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What Happens To Your Body When You Have Gond Katira Every Day For A Month
This traditional summer ingredient won't just cool down your body but also provide multiple other benefits for a balanced diet.
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Nathalie Baye, Known For Downton Abbey And Catch Me If You Can, Dies At 77
She died on Friday at her Paris residence due to complications of Lewy body dementia
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One In Five IAS, IPS And IFS Posts Vacant, Government Informs Parliament
According to the figures tabled in Parliament, the IAS has a sanctioned strength of 6,858 officers, of which 5,457 are currently in position, leaving 1,401 posts vacant-roughly 20.4 per cent of the total sanctioned strength.
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Pune Man's "Catch Me If You Can" Dare, Police's "We Can, We Will" Reply
What started as a playful dare on social media quickly turned into a lesson for a Pune man.
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Union Public Service Commission Releases Indian Forest Service Main Exam Admit Card 2025
Candidates are allowed to carry only essential items such as the e-admit card printout, pen, pencil, identity proof and self-photographs (if applicable).
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Missed The Train? Do Not Panic. Here Is How To Track Your Luggage
Watching your train fade away into the distance, along with your belongings, can be traumatic for many. This is what really happens and how you can prevent such a situation.
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Lost Your Passport Abroad? What To Do And How Long Replacement Really Takes
Losing your passport abroad is unsettling, but it does not have to derail your trip.
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Constipated In The Morning? What To Eat (And Avoid) For Natural Relief
Tired of dealing with bloating and sluggish mornings? These everyday breakfast tweaks can help relieve constipation without medication.
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First 10 Things To Fix In Your Routine Today If You Feel Tired All The Time
Keep reading as we list some simple changes you can make to your routine today if you feel tired all the time.
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Odds Of Having Boy Or Girl Aren't Exactly 50-50, Study Reveals
The study found that some families are more likely to have children of the same sex than would be expected by chance.
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Forest Officer Shares Drone Footage Of Leopard Swimming Across River: "Released After Rescue"
The leopard was released into the wilderness after being rescued by the wildlife officials. The drone was being used to monitor the majestic creature.
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5 Easy Ways To Tell If Your Dough Is Ready To Bake
Whether you are preparing a batch of simple pav, tackling an ambitious sourdough, or just kneading away your stress, learning to recognise the signs of a well-proofed dough is key.
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Weight Loss Tips: These Tips Are Your Best Friend If You Have A Busy Schedule
In this article, we share a list of weight loss tips that can be helpful if you have a busy schedule.
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Forest Officer Shares Stunning Video Of Man Fearlessly Holding Giant King Cobra: "The Real Size..."
Known for their majestic appearance and potent venom, King Cobras play a vital role in maintaining the ecosystem balance.
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When The Sun Dies: What It Means For Earth
The eventual death of the Sun might prompt humanity to search for new homes in other star systems.
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What Happens To Your Body When You Have Gond Katira Every Day For A Month
This traditional summer ingredient won't just cool down your body but also provide multiple other benefits for a balanced diet.
-
Nathalie Baye, Known For Downton Abbey And Catch Me If You Can, Dies At 77
She died on Friday at her Paris residence due to complications of Lewy body dementia
-
One In Five IAS, IPS And IFS Posts Vacant, Government Informs Parliament
According to the figures tabled in Parliament, the IAS has a sanctioned strength of 6,858 officers, of which 5,457 are currently in position, leaving 1,401 posts vacant-roughly 20.4 per cent of the total sanctioned strength.
-
Pune Man's "Catch Me If You Can" Dare, Police's "We Can, We Will" Reply
What started as a playful dare on social media quickly turned into a lesson for a Pune man.
-
Union Public Service Commission Releases Indian Forest Service Main Exam Admit Card 2025
Candidates are allowed to carry only essential items such as the e-admit card printout, pen, pencil, identity proof and self-photographs (if applicable).
-
Missed The Train? Do Not Panic. Here Is How To Track Your Luggage
Watching your train fade away into the distance, along with your belongings, can be traumatic for many. This is what really happens and how you can prevent such a situation.
-
Lost Your Passport Abroad? What To Do And How Long Replacement Really Takes
Losing your passport abroad is unsettling, but it does not have to derail your trip.
-
Constipated In The Morning? What To Eat (And Avoid) For Natural Relief
Tired of dealing with bloating and sluggish mornings? These everyday breakfast tweaks can help relieve constipation without medication.
-
First 10 Things To Fix In Your Routine Today If You Feel Tired All The Time
Keep reading as we list some simple changes you can make to your routine today if you feel tired all the time.
-
Odds Of Having Boy Or Girl Aren't Exactly 50-50, Study Reveals
The study found that some families are more likely to have children of the same sex than would be expected by chance.
-
Forest Officer Shares Drone Footage Of Leopard Swimming Across River: "Released After Rescue"
The leopard was released into the wilderness after being rescued by the wildlife officials. The drone was being used to monitor the majestic creature.
-
5 Easy Ways To Tell If Your Dough Is Ready To Bake
Whether you are preparing a batch of simple pav, tackling an ambitious sourdough, or just kneading away your stress, learning to recognise the signs of a well-proofed dough is key.
-
Weight Loss Tips: These Tips Are Your Best Friend If You Have A Busy Schedule
In this article, we share a list of weight loss tips that can be helpful if you have a busy schedule.
-
Forest Officer Shares Stunning Video Of Man Fearlessly Holding Giant King Cobra: "The Real Size..."
Known for their majestic appearance and potent venom, King Cobras play a vital role in maintaining the ecosystem balance.
-
When The Sun Dies: What It Means For Earth
The eventual death of the Sun might prompt humanity to search for new homes in other star systems.
