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From Orphan To Midwife: Japanese Woman Raised By Chinese Devotes Life To Help Others
They named her Xu Yan, which means "swallow," hoping she would become independent and strong.
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Tarique Rahman, The 'Dark Prince' And A 'Shadow PMO' That Ran Bangladesh
Christmas Day saw the triumphant homecoming of Bangladesh's 'dark prince' - Tarique Rahman, the son of three-time former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia and a central figure in her Bangladesh Nationalist Party - after 17 years in self-exile.
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Which Desert In India Is Known As The Cold Desert? What To Know Before You Go
Understanding Ladakh means letting go of familiar definitions and paying attention to how climate, geography and human life intersect in one of the most extreme landscapes in the country.
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7 Habits That Show You Are A Foodie From Delhi
Nothing says 'Dilli ka foodie' like starting the day with a plate of hot, fluffy bhature paired with spicy chole.
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GenZ And The Sober Curious Trend: Benefits Of An Alcohol-Free Life, Tips To Help
Keep reading as we discuss why has "sober curious" become a trend and the short and long-term benefits of sobriety. At the end we share tips to help you try sobriety!
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Japanese Man Shares Life-Changing Lesson Of 'Dharma Yoga' Learned In India
The video has now gone viral and is receiving a lot of positive response from social media users.
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When Minutes Mean Life: The Importance Of Rapid Trauma Response
Trauma care is not merely treating visible wounds; it is also the immediate response to medical emergencies.
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Uttar Pradesh Orders 'Life Imprisonment' For Stray Dogs Who Bite Humans Twice
In an unprecedented order, the state government has said dogs that bite a human without provocation once will be kept at an animal centre for 10 days and those that repeat the act will be kept there for the rest of their life.
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Feeling Stuck In Life? How Travel Can Help You Break Free
If you are looking for a way to get up and set yourself free, read on to know how travel can help you shake off the ordinary and find new meaning in your life.
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Saira Banu Shares Unseen Pics With Dilip Kumar On Her 81st Birthday: "The Greatest Wonder Of My Life"
Veteran actress Saira Banu, who is celebrating her 81st birthday on Saturday, is looking back at her past birthday celebrations and reflecting on the meaning of her special day.
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Top Court Orders Release Of Nitish Katara Murder Convict Sukhdev Pehalwan
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the release of convict Sukhdev Yadav alias Pehalwan in the 2002 Nitish Katara murder case, noting that he has completed his sentence of 20 years in March this year.
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How Cho La Battlefield Tourism In Sikkim Is Taking Dark Tourism A Step Ahead
Battlefield tourism refers to the practice of visiting sites of historical military conflicts, such as battlefields, memorials, war cemeteries, and museums
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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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OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z3 Review: Proof That Good Never Goes Out of Style
OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z3 sports a familiar design but misses out on Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), which means we may see another version with it soon. At under Rs. 2,000, the Z3 offers a balanced audio output, but you should not expect a lot from it. It's fantastic for calls, and the battery life is impressive on this one. The fast-charging s...
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Beyond Beach Parties: 6 Cultural Festivals To Attend In Goa
The beauty of these cultural festivals in Goa is that they each reflect a different slice of the 'susegad' life through a variety of beliefs and rituals.
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From Orphan To Midwife: Japanese Woman Raised By Chinese Devotes Life To Help Others
They named her Xu Yan, which means "swallow," hoping she would become independent and strong.
-
Tarique Rahman, The 'Dark Prince' And A 'Shadow PMO' That Ran Bangladesh
Christmas Day saw the triumphant homecoming of Bangladesh's 'dark prince' - Tarique Rahman, the son of three-time former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia and a central figure in her Bangladesh Nationalist Party - after 17 years in self-exile.
-
Which Desert In India Is Known As The Cold Desert? What To Know Before You Go
Understanding Ladakh means letting go of familiar definitions and paying attention to how climate, geography and human life intersect in one of the most extreme landscapes in the country.
-
7 Habits That Show You Are A Foodie From Delhi
Nothing says 'Dilli ka foodie' like starting the day with a plate of hot, fluffy bhature paired with spicy chole.
-
GenZ And The Sober Curious Trend: Benefits Of An Alcohol-Free Life, Tips To Help
Keep reading as we discuss why has "sober curious" become a trend and the short and long-term benefits of sobriety. At the end we share tips to help you try sobriety!
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Japanese Man Shares Life-Changing Lesson Of 'Dharma Yoga' Learned In India
The video has now gone viral and is receiving a lot of positive response from social media users.
-
When Minutes Mean Life: The Importance Of Rapid Trauma Response
Trauma care is not merely treating visible wounds; it is also the immediate response to medical emergencies.
-
Uttar Pradesh Orders 'Life Imprisonment' For Stray Dogs Who Bite Humans Twice
In an unprecedented order, the state government has said dogs that bite a human without provocation once will be kept at an animal centre for 10 days and those that repeat the act will be kept there for the rest of their life.
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Feeling Stuck In Life? How Travel Can Help You Break Free
If you are looking for a way to get up and set yourself free, read on to know how travel can help you shake off the ordinary and find new meaning in your life.
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Saira Banu Shares Unseen Pics With Dilip Kumar On Her 81st Birthday: "The Greatest Wonder Of My Life"
Veteran actress Saira Banu, who is celebrating her 81st birthday on Saturday, is looking back at her past birthday celebrations and reflecting on the meaning of her special day.
-
Top Court Orders Release Of Nitish Katara Murder Convict Sukhdev Pehalwan
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the release of convict Sukhdev Yadav alias Pehalwan in the 2002 Nitish Katara murder case, noting that he has completed his sentence of 20 years in March this year.
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How Cho La Battlefield Tourism In Sikkim Is Taking Dark Tourism A Step Ahead
Battlefield tourism refers to the practice of visiting sites of historical military conflicts, such as battlefields, memorials, war cemeteries, and museums
-
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.
-
OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z3 Review: Proof That Good Never Goes Out of Style
OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z3 sports a familiar design but misses out on Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), which means we may see another version with it soon. At under Rs. 2,000, the Z3 offers a balanced audio output, but you should not expect a lot from it. It's fantastic for calls, and the battery life is impressive on this one. The fast-charging s...
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Beyond Beach Parties: 6 Cultural Festivals To Attend In Goa
The beauty of these cultural festivals in Goa is that they each reflect a different slice of the 'susegad' life through a variety of beliefs and rituals.
