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Trump Administration Removes LGBTQ Pride Flag From New York's Stonewall Monument
US President Donald Trump's administration has removed a large rainbow Pride flag that flew over the Stonewall National Monument, which marks the birthplace of the modern gay rights movement in New York City.
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Inside Tejasswi Prakash's Muir Woods National Monument Visit; Things To Know Before You Go
Tejasswi Prakash has jetted off to California and visited the Muir Woods National Monument.
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Matter Regarding Declaration Of Ram Setu As National Monument Sub Judice: Centre
The matter regarding the declaration of Ram Setu as a national monument is sub judice, the government informed Parliament on Monday.
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Mangarh Tribal Massacre Not Given Due Place In History, Mistake Now Being Corrected: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today paid tributes to the tribals who were massacred by the British army in 1913 in Mangarh in Rajasthan.
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A Century Later, Plans Underway For World War I Memorial In Washington
How should the United States honor the wishes of the last American World War I soldier, who asked for a national monument to the country's role in the conflict?
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Sticky Situation: This Tree Lures Birds With A Free Lunch And Then Kills Them
Plants in the genus Pisonia don't appear to be particularly menacing. The trees lack the thorns of acacia, the poisonous fruit of the manchineel tree and the botanical jaws of Venus flytraps. But Pisonia trees, which are found from Hawaii and New Zealand all the way to India, have a dark secret. Search among their roots and you're likely to find ga...
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Barack Obama Creates Two New National Monuments
President Barack Obama has created two new US national monuments, bringing vast desert areas under federal protection.
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Barack Obama Establishes World's Largest Marine Reserve In Hawaii
President Barack Obama on Friday burnished his environmental legacy by establishing the world's largest marine reserve, home to thousands of rare sea creatures in the northwestern Hawaiian islands.
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Boy Survivor of US Desert Hike That Killed Parents Returns to France
A nine-year-old French boy who survived a desert hike in which his parents appear to have died of thirst, has been flown home from New Mexico, an airport official said.
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Will move court to see Ram Setu declared national monument: VHP
The VHP on Monday said that it would move court to get Ram Setu declared a national monument and slammed the Congress led UPA government for shifting to the Supreme Court the task of taking a decision on the matter.
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Centre shies away from taking stand on Ram Sethu as national monument
The central government on Thursday shied from taking any stand on the plea by Janata Party President Subramanium Swamy that the mythological Ram Sethu in the Palk Strait be declared a national monument. The Supreme Court recorded that the central government does not intend to file its response to the petition of Mr Swamy.
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Trump Administration Removes LGBTQ Pride Flag From New York's Stonewall Monument
US President Donald Trump's administration has removed a large rainbow Pride flag that flew over the Stonewall National Monument, which marks the birthplace of the modern gay rights movement in New York City.
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Inside Tejasswi Prakash's Muir Woods National Monument Visit; Things To Know Before You Go
Tejasswi Prakash has jetted off to California and visited the Muir Woods National Monument.
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Matter Regarding Declaration Of Ram Setu As National Monument Sub Judice: Centre
The matter regarding the declaration of Ram Setu as a national monument is sub judice, the government informed Parliament on Monday.
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Mangarh Tribal Massacre Not Given Due Place In History, Mistake Now Being Corrected: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today paid tributes to the tribals who were massacred by the British army in 1913 in Mangarh in Rajasthan.
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A Century Later, Plans Underway For World War I Memorial In Washington
How should the United States honor the wishes of the last American World War I soldier, who asked for a national monument to the country's role in the conflict?
-
Sticky Situation: This Tree Lures Birds With A Free Lunch And Then Kills Them
Plants in the genus Pisonia don't appear to be particularly menacing. The trees lack the thorns of acacia, the poisonous fruit of the manchineel tree and the botanical jaws of Venus flytraps. But Pisonia trees, which are found from Hawaii and New Zealand all the way to India, have a dark secret. Search among their roots and you're likely to find ga...
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Barack Obama Creates Two New National Monuments
President Barack Obama has created two new US national monuments, bringing vast desert areas under federal protection.
-
Barack Obama Establishes World's Largest Marine Reserve In Hawaii
President Barack Obama on Friday burnished his environmental legacy by establishing the world's largest marine reserve, home to thousands of rare sea creatures in the northwestern Hawaiian islands.
-
Boy Survivor of US Desert Hike That Killed Parents Returns to France
A nine-year-old French boy who survived a desert hike in which his parents appear to have died of thirst, has been flown home from New Mexico, an airport official said.
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Will move court to see Ram Setu declared national monument: VHP
The VHP on Monday said that it would move court to get Ram Setu declared a national monument and slammed the Congress led UPA government for shifting to the Supreme Court the task of taking a decision on the matter.
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Centre shies away from taking stand on Ram Sethu as national monument
The central government on Thursday shied from taking any stand on the plea by Janata Party President Subramanium Swamy that the mythological Ram Sethu in the Palk Strait be declared a national monument. The Supreme Court recorded that the central government does not intend to file its response to the petition of Mr Swamy.
