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Chef Sanjeev Kapoor Named "Top Agri-Food Pioneer" By World Food Prize Foundation
Chef Sanjeev Kapoor has been recognised as a "Top Agri-Food Pioneer" by the World Food Prize Foundation. The awards ceremony was held in Iowa, USA, recently.
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7 Common Mistakes Indians Make With Their Carry-On Bags While Flying
With a few simple tweaks, you can transform your carry-on into a stress-free travel essential.
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"Looks Thrilling": Internet Reacts To Viral Video Of Prison-Themed Bar In Melbourne
A video making waves on the internet, shared by Priyanka Sancheti on Instagram, shows a waiter in a security uniform welcoming guests with a cheerful, "Come on in, come on in."
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Drying Of The Ganga In Recent Decades 'Unprecedented' In Past Millennium: Study
Drying of the Ganga river basin seen in recent decades could be severe and unprecedented, threatening water and food security for millions, an analysis of trends spanning 1,300 years suggests.
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World Needs Fair, Transparent Trade System: S Jaishankar At BRICS Summit
The world is seeking a stable and predictable environment for trade and economic practices should be fair, transparent and to everyone's benefit, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday.
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6 Easy Hacks To Make Your Lunchbox Spill-Proof In Your Office Bag
If your laptop bag has started smelling of oil and homemade curries, check out these hacks to secure your tiffin and keep your bag clean.
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Flying To New Zealand? What You Can And Cannot Carry In Your Luggage
New Zealand's borders are famously strict, but not impossible to handle. Just know what to declare, what to carry, and what to leave behind, and you will move through smoothly.
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How Maple Syrup Thieves In Canada Once Made History With A Theft Worth Millions Of Dollars
The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist unfolded in 2011-2012. However, its story continues to fascinate people around the world even today.
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Gaza at "Breaking Point": UN Food Agency After Visiting Territory
The UN's World Food Programme warned Thursday that Gaza is "at breaking point" and appealed to urgently revive its network of 200 food distribution points to prevent pockets of famine spreading.
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Flesh-Eating Parasite Returns To US After 40 Years, Here's Why Experts Are Worried
A Maryland woman was infected with a rare flesh-eating parasite, the New World screwworm, marking the first US case in decades.
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15 Pakistani Fishermen Arrested Near Border In Gujarat's Kori Creek
In a coordinated maritime operation, 15 Pakistani fishermen were arrested along with one engine-fitted country boat in the Kori Creek area, Gujarat, near the Border Outpost (BOP) BBK by the Border Security Force (BSF) and the Indian Coast Guard.
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10 Things To Never Pack In Your Hand Luggage At Indian Airports
If you have ever been asked to step aside during a security check, it could be because of your luggage. Follow this simple guide to avoid any such hassle at Indian airports.
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Opinion | Seeds Of Sabotage: The 'Agro-Terrorism' Threat India Can't Ignore
If American and Chinese ongoing research in genetic engineering of food crops through insect dispersion is anything to go by, then India's security agencies have an additional danger of agro-terrorism on their already cluttered threat radar.
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"Came For Faith, Leaving With Fear": 6 Die At Kubereshwar Dham Kanwar Yatra In Madhya Pradesh
All six victims had journeyed to Kubereshwar with unwavering devotion, only to lose their lives in the chaos that awaited them. Their bodies now lie in the district hospital mortuary.
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How To Prepare An Emergency Food Supply For Earthquake And Tsunami
The recent earthquake in Russia, followed by tsunami warnings across the Pacific, is a timely reminder of the importance of being prepared for natural disasters, especially when it comes to food security.
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Chef Sanjeev Kapoor Named "Top Agri-Food Pioneer" By World Food Prize Foundation
Chef Sanjeev Kapoor has been recognised as a "Top Agri-Food Pioneer" by the World Food Prize Foundation. The awards ceremony was held in Iowa, USA, recently.
-
7 Common Mistakes Indians Make With Their Carry-On Bags While Flying
With a few simple tweaks, you can transform your carry-on into a stress-free travel essential.
-
"Looks Thrilling": Internet Reacts To Viral Video Of Prison-Themed Bar In Melbourne
A video making waves on the internet, shared by Priyanka Sancheti on Instagram, shows a waiter in a security uniform welcoming guests with a cheerful, "Come on in, come on in."
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Drying Of The Ganga In Recent Decades 'Unprecedented' In Past Millennium: Study
Drying of the Ganga river basin seen in recent decades could be severe and unprecedented, threatening water and food security for millions, an analysis of trends spanning 1,300 years suggests.
-
World Needs Fair, Transparent Trade System: S Jaishankar At BRICS Summit
The world is seeking a stable and predictable environment for trade and economic practices should be fair, transparent and to everyone's benefit, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday.
-
6 Easy Hacks To Make Your Lunchbox Spill-Proof In Your Office Bag
If your laptop bag has started smelling of oil and homemade curries, check out these hacks to secure your tiffin and keep your bag clean.
-
Flying To New Zealand? What You Can And Cannot Carry In Your Luggage
New Zealand's borders are famously strict, but not impossible to handle. Just know what to declare, what to carry, and what to leave behind, and you will move through smoothly.
-
How Maple Syrup Thieves In Canada Once Made History With A Theft Worth Millions Of Dollars
The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist unfolded in 2011-2012. However, its story continues to fascinate people around the world even today.
-
Gaza at "Breaking Point": UN Food Agency After Visiting Territory
The UN's World Food Programme warned Thursday that Gaza is "at breaking point" and appealed to urgently revive its network of 200 food distribution points to prevent pockets of famine spreading.
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Flesh-Eating Parasite Returns To US After 40 Years, Here's Why Experts Are Worried
A Maryland woman was infected with a rare flesh-eating parasite, the New World screwworm, marking the first US case in decades.
-
15 Pakistani Fishermen Arrested Near Border In Gujarat's Kori Creek
In a coordinated maritime operation, 15 Pakistani fishermen were arrested along with one engine-fitted country boat in the Kori Creek area, Gujarat, near the Border Outpost (BOP) BBK by the Border Security Force (BSF) and the Indian Coast Guard.
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10 Things To Never Pack In Your Hand Luggage At Indian Airports
If you have ever been asked to step aside during a security check, it could be because of your luggage. Follow this simple guide to avoid any such hassle at Indian airports.
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Opinion | Seeds Of Sabotage: The 'Agro-Terrorism' Threat India Can't Ignore
If American and Chinese ongoing research in genetic engineering of food crops through insect dispersion is anything to go by, then India's security agencies have an additional danger of agro-terrorism on their already cluttered threat radar.
-
"Came For Faith, Leaving With Fear": 6 Die At Kubereshwar Dham Kanwar Yatra In Madhya Pradesh
All six victims had journeyed to Kubereshwar with unwavering devotion, only to lose their lives in the chaos that awaited them. Their bodies now lie in the district hospital mortuary.
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How To Prepare An Emergency Food Supply For Earthquake And Tsunami
The recent earthquake in Russia, followed by tsunami warnings across the Pacific, is a timely reminder of the importance of being prepared for natural disasters, especially when it comes to food security.
