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Why Appetisers Are Often Served In Portions Of Threes Or Fives - Experts Reveal The Real Reason
Discover why restaurants often serve appetisers in sets of three, five or seven, and how this simple choice enhances visual appeal and the dining experience.
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7 Pakistani Soldiers In Custody, Balochistan Army's 7-Day Ultimatum To Islamabad
The separatist militant group the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed it is holding seven members of Pakistan's security forces in custody and has issued a seven-day deadline to the Pakistani government for a prisoner exchange.
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Aiden Markram, Marco Jansen Lead South Africa To Brink Of T20 World Cup Super Eight
Captain Aiden Markam's unbeaten 86 and 4-40 by Marco Jansen led South Africa to a seven-wicket thrashing of New Zealand on Saturday to all but book their Super Eights berth at the T20 World Cup.
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Rare Earth Corridor Is Strategic, But Execution Is Key: BMW India CEO
India's plan to develop a rare earth metals corridor spanning seven states is a positive step for the electric vehicle ecosystem, but its impact will be visible only over the long term, Hardeep Brar, President and CEO of BMW Group India said.
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70% Of Air India Planes Have Recurring Technical Issues: Centre
More than seven out of every ten aircraft reviewed in the Air India Group fleet have shown recurring technical defects, according to official data tabled in Parliament on Thursday.
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Defending Champions Vidarbha Knocked Out Of Ranji Trophy As Andhra, Jharkhand Qualify From Group A
Vidarbha finished third in Group A on net run rate after amassing 31 points from seven games, behind Andhra and Jharkhand, who too have the same points but a superior NRR.
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UP Cops Dig Out Skeleton Buried 10 Months Back, And Uncover Chilling Crime
At 11 pm yesterday, most of Kanpur was preparing to sleep. But at Tikwapur village, a group of cops and workers was braving the chills for what would lead to a startling discovery
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On Camera, Elderly Woman Bitten, Hair Pulled By Monkeys In Haryana
An elderly woman was injured after being attacked by a group of monkeys in Haryanas Bahadurgarh, triggering concern over the presence of monkeys in residential areas.
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NRI Returns After 7 Years, Amazed by India's Rapid Transformation: "Digital Payments Are Everywhere"
Upon moving back a few months ago, the user said he was taken aback by the visible and significant changes across various aspects of life in India.
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White Collar Terror Ecosystem In J&K, 2,900 kg Of IED-Making Material
Jammu and Kashmir Police have cracked an inter-state and transnational terror module, linked to at least two banned terrorist organisations including the Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, an al-Qaeda affiliated Islamist terror group that is active across J&K.
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Why Appetisers Are Often Served In Portions Of Threes Or Fives - Experts Reveal The Real Reason
Discover why restaurants often serve appetisers in sets of three, five or seven, and how this simple choice enhances visual appeal and the dining experience.
-
7 Pakistani Soldiers In Custody, Balochistan Army's 7-Day Ultimatum To Islamabad
The separatist militant group the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed it is holding seven members of Pakistan's security forces in custody and has issued a seven-day deadline to the Pakistani government for a prisoner exchange.
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Aiden Markram, Marco Jansen Lead South Africa To Brink Of T20 World Cup Super Eight
Captain Aiden Markam's unbeaten 86 and 4-40 by Marco Jansen led South Africa to a seven-wicket thrashing of New Zealand on Saturday to all but book their Super Eights berth at the T20 World Cup.
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Rare Earth Corridor Is Strategic, But Execution Is Key: BMW India CEO
India's plan to develop a rare earth metals corridor spanning seven states is a positive step for the electric vehicle ecosystem, but its impact will be visible only over the long term, Hardeep Brar, President and CEO of BMW Group India said.
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70% Of Air India Planes Have Recurring Technical Issues: Centre
More than seven out of every ten aircraft reviewed in the Air India Group fleet have shown recurring technical defects, according to official data tabled in Parliament on Thursday.
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Defending Champions Vidarbha Knocked Out Of Ranji Trophy As Andhra, Jharkhand Qualify From Group A
Vidarbha finished third in Group A on net run rate after amassing 31 points from seven games, behind Andhra and Jharkhand, who too have the same points but a superior NRR.
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UP Cops Dig Out Skeleton Buried 10 Months Back, And Uncover Chilling Crime
At 11 pm yesterday, most of Kanpur was preparing to sleep. But at Tikwapur village, a group of cops and workers was braving the chills for what would lead to a startling discovery
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On Camera, Elderly Woman Bitten, Hair Pulled By Monkeys In Haryana
An elderly woman was injured after being attacked by a group of monkeys in Haryanas Bahadurgarh, triggering concern over the presence of monkeys in residential areas.
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NRI Returns After 7 Years, Amazed by India's Rapid Transformation: "Digital Payments Are Everywhere"
Upon moving back a few months ago, the user said he was taken aback by the visible and significant changes across various aspects of life in India.
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White Collar Terror Ecosystem In J&K, 2,900 kg Of IED-Making Material
Jammu and Kashmir Police have cracked an inter-state and transnational terror module, linked to at least two banned terrorist organisations including the Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, an al-Qaeda affiliated Islamist terror group that is active across J&K.
