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Waiting For A Promotion? In Chhattisgarh Department, 11 Dead People Got One
Some people spend years waiting for a promotion, doing everything they can to be eligible for one: from working long hours to being extra nice to the boss. But here, the dead have been promoted, with - obviously - no effort on their part.
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Fungus, Cuts, HIV: That Pedicure Comes With Risks No One Tells You About
While pedicures can be a form of self-care, they shouldn't come at the cost of your health (or foot)
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"We Now Have An Emperor": Kashmir Leader Sajad Lone Slams Omar Abdullah
Hitting out at Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, People's Conference chief Sajad Lone has said the National Conference leader has "utter contempt" for contrarian views and said the Union Territory now has an "emperor".
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5 Weapons Kept 'Secret' So Far Were Deployed By US During Iran Strikes
Five weapons, apart from the Tomahawk cruise missiles and the GBU-57 bunker-buster bombs, no one knew about till now, were also deployed by the US for its mission to strike Iran's three nuclear sites - Fordow, Natanz and Eshafan.
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"Have Shown No Hideout Is Safe For Terrorists": PM Modi On Operation Sindoor
Asserting that Operation Sindoor has made clear to the world India's stringent policy against terrorism, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday that his government takes whatever steps are appropriate in national interest.
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Karnataka Post Graduate Common Entrance Test MBA 2025 Provisional Answer Key Out
Karnataka PGCET 2025: Students can evaluate their performance by comparing their responses with the official answers. Each correct response carries one mark, and there is no negative marking in the exam.
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Iran's Nuclear Site At Fordow Significantly Damaged: IAEA Chief
US bombing probably caused "very significant" damage to the underground areas of Iran's Fordow uranium enrichment plant dug into a mountain, though no one can yet tell the extent, UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi said.
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Israel-Iran Conflict: How 'Cluster Bomb' Works, Why It's Controversial
Israel has alleged that Iran fired a missile with cluster bomb warhead on a civilian area. The missile started releasing the bomblets at an altitude of 23,000 feet (7 km). The Iranian missile scattered at least 20 bomblets across a radius of 8 km.
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Iran Fires Cluster Bomb Warhead At Israel On 8th Day Of Conflict
One of the small munitions struck a home in the central Israeli town of Azor, causing some damage.
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Iran's Silent Allies: Baghdad To Beirut, Why Is No One Picking Up The Phone
For more than four decades, Iran has built an alliance of proxy forces across the Middle East, a self-styled "Axis of Resistance", to project power, repel US and Israeli influence, and insulate itself from direct confrontation.
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"No Major Safety Concerns": Aviation Watchdog On 24 Air India Dreamliners
DGCA has said that the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, one of which crashed in Ahmedabad with 242 people on board, is compliant with safety standards.
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Opinion | Is Airbus Safer Than Boeing? No, And That's Not The Point
Most passengers don't choose a plane, they choose an airline. But in a duopoly, the illusion of safety in one brand over another is often just that - an illusion.
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No Place For Jasprit Bumrah As Australia And NZ Greats Pick All-Time Test 11 Of 21st Century
One of the modern greats, Bumrah, has played 45 Test matches for India. The seamer has grabbed 205 wickets at an average of 19.40 and an economy of 2.76.
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Broken Microwave? 5 Smart Ways To Reheat Frozen Food Without One
No, you do not need a microwave to bring your leftovers back to life. These quick fixes will make sure your food is hot, fresh and microwave-free.
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How To Make Rajasthani Mango Pickle At Home: A Step-By-Step Guide For That Authentic 'Aam Ka Achar'
No Indian meal feels complete without that one tiny but mighty thing on the side - the pickle. It is the unsung hero of the thali.
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Waiting For A Promotion? In Chhattisgarh Department, 11 Dead People Got One
Some people spend years waiting for a promotion, doing everything they can to be eligible for one: from working long hours to being extra nice to the boss. But here, the dead have been promoted, with - obviously - no effort on their part.
-
Fungus, Cuts, HIV: That Pedicure Comes With Risks No One Tells You About
While pedicures can be a form of self-care, they shouldn't come at the cost of your health (or foot)
-
"We Now Have An Emperor": Kashmir Leader Sajad Lone Slams Omar Abdullah
Hitting out at Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, People's Conference chief Sajad Lone has said the National Conference leader has "utter contempt" for contrarian views and said the Union Territory now has an "emperor".
-
5 Weapons Kept 'Secret' So Far Were Deployed By US During Iran Strikes
Five weapons, apart from the Tomahawk cruise missiles and the GBU-57 bunker-buster bombs, no one knew about till now, were also deployed by the US for its mission to strike Iran's three nuclear sites - Fordow, Natanz and Eshafan.
-
"Have Shown No Hideout Is Safe For Terrorists": PM Modi On Operation Sindoor
Asserting that Operation Sindoor has made clear to the world India's stringent policy against terrorism, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday that his government takes whatever steps are appropriate in national interest.
-
Karnataka Post Graduate Common Entrance Test MBA 2025 Provisional Answer Key Out
Karnataka PGCET 2025: Students can evaluate their performance by comparing their responses with the official answers. Each correct response carries one mark, and there is no negative marking in the exam.
-
Iran's Nuclear Site At Fordow Significantly Damaged: IAEA Chief
US bombing probably caused "very significant" damage to the underground areas of Iran's Fordow uranium enrichment plant dug into a mountain, though no one can yet tell the extent, UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi said.
-
Israel-Iran Conflict: How 'Cluster Bomb' Works, Why It's Controversial
Israel has alleged that Iran fired a missile with cluster bomb warhead on a civilian area. The missile started releasing the bomblets at an altitude of 23,000 feet (7 km). The Iranian missile scattered at least 20 bomblets across a radius of 8 km.
-
Iran Fires Cluster Bomb Warhead At Israel On 8th Day Of Conflict
One of the small munitions struck a home in the central Israeli town of Azor, causing some damage.
-
Iran's Silent Allies: Baghdad To Beirut, Why Is No One Picking Up The Phone
For more than four decades, Iran has built an alliance of proxy forces across the Middle East, a self-styled "Axis of Resistance", to project power, repel US and Israeli influence, and insulate itself from direct confrontation.
-
"No Major Safety Concerns": Aviation Watchdog On 24 Air India Dreamliners
DGCA has said that the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, one of which crashed in Ahmedabad with 242 people on board, is compliant with safety standards.
-
Opinion | Is Airbus Safer Than Boeing? No, And That's Not The Point
Most passengers don't choose a plane, they choose an airline. But in a duopoly, the illusion of safety in one brand over another is often just that - an illusion.
-
No Place For Jasprit Bumrah As Australia And NZ Greats Pick All-Time Test 11 Of 21st Century
One of the modern greats, Bumrah, has played 45 Test matches for India. The seamer has grabbed 205 wickets at an average of 19.40 and an economy of 2.76.
-
Broken Microwave? 5 Smart Ways To Reheat Frozen Food Without One
No, you do not need a microwave to bring your leftovers back to life. These quick fixes will make sure your food is hot, fresh and microwave-free.
-
How To Make Rajasthani Mango Pickle At Home: A Step-By-Step Guide For That Authentic 'Aam Ka Achar'
No Indian meal feels complete without that one tiny but mighty thing on the side - the pickle. It is the unsung hero of the thali.
