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Harry Styles Recalls Life After One Direction Split: "Felt Very Alone"
Styles released his self-titled debut solo album in 2017, a project that marked a distinct shift in his musical direction.
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5 Arrested, Engineer Sacked Day After Part Of Mumbai Metro Pillar Falls
Five people have been arrested a day after a portion of a Mumbai Metro pillar fell on vehicles, killing one and injuring three others.
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India To Build Its 1st Underwater Road-Rail Tunnel At Rs 18,000 Crore
India has approved a Rs 18,662-crore project to build a four-lane access-controlled greenfield corridor between Gohpur and Numaligarh, featuring India's first road-and-rail tunnel under the Brahmaputra river in Assam.
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India Set To Resume Work On Wular Barrage, Stalled By Indus Waters Treaty
Nine months after suspending the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) following the Pahalgam attack, the Jammu and Kashmir government is set to resume work on the stalled Wular barrage. The project aims to regulate water storage from the Jhelum River.
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How 'Project Empathy' Helps Preserve Nagaland's Oral History Collections
A project themed on empathy is bringing a positive change, without any fanfare, in Nagaland after it guided college students to return to their communities and engage in intimate conversations with elders.
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The Singers OTT Release Date: What You Need to Know About the Oscar-Shortlisted Musical Drama
The Singers is an Oscar-nominated live action short film that has captured global attention with its powerful storytelling and festival success. Recognised at the Academy Awards with a nomination in the Best Live Action Short Film category, the project has accumulated numerous nominations and awards across international film circuits. Featuring act...
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4.2 Km Highway Emergency Landing Strip For Military, Civil Aircraft In Assam
Under the scorching sun, crowds gathered along the Moran bypass in Assam on Saturday to witness Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurate the Northeast's first Emergency Landing Facility (ELF).
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RERA In Trouble? Why Supreme Court Warned It Can Be Shut Down
The Supreme Court issued a scathing remark on the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) on Thursday. Chief Justice Surya Kant said RERA has accomplished nothing concrete beyond providing benefits to defaulting builders.
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"Won't Allow Anyone To Touch Aravallis": Supreme Court On Safari Plea
The Supreme Court asserted that it "will not allow anyone to touch" the Aravalli range while refusing to entertain any request related to the proposed Aravalli Zoo Safari project in Haryana at this stage.
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Pakistan Concerned As India Fast-Tracks Chenab Project Amid Indus Treaty Freeze
India has dismissed Pakistan's concerns over the Sawalkot Project, India's hydroelectric dam being built on the Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir, amid the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) between New Delhi and Islamabad.
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Harry Styles Recalls Life After One Direction Split: "Felt Very Alone"
Styles released his self-titled debut solo album in 2017, a project that marked a distinct shift in his musical direction.
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5 Arrested, Engineer Sacked Day After Part Of Mumbai Metro Pillar Falls
Five people have been arrested a day after a portion of a Mumbai Metro pillar fell on vehicles, killing one and injuring three others.
-
India To Build Its 1st Underwater Road-Rail Tunnel At Rs 18,000 Crore
India has approved a Rs 18,662-crore project to build a four-lane access-controlled greenfield corridor between Gohpur and Numaligarh, featuring India's first road-and-rail tunnel under the Brahmaputra river in Assam.
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India Set To Resume Work On Wular Barrage, Stalled By Indus Waters Treaty
Nine months after suspending the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) following the Pahalgam attack, the Jammu and Kashmir government is set to resume work on the stalled Wular barrage. The project aims to regulate water storage from the Jhelum River.
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How 'Project Empathy' Helps Preserve Nagaland's Oral History Collections
A project themed on empathy is bringing a positive change, without any fanfare, in Nagaland after it guided college students to return to their communities and engage in intimate conversations with elders.
-
The Singers OTT Release Date: What You Need to Know About the Oscar-Shortlisted Musical Drama
The Singers is an Oscar-nominated live action short film that has captured global attention with its powerful storytelling and festival success. Recognised at the Academy Awards with a nomination in the Best Live Action Short Film category, the project has accumulated numerous nominations and awards across international film circuits. Featuring act...
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4.2 Km Highway Emergency Landing Strip For Military, Civil Aircraft In Assam
Under the scorching sun, crowds gathered along the Moran bypass in Assam on Saturday to witness Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurate the Northeast's first Emergency Landing Facility (ELF).
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RERA In Trouble? Why Supreme Court Warned It Can Be Shut Down
The Supreme Court issued a scathing remark on the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) on Thursday. Chief Justice Surya Kant said RERA has accomplished nothing concrete beyond providing benefits to defaulting builders.
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"Won't Allow Anyone To Touch Aravallis": Supreme Court On Safari Plea
The Supreme Court asserted that it "will not allow anyone to touch" the Aravalli range while refusing to entertain any request related to the proposed Aravalli Zoo Safari project in Haryana at this stage.
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Pakistan Concerned As India Fast-Tracks Chenab Project Amid Indus Treaty Freeze
India has dismissed Pakistan's concerns over the Sawalkot Project, India's hydroelectric dam being built on the Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir, amid the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) between New Delhi and Islamabad.
