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6 Non-Touristy Things To Do In Bangkok For A More Local Experience
A small shift in your plans can reveal a quieter, more local side of Bangkok worth exploring.
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10 Drown While Collecting Mussel Shells In Karnataka River, Several Missing
Ten people drowned while venturing into a river to collect mussel shells in Karnataka's Uttara Kannada district
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8 Best Monsoon Treks In India That Every Nature Lover Should Experience
Monsoon trekking is about exploring India's landscapes at their most beautiful during the rains.
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Which Place Is Called The Valley Of The Sun?
Val di Sole in Italy's Trentino region offers stunning Alpine scenery and outdoor activities away from crowded tourist spots.
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Will Deliver On Teesta, Padma: Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman
"In Rajshahi, we will build the Padma Barrage on the Padma River... because across the border, they (India) are extracting water in various ways by constructing barrages and dams," Tarique Rahman said at an event in Dhaka.
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Teesta And Ganga: How The Two Rivers Are Key To India-Bangladesh Ties
Teesta Water Agreement had been held up since 2011 due to opposition from Mamata Banerjee, and the Ganga Water Agreement is up for renewal this year
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Top 5 River Rafting Stretches In Rishikesh You Must Try
Rishikesh is considered one of the best rafting destinations in India because of its perfect mix of adventure and natural beauty.
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Study Warns 80% Of World's Rivers Losing Oxygen
Scientists also warn that low-oxygen rivers can release greenhouse gases and toxic metals from sediments.
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Which Is The Oldest Dam In India?
Kallanai Dam in Tamil Nadu, built around 150 CE, is one of the world's oldest functioning water diversion structures.
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Princess Diana’s Brother, Charles Spencer, Marries Archaeologist Cat Jarman In A Private Ceremony In Arizona
Charles Spencer has married archaeologist Cat Jarman in a private ceremony in Arizona. The couple, who confirmed their relationship in 2024, said their bond grew from friendship and professional collaboration into “deep love and connection.”
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Day After Tourist's Death, Elephant That Trampled On Her Dies In Karnataka
Marthanda, a 35-year-old male elephant, had suffered severe injuries during a fight with another elephant, Kanjan. The incident had taken place during a bathing session in the Cauvery River at the camp.
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Villages On Alert As Gates Of J&K's Salal Dam To Be Opened For Silt Flushing
Salal dam's gates will be opened on May 21 at 9 am and the operation will continue till May 30.
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Cruise Industry Sees Strong Demand Despite Recent Hantavirus And Norovirus Outbreaks
Industry experts and travelers report no decline in bookings despite health incidents, citing cruises as safe and well-regulated vacations.
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Throwing Non-Veg Food Waste In Ganga Can Hurt Religious Sentiments: Court
Allahabad High Court grants bail to five accused for throwing non-veg food waste in River Ganga.
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'Bengal Saw No Development For 50 Years, People Fed Up': Amit Shah
Amit Shah said five decades of mismanagement have left West Bengal completely stagnant
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6 Non-Touristy Things To Do In Bangkok For A More Local Experience
A small shift in your plans can reveal a quieter, more local side of Bangkok worth exploring.
-
10 Drown While Collecting Mussel Shells In Karnataka River, Several Missing
Ten people drowned while venturing into a river to collect mussel shells in Karnataka's Uttara Kannada district
-
8 Best Monsoon Treks In India That Every Nature Lover Should Experience
Monsoon trekking is about exploring India's landscapes at their most beautiful during the rains.
-
Which Place Is Called The Valley Of The Sun?
Val di Sole in Italy's Trentino region offers stunning Alpine scenery and outdoor activities away from crowded tourist spots.
-
Will Deliver On Teesta, Padma: Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman
"In Rajshahi, we will build the Padma Barrage on the Padma River... because across the border, they (India) are extracting water in various ways by constructing barrages and dams," Tarique Rahman said at an event in Dhaka.
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Teesta And Ganga: How The Two Rivers Are Key To India-Bangladesh Ties
Teesta Water Agreement had been held up since 2011 due to opposition from Mamata Banerjee, and the Ganga Water Agreement is up for renewal this year
-
Top 5 River Rafting Stretches In Rishikesh You Must Try
Rishikesh is considered one of the best rafting destinations in India because of its perfect mix of adventure and natural beauty.
-
Study Warns 80% Of World's Rivers Losing Oxygen
Scientists also warn that low-oxygen rivers can release greenhouse gases and toxic metals from sediments.
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Which Is The Oldest Dam In India?
Kallanai Dam in Tamil Nadu, built around 150 CE, is one of the world's oldest functioning water diversion structures.
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Princess Diana’s Brother, Charles Spencer, Marries Archaeologist Cat Jarman In A Private Ceremony In Arizona
Charles Spencer has married archaeologist Cat Jarman in a private ceremony in Arizona. The couple, who confirmed their relationship in 2024, said their bond grew from friendship and professional collaboration into “deep love and connection.”
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Day After Tourist's Death, Elephant That Trampled On Her Dies In Karnataka
Marthanda, a 35-year-old male elephant, had suffered severe injuries during a fight with another elephant, Kanjan. The incident had taken place during a bathing session in the Cauvery River at the camp.
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Villages On Alert As Gates Of J&K's Salal Dam To Be Opened For Silt Flushing
Salal dam's gates will be opened on May 21 at 9 am and the operation will continue till May 30.
-
Cruise Industry Sees Strong Demand Despite Recent Hantavirus And Norovirus Outbreaks
Industry experts and travelers report no decline in bookings despite health incidents, citing cruises as safe and well-regulated vacations.
-
Throwing Non-Veg Food Waste In Ganga Can Hurt Religious Sentiments: Court
Allahabad High Court grants bail to five accused for throwing non-veg food waste in River Ganga.
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'Bengal Saw No Development For 50 Years, People Fed Up': Amit Shah
Amit Shah said five decades of mismanagement have left West Bengal completely stagnant
