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Forget Netflix, This Bar's Livestream Is Internet's Latest Obsession
The bar started streaming daily events and staff antics in 1996 just to stay connected with customers. Now, people are watching bartenders mix drinks, random dance-offs, and everything in between
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The Political Power Of 'Machhli', 'Makhana', 'Paan' In Bihar
In Bihar, elections are not just about speeches, rallies, or slogans. They are also about things that are part of people's daily lives - machhli (fish), makhana (fox nut), and paan (betel leaf).
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'Where Am I Safe?': Trans People Fear Harassment After UK Court's Ruling
In April, the UK Supreme Court affirmed that under equality laws, the term "sex" refers to biological sex, meaning a transgender woman is legally considered male, and a transgender man is considered female.
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Do You Really Need Protein Powders? Here's The Truth
While protein powders can be useful for some individuals, most people can easily meet their protein needs through a well-balanced diet rich in whole food sources of protein.
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Animal Birth Control Centres Report Rise In Rescue Calls After Court Order
A day after the top court's order on the relocation of stray dogs, some animal birth control centres reported a surge in calls requesting rescue of stray dogs as well as people abandoning their pet dogs.
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Israel Eases Gaza Blockade, But Aid Still Fails To Reach Starving People
Israel had blocked food entirely from entering Gaza for 2.5 months starting in March. Since it eased the blockade in late May, it allowed in a trickle of aid trucks for the UN, about 70 a day on average, according to official Israeli figures.
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Explained: What Needs To Be Done To Reverse Famine Crisis In Gaza?
A famine scenario was unfolding in the Gaza Strip, with malnutrition soaring, children under five dying of hunger-related causes and humanitarian access severely restricted, a global hunger monitor said
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Dozen Of Kids, Adults Die Of Starvation In Gaza As Hunger Surges
Five starving children at a Gaza City hospital were wasting away, and nothing the doctors tried was working. The basic treatments for malnourishment that could save them had run out under Israel's blockade.
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Torrential Rain Kills 18 In South Korea, 9 Missing After Floods, Landslides
Severe wet weather in South Korea eased on Monday following days of torrential rain that triggered floods and landslides and left at least 18 people dead, the Ministry of the Interior and Safety said on Monday.
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Madhya Pradesh's 108 Helpline Is Dying A Slow Death - Choked By Abuse, Ignored By The System
Every hour, at least 200 fake calls flood the Madhya Pradesh's 108 call centers. People calling not to save lives - but to ask for liquor deliveries, demand mobile recharges, inquire about ration kits, or simply hurl abuses at the female operators
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WhatsApp Is Officially Getting Ads. Here's What Changes
WhatsApp will be showing ads in the Updates tab which is used by 1.5 billion people every day across the globe.
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Watch: Matcha Farmer Shows What A Day In His Life Looks Like, Wins Hearts Online
A viral video showing one farmer's daily routine on a matcha farm in Japan has received a lot of interest online. People have lauded his efforts.
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Waterlogging After Heavy Rain In Bengaluru, MLA Visits Affected Area On Bulldozer
Visuals showed people wading through knee-deep water as Bengaluru's drainage system failed to cope with the sudden downpour.
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The Power Of Physical Touch: Here's How It Can Boost Your Health
By incorporating more healthy touch into daily life, we can enhance both mental and physical health naturally, here's how.
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Adani Group, ISKCON Providing Nearly 1 Lakh Meals Daily At Maha Kumbh
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), in partnership with the Adani Group, is providing meals to nearly one lakh people daily at the ongoing Maha Kumbh, a spiritual organisation's official said.
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Forget Netflix, This Bar's Livestream Is Internet's Latest Obsession
The bar started streaming daily events and staff antics in 1996 just to stay connected with customers. Now, people are watching bartenders mix drinks, random dance-offs, and everything in between
-
The Political Power Of 'Machhli', 'Makhana', 'Paan' In Bihar
In Bihar, elections are not just about speeches, rallies, or slogans. They are also about things that are part of people's daily lives - machhli (fish), makhana (fox nut), and paan (betel leaf).
-
'Where Am I Safe?': Trans People Fear Harassment After UK Court's Ruling
In April, the UK Supreme Court affirmed that under equality laws, the term "sex" refers to biological sex, meaning a transgender woman is legally considered male, and a transgender man is considered female.
-
Do You Really Need Protein Powders? Here's The Truth
While protein powders can be useful for some individuals, most people can easily meet their protein needs through a well-balanced diet rich in whole food sources of protein.
-
Animal Birth Control Centres Report Rise In Rescue Calls After Court Order
A day after the top court's order on the relocation of stray dogs, some animal birth control centres reported a surge in calls requesting rescue of stray dogs as well as people abandoning their pet dogs.
-
Israel Eases Gaza Blockade, But Aid Still Fails To Reach Starving People
Israel had blocked food entirely from entering Gaza for 2.5 months starting in March. Since it eased the blockade in late May, it allowed in a trickle of aid trucks for the UN, about 70 a day on average, according to official Israeli figures.
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Explained: What Needs To Be Done To Reverse Famine Crisis In Gaza?
A famine scenario was unfolding in the Gaza Strip, with malnutrition soaring, children under five dying of hunger-related causes and humanitarian access severely restricted, a global hunger monitor said
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Dozen Of Kids, Adults Die Of Starvation In Gaza As Hunger Surges
Five starving children at a Gaza City hospital were wasting away, and nothing the doctors tried was working. The basic treatments for malnourishment that could save them had run out under Israel's blockade.
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Torrential Rain Kills 18 In South Korea, 9 Missing After Floods, Landslides
Severe wet weather in South Korea eased on Monday following days of torrential rain that triggered floods and landslides and left at least 18 people dead, the Ministry of the Interior and Safety said on Monday.
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Madhya Pradesh's 108 Helpline Is Dying A Slow Death - Choked By Abuse, Ignored By The System
Every hour, at least 200 fake calls flood the Madhya Pradesh's 108 call centers. People calling not to save lives - but to ask for liquor deliveries, demand mobile recharges, inquire about ration kits, or simply hurl abuses at the female operators
-
WhatsApp Is Officially Getting Ads. Here's What Changes
WhatsApp will be showing ads in the Updates tab which is used by 1.5 billion people every day across the globe.
-
Watch: Matcha Farmer Shows What A Day In His Life Looks Like, Wins Hearts Online
A viral video showing one farmer's daily routine on a matcha farm in Japan has received a lot of interest online. People have lauded his efforts.
-
Waterlogging After Heavy Rain In Bengaluru, MLA Visits Affected Area On Bulldozer
Visuals showed people wading through knee-deep water as Bengaluru's drainage system failed to cope with the sudden downpour.
-
The Power Of Physical Touch: Here's How It Can Boost Your Health
By incorporating more healthy touch into daily life, we can enhance both mental and physical health naturally, here's how.
-
Adani Group, ISKCON Providing Nearly 1 Lakh Meals Daily At Maha Kumbh
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), in partnership with the Adani Group, is providing meals to nearly one lakh people daily at the ongoing Maha Kumbh, a spiritual organisation's official said.
