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How Parle-G Became India's Most Loved Biscuit
Parle-G is a beloved part of India's chai culture, loved for its taste and nostalgia. As the brand plans to redevelop its oldest factory, people are revisiting the story behind this iconic biscuit.
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Indian Emirates Crew Member Shares Hidden Details Behind Iconic Uniform
Emirates flight attendant breaks down the symbolism of her uniform. The viral video has crossed one million views
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Watch: Ranthambore's Iconic Tigress Arrowhead's Final Walk Captured On Camera
Renowned Ranthambore tigress Arrowhead (T-84) passes away at 14 due to advanced bone cancer, marking the end of an era for wildlife enthusiasts and symbolizing the loss of a storied legacy.
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'Amazon, Behave': Top Bureaucrat Shaktikanta Das Says Tweeted As Citizen
In a tweet on Sunday, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das cautioned Amazon against "being flippant about Indian symbols and icons" as images emerged of flip-flops with Mahatma Gandhi images on sale. Later, the top bureaucrat clarified that he had commented "as a citizen of India."
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'Amazon, Better Behave,' Tweets Top Bureaucrat Shaktikanta Das After 'Flip-Flops' Controversy
Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das on Sunday asked Amazon to desist from being flippant about Indian symbols and icons, cautioning it that "indifference will be at your own peril".
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How Parle-G Became India's Most Loved Biscuit
Parle-G is a beloved part of India's chai culture, loved for its taste and nostalgia. As the brand plans to redevelop its oldest factory, people are revisiting the story behind this iconic biscuit.
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Indian Emirates Crew Member Shares Hidden Details Behind Iconic Uniform
Emirates flight attendant breaks down the symbolism of her uniform. The viral video has crossed one million views
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Watch: Ranthambore's Iconic Tigress Arrowhead's Final Walk Captured On Camera
Renowned Ranthambore tigress Arrowhead (T-84) passes away at 14 due to advanced bone cancer, marking the end of an era for wildlife enthusiasts and symbolizing the loss of a storied legacy.
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'Amazon, Behave': Top Bureaucrat Shaktikanta Das Says Tweeted As Citizen
In a tweet on Sunday, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das cautioned Amazon against "being flippant about Indian symbols and icons" as images emerged of flip-flops with Mahatma Gandhi images on sale. Later, the top bureaucrat clarified that he had commented "as a citizen of India."
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'Amazon, Better Behave,' Tweets Top Bureaucrat Shaktikanta Das After 'Flip-Flops' Controversy
Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das on Sunday asked Amazon to desist from being flippant about Indian symbols and icons, cautioning it that "indifference will be at your own peril".
