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140 Chickens Die After Wedding DJ Decides To Crank Up The Bass
A poultry farm owner in Uttar Pradesh has filed a police complaint after 140 chickens died at his farm, alleging that the cause was loud music from a DJ system used during a wedding procession that passed nearby on the night of April 25.
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Regular Exposure To Pesticides May Raise Cancer Risk By 150%, Says New Study
Pesticides are part of everyday exposure, found in food, water, and air. However, most earlier research examined single chemicals in isolation
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Rare Fish Species 'Gitchak Nakana' Discovered In Assam's Goalpara
Researchers were able to study the species after locals pumped out water from the well, bringing the hidden aquatic life to the surface.
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"Like A Mouse In Trap": Survivors Describe Abuse At Epstein's Zorro Ranch
The report claims there was extreme abuse happening on a large scale, including violence and even murder.
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At NDTV Yuva, Galgotias University Students Share Ideas On AI-Driven Automation
At the event, students from Galgotias University presented ideas which ranged from AI-driven automation and cybersecurity to farm monitoring systems and crop disease detection tools.
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PM Narendra Modi Praises Indian Cheesemakers After Historic 4-Medal Win In Brazil
India makes a stunning debut at the Mundial do Queijo do Brasil 2026, winning four awards and earning praise from PM Modi.
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This is a Gardening Show Out on OTT: Know Where to Stream This Educational Show Online
This is a Gardening Show is a light-hearted educational series where the host engage into conviersations with the local farmers to explore the importance of organic and home farming.
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US Animal Welfare Activists Seek Beagles' Release, Protest At Governor's Office
Protesters previously broke into the facility in March and took 30 dogs.
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In Unusual Family Business, China Woman Earns Rs 1.35 Crore Raising 60,000 Venomous Snakes
After accounting for labour and operational costs, Qin says the business generates an annual income exceeding one million yuan (approximately $147,000).
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Karnataka Reports First Bird Flu Case Of 2026, Thousands Of Chickens Culled
Karnataka has reported its first case of avian influenza (H5N1) this year after the virus was detected in a poultry farm in Muthur village near Hesaraghatta on the outskirts of Bengaluru.
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How Sarabhai Actor Rajesh Kumar Became A Farmer And Ended Up With Rs 2 Crore In Debt
The actor had switched to farming due to the covid pandemic, however, that venture failed and he incurred a debt of Rs 2 crore
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No Rain, No Gain: Why Monsoon Matters To Stock Markets
Nearly two-thirds of India's cultivated land is still rain-fed. A delayed or uneven monsoon can disrupt sowing, and keep food prices elevated.
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Low Prices, Procurement Delays Leave Madhya Pradesh Farmers With Empty Pockets
While it began on April 9 in select divisions like Indore, Ujjain, Bhopal, and Narmadapuram, it is scheduled to start only on April 15 in other regions -- a delay of nearly 25 days compared to last year. This gap has proved costly for farmers who rely on timely sales to repay crop loans.
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From Housewarming To Drug Bust: Home-Buyer Stumbles Upon Cannabis Farm In UK
A homebuyer's dream purchase turned shocking after discovering a full-scale cannabis farm hidden inside the property upon first entry.
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PM Modi Slams Mamata Banerjee Over "Misguided" Fish Farming Policies, She Replies
West Bengal election 2026: "Despite the immense demand for fish here in Bengal, the state remains far from self-reliant in fish production," Prime Minister Narendra Modi said
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140 Chickens Die After Wedding DJ Decides To Crank Up The Bass
A poultry farm owner in Uttar Pradesh has filed a police complaint after 140 chickens died at his farm, alleging that the cause was loud music from a DJ system used during a wedding procession that passed nearby on the night of April 25.
-
Regular Exposure To Pesticides May Raise Cancer Risk By 150%, Says New Study
Pesticides are part of everyday exposure, found in food, water, and air. However, most earlier research examined single chemicals in isolation
-
Rare Fish Species 'Gitchak Nakana' Discovered In Assam's Goalpara
Researchers were able to study the species after locals pumped out water from the well, bringing the hidden aquatic life to the surface.
-
"Like A Mouse In Trap": Survivors Describe Abuse At Epstein's Zorro Ranch
The report claims there was extreme abuse happening on a large scale, including violence and even murder.
-
At NDTV Yuva, Galgotias University Students Share Ideas On AI-Driven Automation
At the event, students from Galgotias University presented ideas which ranged from AI-driven automation and cybersecurity to farm monitoring systems and crop disease detection tools.
-
PM Narendra Modi Praises Indian Cheesemakers After Historic 4-Medal Win In Brazil
India makes a stunning debut at the Mundial do Queijo do Brasil 2026, winning four awards and earning praise from PM Modi.
-
This is a Gardening Show Out on OTT: Know Where to Stream This Educational Show Online
This is a Gardening Show is a light-hearted educational series where the host engage into conviersations with the local farmers to explore the importance of organic and home farming.
-
US Animal Welfare Activists Seek Beagles' Release, Protest At Governor's Office
Protesters previously broke into the facility in March and took 30 dogs.
-
In Unusual Family Business, China Woman Earns Rs 1.35 Crore Raising 60,000 Venomous Snakes
After accounting for labour and operational costs, Qin says the business generates an annual income exceeding one million yuan (approximately $147,000).
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Karnataka Reports First Bird Flu Case Of 2026, Thousands Of Chickens Culled
Karnataka has reported its first case of avian influenza (H5N1) this year after the virus was detected in a poultry farm in Muthur village near Hesaraghatta on the outskirts of Bengaluru.
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How Sarabhai Actor Rajesh Kumar Became A Farmer And Ended Up With Rs 2 Crore In Debt
The actor had switched to farming due to the covid pandemic, however, that venture failed and he incurred a debt of Rs 2 crore
-
No Rain, No Gain: Why Monsoon Matters To Stock Markets
Nearly two-thirds of India's cultivated land is still rain-fed. A delayed or uneven monsoon can disrupt sowing, and keep food prices elevated.
-
Low Prices, Procurement Delays Leave Madhya Pradesh Farmers With Empty Pockets
While it began on April 9 in select divisions like Indore, Ujjain, Bhopal, and Narmadapuram, it is scheduled to start only on April 15 in other regions -- a delay of nearly 25 days compared to last year. This gap has proved costly for farmers who rely on timely sales to repay crop loans.
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From Housewarming To Drug Bust: Home-Buyer Stumbles Upon Cannabis Farm In UK
A homebuyer's dream purchase turned shocking after discovering a full-scale cannabis farm hidden inside the property upon first entry.
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PM Modi Slams Mamata Banerjee Over "Misguided" Fish Farming Policies, She Replies
West Bengal election 2026: "Despite the immense demand for fish here in Bengal, the state remains far from self-reliant in fish production," Prime Minister Narendra Modi said
