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Dentist Discovers A Human Jawbone Stuck In His Parents' Floor Tile
A recently installed floor tile, sourced from Turkey during a home renovation, appears to contain a cross-section of an ancient human jawbone.
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Exxaro Tiles IPO Opens Tomorrow: All You Need To Know
Exxaro Tiles IPO: The company, which manufactures and sells vitrified floor tiles, is selling shares in the price band of Rs 118 to Rs 120 per equity share, through its public offer.
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Over Rs 20 Crore Found at Civic Engineer's House in West Bengal
In a modest home at Bally in West Bengal's Howrah district, the police unearthed over Rs 20 crore in cash hidden under the floor tiles, in cupboards, inside mattresses, sofas, in the cistern in the bathroom and even inside the commode.
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After rats attacked patient, hospital punishes nobody
It took a patient being bitten by rats in the Intensive Care Unit of a hospital in Jodhpur to trigger a clean-up drive. At the city's MDM Hospital today, workers were seen cementing holes through which the rats entered the ICU. Floors were given a good scrubbing, and tiles that had fallen off were slapped back on.
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Dentist Discovers A Human Jawbone Stuck In His Parents' Floor Tile
A recently installed floor tile, sourced from Turkey during a home renovation, appears to contain a cross-section of an ancient human jawbone.
-
Exxaro Tiles IPO Opens Tomorrow: All You Need To Know
Exxaro Tiles IPO: The company, which manufactures and sells vitrified floor tiles, is selling shares in the price band of Rs 118 to Rs 120 per equity share, through its public offer.
-
Over Rs 20 Crore Found at Civic Engineer's House in West Bengal
In a modest home at Bally in West Bengal's Howrah district, the police unearthed over Rs 20 crore in cash hidden under the floor tiles, in cupboards, inside mattresses, sofas, in the cistern in the bathroom and even inside the commode.
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After rats attacked patient, hospital punishes nobody
It took a patient being bitten by rats in the Intensive Care Unit of a hospital in Jodhpur to trigger a clean-up drive. At the city's MDM Hospital today, workers were seen cementing holes through which the rats entered the ICU. Floors were given a good scrubbing, and tiles that had fallen off were slapped back on.
