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Bengaluru Airport May Soon Pick Up Your Bags From Home, Offer Chauffeur Rides
Care by BLR programme will allow travellers to get their baggage collected from home before they even reach the airport.
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The Surprising Reason Why The World Doesn't Have Pink Passports
Content creator Apoorva's viral video explores why most passports around the world come in just four colours: red, blue, green and black.
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Team India Wins 9 Medals At 19th International Earth Science Olympiad
India won nine medals at the 19th International Earth Science Olympiad in Turin, including four golds, marking its best-ever performance.
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"Exciting New Chapter For Women's Cricket": ICC Chairman Jay Shah On Inaugural Women's Champions Trophy 2027
The ICC Chairman Jay Shah said the inaugural ICC Women's Champions Trophy 2027 will mark "an exciting new chapter for women's cricket" as the tournament is set to be hosted in India across two venues, Vadodara and Mumbai in February
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Pakistani Intruder Arrested Near International Border In Jammu
The BSF is currently questioning Nazir to ascertain whether the crossing was inadvertent or a deliberate attempt to check the alertness of troops on the border to push in terrorists in the near future.
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Vijay's Vision To Host Formula-1 In Tamil Nadu, Announces Dedicated Motorsport City
The Chief Minister also announced that a dedicated motorsports city will be established in Chennai to host Formula 1-4 races in the city.
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Study Abroad Losing Its Pull? Indian Gen Z Turns To Global Courses In India
Interest in studying abroad among Indian Gen Z has declined due to rising costs, visa issues, and uncertain post-study work options.
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Astronaut Shares Photograph Of Hundreds-Of-Millions-Year-Old Crater From Space
The photo illustrates its immense size, showing that it is large enough to be seen from space.
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First Space Elevator From Earth To Orbit Could Become Reality With New Super-Strong Material
A super-strong cable would be anchored near the equator and extend far beyond geostationary orbit, with a counterweight in space keeping it stretched tight.
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India A "Vishwaguru, Not A Mahashakti": RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat In Toronto
RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat recalled historical and modern examples of India stepping up during international humanitarian crises.
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Astronaut Captures Breathtaking Star Trails From Space Station, Calls View "Surreal"
Social media users were amazed to see the amazing view shared by Astronaut Don Pettit on his X handle.
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No More Removing Laptops, Liquids: Dubai Airport Upgrades Security Checks
The airport is gradually replacing older screening systems as part of a broader effort to speed up passenger processing and reduce travel hassles.
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Steve Waugh Shows No Mercy To ICC, Brands ODI World Cup Change A 'Backward Step'
Former Australia captain Steve Waugh has lambasted the International Cricket Council (ICC) over its recent changes to the ODI World Cup 2027 qualification format.
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10 Countries Where Airlines Let You Turn A Layover Into A Free Holiday
If you are planning your next international trip, these stopover offers could be worth knowing about before you book your flight.
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Startup Founder Shares How Interns Helped Him Escape Isolation And Burnout: "I'm Happier"
The interns added a wave of fresh energy to the workplace, as their attitude and ideas brought back excitement to daily tasks.
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Bengaluru Airport May Soon Pick Up Your Bags From Home, Offer Chauffeur Rides
Care by BLR programme will allow travellers to get their baggage collected from home before they even reach the airport.
-
The Surprising Reason Why The World Doesn't Have Pink Passports
Content creator Apoorva's viral video explores why most passports around the world come in just four colours: red, blue, green and black.
-
Team India Wins 9 Medals At 19th International Earth Science Olympiad
India won nine medals at the 19th International Earth Science Olympiad in Turin, including four golds, marking its best-ever performance.
-
"Exciting New Chapter For Women's Cricket": ICC Chairman Jay Shah On Inaugural Women's Champions Trophy 2027
The ICC Chairman Jay Shah said the inaugural ICC Women's Champions Trophy 2027 will mark "an exciting new chapter for women's cricket" as the tournament is set to be hosted in India across two venues, Vadodara and Mumbai in February
-
Pakistani Intruder Arrested Near International Border In Jammu
The BSF is currently questioning Nazir to ascertain whether the crossing was inadvertent or a deliberate attempt to check the alertness of troops on the border to push in terrorists in the near future.
-
Vijay's Vision To Host Formula-1 In Tamil Nadu, Announces Dedicated Motorsport City
The Chief Minister also announced that a dedicated motorsports city will be established in Chennai to host Formula 1-4 races in the city.
-
Study Abroad Losing Its Pull? Indian Gen Z Turns To Global Courses In India
Interest in studying abroad among Indian Gen Z has declined due to rising costs, visa issues, and uncertain post-study work options.
-
Astronaut Shares Photograph Of Hundreds-Of-Millions-Year-Old Crater From Space
The photo illustrates its immense size, showing that it is large enough to be seen from space.
-
First Space Elevator From Earth To Orbit Could Become Reality With New Super-Strong Material
A super-strong cable would be anchored near the equator and extend far beyond geostationary orbit, with a counterweight in space keeping it stretched tight.
-
India A "Vishwaguru, Not A Mahashakti": RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat In Toronto
RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat recalled historical and modern examples of India stepping up during international humanitarian crises.
-
Astronaut Captures Breathtaking Star Trails From Space Station, Calls View "Surreal"
Social media users were amazed to see the amazing view shared by Astronaut Don Pettit on his X handle.
-
No More Removing Laptops, Liquids: Dubai Airport Upgrades Security Checks
The airport is gradually replacing older screening systems as part of a broader effort to speed up passenger processing and reduce travel hassles.
-
Steve Waugh Shows No Mercy To ICC, Brands ODI World Cup Change A 'Backward Step'
Former Australia captain Steve Waugh has lambasted the International Cricket Council (ICC) over its recent changes to the ODI World Cup 2027 qualification format.
-
10 Countries Where Airlines Let You Turn A Layover Into A Free Holiday
If you are planning your next international trip, these stopover offers could be worth knowing about before you book your flight.
-
Startup Founder Shares How Interns Helped Him Escape Isolation And Burnout: "I'm Happier"
The interns added a wave of fresh energy to the workplace, as their attitude and ideas brought back excitement to daily tasks.
