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Man Urinates In Lonavala's Bushi Dam As Another Swims Nearby, Video Sparks Outrage
In the video, filmed at Bushi Dam in Lonavala, one man is seen swimming in the stream while another urinates just metres away. The shocking act has raised serious concerns about hygiene and public behaviour.
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The Case That Protects The Press, And Why Trump Hates It
President Donald Trump is again attacking the American press - this time not with fiery rally speeches or by calling the media "the enemy of the people," but through the courts.
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'Hanging House' Row: Arvind Kejriwal, AAP Leaders To Face Assembly Panel Probe
. The so-called 'hanging house' inside the Delhi Assembly complex, touted as a colonial-era execution site by the former AAP government, is now under fire for being a "complete fabrication." And the fallout just got more serious.
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"In Australia, Media Made Us Villains": Gautam Adani On Queensland Coal Mine
In one of the most candid public reflections of his career, Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani on Wednesday spoke at length about the storm of global criticism and coordinated resistance his group faced over the Carmichael coal project in Australia.
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Crackdown On Quacks In Telangana, 500 Police Cases Filed
A massive and unprecedented crackdown on fake doctors across the state has been started, with the Telangana Medical Council asking the police to file around 500 FIRs in an effort to safeguard public health.
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Flying To The US? These Everyday Indian Items Could Get You In Trouble
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) enforces these laws from various federal agencies, including the Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), aiming to protect public health, safety, and national interests.
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Expert Panel To Look Into Pigeon Feeding In Mumbai, Says High Court
An expert committee will be formed to look into the issue of feeding pigeons in public and the ban on feeding will continue till the committee report is in, the Bombay High Court said today
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"Had Bad Moments": Months After Fallout, Trump Says Musk A Good Person
Months after the relations between Donald Trump and his billionaire aide, Elon Musk, turned sour, the US President defended the Tesla CEO after a poll revealed he was the "most unpopular public figure in America."
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"Kept Masturbating": Gurugram Woman Catches Man Flashing Her, Shares Video
A model and digital content creator has alleged she was sexually harassed while waiting for a cab in Gurugram. The incident occurred last Friday, at around 11 am, when the woman returning from Jaipur was waiting for a cab.
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Viral Video Shows Woman Filming Herself On Thar Roof On Gurugram Flyover
A young woman sat on the roof of a moving SUV on a flyover near IFFCO Chowk in Gurugram. Her feet dangled over the front windshield of Thar, and she appeared to be recording herself.
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Watch: Street Vendor Dips Plastic Pouches In Hot Oil To Open Them, Sparks Outrage Online
A viral video shows a pakora vendor opening oil pouches by dipping them into a kadhai filled with heated oil. It has alarmed health experts and the public.
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US Human Rights Report To Downplay Allies' Abuse
The annual human rights report produced by the United States will scale back criticism of El Salvador, Israel and Russia, a report said Wednesday, as officials hinted it would focus instead on what they call dwindling freedom of expression in Europe.
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Relief For BCCI As Only Those Who take Government Funds To Come Under RTI In Amended Sports Bill
In what can be construed as a relief to the BCCI, the Sports Ministry has amended the RTI-related provision of the National Sports Governance Bill
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1,240 National Highway Projects Worth Rs 7.8 Lakh Crore Underway: Nitin Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Wednesday said 1,240 national highways projects in 29,406 km, costing Rs 7.80 lakh crore, are currently under construction in the country, of which 15,674 km have been completed.
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Australia Raises Cap On International Student Enrolments, Check Details
Study In Australia: Under the revised cap, higher education institutions, both public and private, will share 196,750 student places, while vocational training providers will be allocated 98,250 spots.
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Man Urinates In Lonavala's Bushi Dam As Another Swims Nearby, Video Sparks Outrage
In the video, filmed at Bushi Dam in Lonavala, one man is seen swimming in the stream while another urinates just metres away. The shocking act has raised serious concerns about hygiene and public behaviour.
-
The Case That Protects The Press, And Why Trump Hates It
President Donald Trump is again attacking the American press - this time not with fiery rally speeches or by calling the media "the enemy of the people," but through the courts.
-
'Hanging House' Row: Arvind Kejriwal, AAP Leaders To Face Assembly Panel Probe
. The so-called 'hanging house' inside the Delhi Assembly complex, touted as a colonial-era execution site by the former AAP government, is now under fire for being a "complete fabrication." And the fallout just got more serious.
-
"In Australia, Media Made Us Villains": Gautam Adani On Queensland Coal Mine
In one of the most candid public reflections of his career, Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani on Wednesday spoke at length about the storm of global criticism and coordinated resistance his group faced over the Carmichael coal project in Australia.
-
Crackdown On Quacks In Telangana, 500 Police Cases Filed
A massive and unprecedented crackdown on fake doctors across the state has been started, with the Telangana Medical Council asking the police to file around 500 FIRs in an effort to safeguard public health.
-
Flying To The US? These Everyday Indian Items Could Get You In Trouble
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) enforces these laws from various federal agencies, including the Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), aiming to protect public health, safety, and national interests.
-
Expert Panel To Look Into Pigeon Feeding In Mumbai, Says High Court
An expert committee will be formed to look into the issue of feeding pigeons in public and the ban on feeding will continue till the committee report is in, the Bombay High Court said today
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"Had Bad Moments": Months After Fallout, Trump Says Musk A Good Person
Months after the relations between Donald Trump and his billionaire aide, Elon Musk, turned sour, the US President defended the Tesla CEO after a poll revealed he was the "most unpopular public figure in America."
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"Kept Masturbating": Gurugram Woman Catches Man Flashing Her, Shares Video
A model and digital content creator has alleged she was sexually harassed while waiting for a cab in Gurugram. The incident occurred last Friday, at around 11 am, when the woman returning from Jaipur was waiting for a cab.
-
Viral Video Shows Woman Filming Herself On Thar Roof On Gurugram Flyover
A young woman sat on the roof of a moving SUV on a flyover near IFFCO Chowk in Gurugram. Her feet dangled over the front windshield of Thar, and she appeared to be recording herself.
-
Watch: Street Vendor Dips Plastic Pouches In Hot Oil To Open Them, Sparks Outrage Online
A viral video shows a pakora vendor opening oil pouches by dipping them into a kadhai filled with heated oil. It has alarmed health experts and the public.
-
US Human Rights Report To Downplay Allies' Abuse
The annual human rights report produced by the United States will scale back criticism of El Salvador, Israel and Russia, a report said Wednesday, as officials hinted it would focus instead on what they call dwindling freedom of expression in Europe.
-
Relief For BCCI As Only Those Who take Government Funds To Come Under RTI In Amended Sports Bill
In what can be construed as a relief to the BCCI, the Sports Ministry has amended the RTI-related provision of the National Sports Governance Bill
-
1,240 National Highway Projects Worth Rs 7.8 Lakh Crore Underway: Nitin Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Wednesday said 1,240 national highways projects in 29,406 km, costing Rs 7.80 lakh crore, are currently under construction in the country, of which 15,674 km have been completed.
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Australia Raises Cap On International Student Enrolments, Check Details
Study In Australia: Under the revised cap, higher education institutions, both public and private, will share 196,750 student places, while vocational training providers will be allocated 98,250 spots.
