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No Police Licence Needed For Hotels, Pools, Discotheques In Delhi
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today notified orders issued by Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena on June 19, aimed at promoting ease of doing business in the national capital.
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Explained: What Is Cloud Seeding, Why Is Delhi Spending Over Rs 3 Crore On It
Cloud seeding is generally considered moderately effective, with studies and real-world programmes showing it can increase rainfall under the right conditions.
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"Like Absolute Butter": Trump On How US Struck Iran's Fordow Nuclear Site
Bombs dropped by American B-2 Stealth Fighter aircraft went through Iran's heavily-guarded Fordow nuclear facility "like butter", US President Donald Trump said.
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"Too Dependent On Jasprit Bumrah": Ex-India Captain's Brutal Verdict On Shubman Gill And Co
Mohammad Azharuddin said India should play left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav in the Edgbaston Test against England to add more experience to their bowling attack and reduce the burden on Jasprit Bumrah.
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Delhi To See Its First-Ever Artificial Rain To Combat Air Pollution In July
In a first for the national capital, Delhi is set to witness artificial rain aimed at reducing air pollution, with cloud seeding scheduled between July 4 and 11, subject to weather conditions, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said.
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Putin Says Russia Plans To Cut Military Spending From Next Year
NATO allies on Wednesday agreed to raise their collective spending goal to 5% of gross domestic product in the next 10 years, citing what they called the long-term threat posed by Russia and the need to strengthen civil and military resilience.
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Minimum 7-Day Stand-Down For Concussed Players: ICC Announces New Playing Conditions
Teams will now have to nominate designated concussion replacements for every match, which is being brought in to curb the home team's advantage of being able to select from a larger group of players.
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How Fish Farming Is Transforming Former Naxalites In Jharkhand
Former insurgents in eastern Jharkhand are trading guns for fishing nets under a central government scheme that has helped transform a once violence-torn region and contributed to its removal from a list of Naxalite-affected areas.
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Explained: How Carbon Capture Works, Its Role In Future Climate Solution
Power plants and industrial facilities that emit carbon dioxide, the primary driver of global warming, are hopeful that Congress will keep tax credits for capturing the gas and storing it deep underground.
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Leonardo Da Vinci's Helicopter Design Could Make Modern Drones Quieter And Stealthier
The prototype helicopter called Leonardo's aerial screw could be used to make modern drones more quieter and stealhier.
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Nepal Government In Minority After Key Party Withdraws Support In Upper House
A key Madhesi party in Nepal has formally withdrawn support to Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli-led ruling coalition, reducing it to a minority in the National Assembly.
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Maharashtra Government Announces Reduction In Power Tariffs
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced a significant reduction in electricity tariffs across the state.
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Vietnam Tycoon's Jail Term Reduced To 7 Years In $146 Million Fraud Case
A Vietnamese appeal court on Thursday slashed a former property and aviation tycoon's jail sentence in a $146 million fraud and stock market manipulation case from 21 years to seven.
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"Much-Needed Step": Education Minister On CBSE's New Class 10 Exam Format
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Wednesday lauded CBSE's decision to conduct class 10 exams twice a year as a "much-needed step" and said it would reduce stress, provide more flexibility and foster a joyful learning environment.
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Scared Of Cognitive Decline As You Age? These Brain Exercises Can Help
In this article, we share a list of brain exercises you can try to reduce your risk of cognitive decline as you age.
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No Police Licence Needed For Hotels, Pools, Discotheques In Delhi
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today notified orders issued by Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena on June 19, aimed at promoting ease of doing business in the national capital.
-
Explained: What Is Cloud Seeding, Why Is Delhi Spending Over Rs 3 Crore On It
Cloud seeding is generally considered moderately effective, with studies and real-world programmes showing it can increase rainfall under the right conditions.
-
"Like Absolute Butter": Trump On How US Struck Iran's Fordow Nuclear Site
Bombs dropped by American B-2 Stealth Fighter aircraft went through Iran's heavily-guarded Fordow nuclear facility "like butter", US President Donald Trump said.
-
"Too Dependent On Jasprit Bumrah": Ex-India Captain's Brutal Verdict On Shubman Gill And Co
Mohammad Azharuddin said India should play left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav in the Edgbaston Test against England to add more experience to their bowling attack and reduce the burden on Jasprit Bumrah.
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Delhi To See Its First-Ever Artificial Rain To Combat Air Pollution In July
In a first for the national capital, Delhi is set to witness artificial rain aimed at reducing air pollution, with cloud seeding scheduled between July 4 and 11, subject to weather conditions, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said.
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Putin Says Russia Plans To Cut Military Spending From Next Year
NATO allies on Wednesday agreed to raise their collective spending goal to 5% of gross domestic product in the next 10 years, citing what they called the long-term threat posed by Russia and the need to strengthen civil and military resilience.
-
Minimum 7-Day Stand-Down For Concussed Players: ICC Announces New Playing Conditions
Teams will now have to nominate designated concussion replacements for every match, which is being brought in to curb the home team's advantage of being able to select from a larger group of players.
-
How Fish Farming Is Transforming Former Naxalites In Jharkhand
Former insurgents in eastern Jharkhand are trading guns for fishing nets under a central government scheme that has helped transform a once violence-torn region and contributed to its removal from a list of Naxalite-affected areas.
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Explained: How Carbon Capture Works, Its Role In Future Climate Solution
Power plants and industrial facilities that emit carbon dioxide, the primary driver of global warming, are hopeful that Congress will keep tax credits for capturing the gas and storing it deep underground.
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Leonardo Da Vinci's Helicopter Design Could Make Modern Drones Quieter And Stealthier
The prototype helicopter called Leonardo's aerial screw could be used to make modern drones more quieter and stealhier.
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Nepal Government In Minority After Key Party Withdraws Support In Upper House
A key Madhesi party in Nepal has formally withdrawn support to Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli-led ruling coalition, reducing it to a minority in the National Assembly.
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Maharashtra Government Announces Reduction In Power Tariffs
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced a significant reduction in electricity tariffs across the state.
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Vietnam Tycoon's Jail Term Reduced To 7 Years In $146 Million Fraud Case
A Vietnamese appeal court on Thursday slashed a former property and aviation tycoon's jail sentence in a $146 million fraud and stock market manipulation case from 21 years to seven.
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"Much-Needed Step": Education Minister On CBSE's New Class 10 Exam Format
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Wednesday lauded CBSE's decision to conduct class 10 exams twice a year as a "much-needed step" and said it would reduce stress, provide more flexibility and foster a joyful learning environment.
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Scared Of Cognitive Decline As You Age? These Brain Exercises Can Help
In this article, we share a list of brain exercises you can try to reduce your risk of cognitive decline as you age.
