
As Indians face challenges in getting a work visa in the United States due to long queues and the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, the O-1 visa is emerging as an alternative for professionals seeking job opportunities in the US.
-
England Star, Picked For India Tests, Considered Amputating Toe. Reason: His Bowling Style
Brydon Carse, who has emerged as one of England's most promising fast-bowling options after picking up 27 wickets in only five Tests, has been named in the squad for the opening Test against India.
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"Quiet Emergency": Japan Births In 2024 Fell Below 700,000 For First Time
Japan is also facing an increased number of deaths and working shortages as a result of the low birth rates.
