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Gardener Duped Patients Promising 'Free Treatment', Was Undone By 'Typos' In Delhi
The police have arrested a contractual employee of the MCD for allegedly forging official letterheads of the Delhi Chief Minister's Office and duping poor patients by promising them free treatment in private hospitals under the EWS quota
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These 6 Indian Hill Stations Still Feel Like Your 90s Summer Holidays
Today, travel feels slick, planned, and often too digital. Yet, a few Indian hill stations have quietly resisted change.
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Beyond Chinar, Gul-e-Dawood Offers New Postcard Image Of Kashmir Autumn
The Chrysanthemum garden, locally known as Gul-e-Dawood or David's flower, is the second theme garden in Kashmir, and it transforms the Valley's autumn.
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7 Romantic Honeymoon Destinations In India That Feel Like Europe
You do not have to fly to Europe for snow, vineyards, or pastel seaside charm. India has honeymoon spots that look straight out of Europe - without the currency shock or visa stress.
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Andhra Man With Political Links Arrested For Attempting To Rape 13-Year-Old
A major controversy has erupted in the Tuni constituency of Kakinada district, Andhra Pradesh, after Narayana Rao -- said to be associated with a political party -- was arrested for the alleged attempt to sexually assault a minor girl.
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Ooty Or Kodaikanal: Which South Indian Hill Station You Should Visit First
Whether you start with the vibrant charm of Ooty or end with the serene beauty of Kodaikanal, a trip to these South Indian hill stations promises memories that will stay with you forever.
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Home Away From Home: Migrant Workers Celebrate Diwali In Singapore
Over 500 migrant workers, mostly from India, were treated to an afternoon of festivities, joined by local volunteers, to celebrate Diwali at the Flower Field Hall of Singapore's Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay skyline and waterfront.
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Ticket Prices For India vs South Africa Test At Eden Gardens To Start From Rs 60 Per Day
It will be the first Test match at Eden Gardens since the India-Bangladesh pink-ball Test in 2019.
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6 Budget-Friendly Winter Honeymoon Destinations In India
The wedding season in India typically begins in November and continues until February. Marriage is a cherished milestone, and couples often go all out to make their big day memorable.
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Bomb Threat To Vice President CP Radhakrishnan's Chennai Home Turns Out To Be Hoax
A major security scare unfolded in Chennai on Thursday evening after an anonymous email claimed that a bomb had been planted at Vice President CP Radhakrishnan's residence in Mylapore.
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Assam's Tea Garden Workers March To Demand Scheduled Tribes Status
Thousands of people from the tea garden community hit the streets of eastern Assam's Tinsukia district today, demanding Scheduled Tribe status. The demand has been a long-standing one.
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Rock Band The Smashing Pumpkins Cancels Debut India Tour: "Can't Perform Up To The Standards"
The Smashing Pumpkins were set to perform in India in Bengaluru on October 11, followed by Jio World Garden in Mumbai on October 12
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Watch: Russian Woman Calls Bengaluru The Best City To Live In India
Looking at all the major metros in India, the Russian woman felt that none could match Bengaluru's pleasant weather.
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Flying To Cambodia Just Got Better. What Indians Should Know About The New Techo International Airport
Cambodia's new international airport signals the country's intent to welcome international visitors with the same ease and efficiency as other major Southeast Asian destinations.
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Sourav Ganguly Returns As CAB president, Outlines Plans For Eden Gardens And Bengal Cricket
Sourav Ganguly on Monday returned as the president of Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) after six years and picked out the boosting of Eden Gardens' capacity to one lakh and securing marquee fixtures during next year's T20 World Cup among his top priorities.
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Gardener Duped Patients Promising 'Free Treatment', Was Undone By 'Typos' In Delhi
The police have arrested a contractual employee of the MCD for allegedly forging official letterheads of the Delhi Chief Minister's Office and duping poor patients by promising them free treatment in private hospitals under the EWS quota
-
These 6 Indian Hill Stations Still Feel Like Your 90s Summer Holidays
Today, travel feels slick, planned, and often too digital. Yet, a few Indian hill stations have quietly resisted change.
-
Beyond Chinar, Gul-e-Dawood Offers New Postcard Image Of Kashmir Autumn
The Chrysanthemum garden, locally known as Gul-e-Dawood or David's flower, is the second theme garden in Kashmir, and it transforms the Valley's autumn.
-
7 Romantic Honeymoon Destinations In India That Feel Like Europe
You do not have to fly to Europe for snow, vineyards, or pastel seaside charm. India has honeymoon spots that look straight out of Europe - without the currency shock or visa stress.
-
Andhra Man With Political Links Arrested For Attempting To Rape 13-Year-Old
A major controversy has erupted in the Tuni constituency of Kakinada district, Andhra Pradesh, after Narayana Rao -- said to be associated with a political party -- was arrested for the alleged attempt to sexually assault a minor girl.
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Ooty Or Kodaikanal: Which South Indian Hill Station You Should Visit First
Whether you start with the vibrant charm of Ooty or end with the serene beauty of Kodaikanal, a trip to these South Indian hill stations promises memories that will stay with you forever.
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Home Away From Home: Migrant Workers Celebrate Diwali In Singapore
Over 500 migrant workers, mostly from India, were treated to an afternoon of festivities, joined by local volunteers, to celebrate Diwali at the Flower Field Hall of Singapore's Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay skyline and waterfront.
-
Ticket Prices For India vs South Africa Test At Eden Gardens To Start From Rs 60 Per Day
It will be the first Test match at Eden Gardens since the India-Bangladesh pink-ball Test in 2019.
-
6 Budget-Friendly Winter Honeymoon Destinations In India
The wedding season in India typically begins in November and continues until February. Marriage is a cherished milestone, and couples often go all out to make their big day memorable.
-
Bomb Threat To Vice President CP Radhakrishnan's Chennai Home Turns Out To Be Hoax
A major security scare unfolded in Chennai on Thursday evening after an anonymous email claimed that a bomb had been planted at Vice President CP Radhakrishnan's residence in Mylapore.
-
Assam's Tea Garden Workers March To Demand Scheduled Tribes Status
Thousands of people from the tea garden community hit the streets of eastern Assam's Tinsukia district today, demanding Scheduled Tribe status. The demand has been a long-standing one.
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Rock Band The Smashing Pumpkins Cancels Debut India Tour: "Can't Perform Up To The Standards"
The Smashing Pumpkins were set to perform in India in Bengaluru on October 11, followed by Jio World Garden in Mumbai on October 12
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Watch: Russian Woman Calls Bengaluru The Best City To Live In India
Looking at all the major metros in India, the Russian woman felt that none could match Bengaluru's pleasant weather.
-
Flying To Cambodia Just Got Better. What Indians Should Know About The New Techo International Airport
Cambodia's new international airport signals the country's intent to welcome international visitors with the same ease and efficiency as other major Southeast Asian destinations.
-
Sourav Ganguly Returns As CAB president, Outlines Plans For Eden Gardens And Bengal Cricket
Sourav Ganguly on Monday returned as the president of Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) after six years and picked out the boosting of Eden Gardens' capacity to one lakh and securing marquee fixtures during next year's T20 World Cup among his top priorities.
